Crossroads Dingo Rescue

Miss karulundi today
Now almost 7 years old
Karulundi arrived aged 7 months
No homes were made available .( once sterilized the interest wanes )

She has no tolerance with dingo or dog male or female
Our feisty wild natured child .
Poor Bunjil was happy to greet her through the fence , sadly she almost went through the fence with intent to do him great harm
Big sigh , tis the nature of our dingo .
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Happy Australia Day

Seriously need to search for more photos
There was no formulas as there is today
Goats milk and pentavite drops , plus extensive care
Had to source a lot of their natural diet by getting different grasses and follage from their place of origin
No insectavore was available
so would seek and search for all types of creepy crawlies mashing them up for baby bandicoots ( informed I would never successfully rear pink bandicoots .
I did and later released into wild life park .
Would have a freezer full.of mice for birds of prey .

Black gloves wallabies were difficult to raise. Many I reared were sent to wild life park or released on to golf courses many were sent to Iris Anderson in Denmark .
Iris wrote a book called her bush babies I have a signed first edition thanking me for entrusting my bush babies into her care

The birds of prey . Kestrals brown gos hawks ,wedge tailed eagles, peragrin falcons some reared from chicks were sent to specialist person for rehabilitation)possible release )
I doubt there are few I have not reared.
Nursed from injuries including shot gun victims
Realising very early the cruel nature of many humans .
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Just a little of what I have cared for from 70s onward
Tawny frog mouth ,wedge tailed eagles, bandicoots ( reared no fur ) many varieties of joeies kookaburras , possums, dingoes ( wild born ) dingo with kangaroo cats .
Have had a busy life caring for wild life
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Our girl Millie. 11months old. Not pure breed
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