The fires may be out of the news, but wildlife still needs help! Here’s what you can do to help animals in Australia now By Chere Di Boscio The Australian fires were undoubtedly one of the biggest tragedies of the century. Thanks mainly to government mismanagement and disastrous environmental policies, it is estimated that more than half a billion animals died in Australia during their recent infernos. About 800 million of them were killed in the New South Wales state on the east coast of the country alone, and experts have identified 113 animal species that need help right now. The list of threatened species is likely to grow over time, as experts are able to gather more data. Although many beautiful koalas, kangaroos, wombats and other native animals have perished, millions more still desperately need assistance. If you’re an animal lover who would like to help out, here’s what you can do to help Australia’s animals now. What You Can Do To Help Animals in Australia Now 1. Make Stuff Believe it or not, animals need stuff. They wouldn’t normally, of course, but since they are literally homeless, and often suffering from burns, they’re in a rather helpless state. […]
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