Wildlife Rescue Australia
Wildlife Rescue Australia is a TV show on Network 10. The program has been available since 2022. A total of 9 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in August 2022.
Last broadcast:28/08/2022 at 03:16
Last episode
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Wildlife Rescue Australia
Ninja the Green Sea Turtle has a fish hook embedded in his intestines and Dr Bree performs dangerous surgery to remove it. Carers have brought in Edwina the Kangaroo who has deteriorated overnight.
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Pamela the Bearded Dragon has a piece of barbed wire embedded in her side and Dr Bree will operate to remove it. Squish the baby Puggle Echidna has lost his mum and will need a lot of care to survive.
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Patsy the Echidna has arrived for a checkup of her broken beak but X rays reveal the fracture is getting worse. Crash the Bandicoot has lost his mum and needs a lot of care and attention.
July 2022
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Dr Bree is worried about the gas in Sandy the Eastern Grey Kangaroo joey's tummy and Willow the Owlet Nightjar has fallen out of his nest and needs a check up.
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Winnie the Pelican is having a check up to see if she's ready to be released. Sunny the orphaned baby Flying Fox has clung to power lines for 3 days. Now Dr Bree needs to help her survive.
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Manda the Wombat has problems with her teeth. Cher the Squirrel Glider possum won't survive in the wild unless Dr Bree can repair her injured eye.
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Arni the Koala needs his sore eye checked and 6 Green Sea Turtles are heading back into the wild.
June 2022
43:00
Dr Bree and the team check out a 5 week old Flying Fox with a sore wing. A Green Sea Turtle has had a run in with a boat propellor and a Python has injured himself stealing a chicken for dinner.
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Jack the Python has had a run in with a tractor and needs surgery to repair his throat. Prickles the Echidna has been hit by a car and Dr Bree works to pop his dislocated leg back into place.