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Local wildlife rescuers respond to the fire ground, full impact not yet known

The devastating effects of January’s bushfires are yet to be fully felt, but wildlife rescuers, carers and veterinarians are doing their best to save and rehabilitate as many animals as possible. Mount Evelyn’s Bungalook Creek Wildlife Shelter’s Emma Cash has been one of the many…

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