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NEW Watch video clip of a Red Necked wallaby with her joey
	Black Stripe wallaby joey's in care Black Stripe wallaby facts Different Swamp wallaby in care Swamp wallaby joey rescued by cat July 2006 3 Swamp wallaby joeys "Christina" Swamp wallaby "Nugget" Swamp wallaby Bush fire victim Dog attack "Hobo" Swamp wallaby Head Injury Wallaby Hitting the Road Lucky Swamp Wallabies Abandoned
	Red-Necked wallaby joey found alone covered in ticks Adult Red neck wallaby in care "Hope" Red-neck Wallaby Malnourished joey Emotional Rollercoaster "Ayla" Red neck wallaby "Destiny" Red neck wallaby "Millie" Red-necked Wallaby "Tippy" Red-necked Wallaby Red-neck joey shot Car victim immature
	Why do native animals need to be brought to registered Wildlife carers?
	Pademelon & Swamp wallaby joey's orphaned "BB" The pademelon Sadness and Joy Red Leg Pademelon Pademelons "Tiny" Pademelon "Maxine" Pademelon
	Whiptail Wallabies
	Facts Myopathy Why Can't I keep it? Kangaroos as pets? Barbed wire Injuries
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Wildlife Mountain is sponsored by the caring people from Foto Riesel. All pictures in this site are taken using their camera's and equipment. (364a Kent St, Sydney, +61 (02) 92996746)

We are also kindly sponsored by the friendly gang from the Ginger Necktar Drink Company.

We would also like to acknowledge the amazing support and help we have had from the Lismore Vet Clinic who have been an invaluable support to both us and the native wildlife of this region.

All native birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles are proteced under the Wildlife Act 1975, they may not be captured or harmed in any way without an authority issued under the Wildlife Act.