Caversham Wildlife Park keepers with the new wombat babies.
Camera IconCaversham Wildlife Park keepers with the new wombat babies. Credit: Supplied/Caversham Wildlife Park.

Wombat babies find new home in Caversham

Nadia BudihardjoEastern Reporter

FOUR baby wombats will be settling into their new home at Caversham Wildlife Park after arriving from Adelaide today.

The park has welcomed four orphaned Southern hairy nosed wombats, the biggest intake from the Wombat program founded by Manfred Heide.

The donation-run Wombat program coordinate carers for wombat road victims in South Australia since 1976.

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Four wombats are settling into their new home. Caversham Wildlife Park.
Camera IconFour wombats are settling into their new home. Caversham Wildlife Park. Credit: Supplied/Supplied