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Wildlife rescue centres in WA’s outback close due to lack of funding
Two wildlife sanctuaries in Western Australia’s far north are set to close, sparking concerns about how injured and orphaned animals will be cared for.
Nestled in an outback town in the Kimberley, Derby Native Wildlife has rehabilitated various native wildlife from flying foxes to crocodiles.
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