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Heartwarming images of Aussies saving our animals following the bushfires

The bushfires have shown nature at its cruelest but there is hope we can save our beloved wildlife, as these clips show.

Bryce Lowry by Bryce Lowry
21-01-2020 11:49
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Image by Angelo Giordano from Pixabay

Image by Angelo Giordano from Pixabay

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The bushfire crisis that has engulfed Australia over recent weeks and months has shown the worst that nature can deal out, partly in response to the affect humans are having on the planet.

But it has also brought out the best in human nature when it comes to caring for our beautiful wildlife which have been so savagely affected.

According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), over 1 billion animals, including Aussie icons like the koala and kangaroo, have tragically perished in the bushfires, perhaps pushing some species to the brink of extinction.

There is hope, though, that we might care enough to save our beloved fauna, as these sad yet wonderful clips and photos demonstrate.

*You can donate to the WWF Bushfire Emergency animal and habitat appeal, here

https://twitter.com/bellalilli16/status/1218626665527595014

#AUSTRALIA FIRES UPDATE: We've deployed more of our Disaster Response Team to Kangaroo Island to save as many animal lives as possible 💔 pic.twitter.com/zHrapZv0Ka

— Humane Society International (@HSIGlobal) January 18, 2020

Koalas wait to be treated for burns and dehydration at #KangarooIsland Wildlife Park after #AustralianBushfires https://t.co/sosmf9gDu1 pic.twitter.com/jx0x7aJAuX

— Carolyn Cole (@Carolyn_Cole) January 14, 2020

Even as rain falls across parts of #Australia the search, recovery and rescue continues.
Each life saved is special and although these kangaroos are orphaned, now safely in care. #TuesdayThoughts

Credit : IG : DiscoverOcean pic.twitter.com/smKqxHs4If

— R For ReImagination (@R4Reimagination) January 21, 2020

I have just had an experience of a lifetime helping to rescue a mother and joey…take a look and please retweet to encourage donations to the rescue effort here on #KangarooIsland #koala #koalas #AustraliaBushfires #rescue #vetonthehill #emotional #vet pic.twitter.com/GEY272kgcs

— Scott Miller (@drscottym) January 14, 2020

Will never forget my last #KangarooIsland rescue. Heading back to base on my own to book a flight home and saw this dazed koala with an exposed rib. Got him to the vets and stayed for his last moments 😥 Time to recoup, but will be back to do whatever I can for this special place pic.twitter.com/9VmpYHykDG

— Evan Quartermain (@EvanQuartermain) January 18, 2020

Civilian and @AustralianArmy rescuers and vets doing Australia proud with their unstinting response to the injured wildlife on #kangarooisland working around the clock treating kolas and others. pic.twitter.com/cCLRFy15Vd

— Max Uechtritz (@plesbilongmi) January 18, 2020
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