Wildlife carers are amazing people. Guardian Angels to all wildlife. They volunteer their time and invest their own money into caring for the sick and orphaned wildlife, giving them a second chance of life. It's a tremendous sacrific which is not recognised and praised enough because nobody really understands how much of their lives these carers give up to help our wildlife flourish.

Australia, particularly the state of Tasmania has some of the rarest marsupials in the world. We take for granted how spectacular our wildlife is and how vulnerable it is in this modern, human dominated world.

Road kill is a common thing and the majority of people don't consider that after they have accidently (or intentionally) killed a wallaby, a wombat or even a devil that maybe there is a baby in the pouch that is still alive and if not removed will freeze to death.

For the the majority who don't check, there are the few that do and that tiny little life is then put into the hands of a Wildlife carer who works around the clock to save this little creatures life.