Good News for Kevvie (Kevvie's Story Concludes).
Fortunately for koalas, there are many caring people around Australia who donate their time to help the thousands of koalas that become sick, injured or orphaned each year. We call these people 'koala carers. Some veterinarians also donate their time and skills to treat sick koalas and other native wildlife. In some places there are special koala hospitals to treat the large numbers of sick, injured and orphaned koalas that are constantly coming into their care.
Koala carers play an important part in the koala's conservation but the koala's habitat MUST be protected if it is going to survive in the future.
If you search the Internet for “Koala Carers” you will find many groups and organisations which look after Koalas.
To finish this series off, here’s a great Video from the ABC:
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Bye from Kevvie.
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