Here's exactly what our kangaroos need right now
RBWS and Wildlife Veterinary Centre
We cannot possibly achieve our goal to provide free veterinary care to wildlife and their rescuers, carers and shelters without a little (ok, a lot!) of help from our friends and supporters. We are frequently in need of items to keep the clinic and storeroom stocked.
You can purchase and donate an item to send to us (email us for the details) or donate funds for us to purchase it.
Our postal address is:
PO BOX 55 – Elphinstone VIC 3448
Thank you for loving kangaroos!
Nikki and the El-roosÂ
HERE IS A WISH LIST OF THE ITEMS WE CURRENTLY NEED.Â
Softban is used under harsher bandages to avoid pressure sores and helps absorb moisture. We used a copious amount and still are due to the burns patients in care. This is used for every type of wound.Â
The sizes we require are the 5cm and 7.5cm at $3.99 and $4.50 per roll. Click HERE or click image for where to buy link
Natural raw unsalted almonds. The kangaroos love their almonds and these are a real treat for them. They are also good to hollow out to slip tablets into!
$27.90 per kilo bag or $259 per 10kg bulk box. Click HERE and select 1kg bag or 10kg bulk box. Or simply purchase from your preferred place of purchase if you would like to send us a smaller quantity.
From $13.96 per kit. Click HERE or click image for where to buy link.
We need this for the clinic. It will help in so many ways, including not needing to replace bandaging as often in wet weather which can be distressing for patients.
$25 per roll. Click HERE or click image for where to buy link.
$27.80. Click HEREÂ or image for link
Free from chemicals, plant based, scent free and organic, this is needed to wash the babies pouches and bedding in. It is also skin friendly.
$48. Click HERE or image for link
This is used to complete a deep clean on the huts once patients have returned home. Floors are removed and panels individually scrubbed down. This agent is Australian made and owned, plant based, vegan and devoid of chemicals. Perfect for our huts that house precious patientsÂ
$79.95-$89.95. Click HERE or image for linkÂ
This Month’s Big Wish
MAGNUM NET $440
The Magnum Net is a standard piece of equipment used by rescuers to catch joeys. Some because they are injured yet somewhat mobile and other times stick close because mum is injured. I have had this scenario play out during the dinner and breakfast buffet over the years and wish I had this net. Darting someone so little is fraught with danger. I have wished for this item over the years when the junior wildlings arrive for help.
To purchase click here or on image
SOLAR GENERATOR $1198
When the power goes out which happens from time to time living regionally the need for an emergency and silent power source is crucial. A petrol generator is noisy and costly whereas a solar powered one is cost effective and keeps power running to necessities, like our ICU huts and / or our vet clinic. Something small, lightweight and portable would be a huge asset to the shelter and will ensure our patients are not impacted by power outages
To purchase click here or on image
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How to support our wish list
What items are needed most urgently?
Our clinic and storeroom run through essential supplies quickly, from wound dressings and bandages to bedding, sandbags and supplement feed. Every item on our wish list is something we genuinely need right now to care for the kangaroos in our shelter.
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How do I send a material donation?
You can either purchase an item directly and have it delivered to us, or donate the funds so we can purchase it ourselves, whichever is easiest for you. Every item on the list includes a direct link to make this simple.
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Can I choose a specific item to give?
Yes, our wish list is designed exactly for that. Browse the items below and choose whichever speaks to you, whether it’s a $10 pack of sandbags or a larger clinic essential. Every contribution, big or small, makes a real difference.
