Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre volunteer Tara Duff with Aruba, a female Echidna. Kanyana will hold its fundraising day in Forrestfield on January 18. Photo: David Baylis
Camera IconKanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre volunteer Tara Duff with Aruba, a female Echidna. Kanyana will hold its fundraising day in Forrestfield on January 18. Photo: David Baylis Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre holding fundraising day on January 18

Sarah BrookesMidland Kalamunda Reporter

ENJOY the nocturnal beauty of cheeky possums, touch the prickly quills of beautiful echidnas and get closer to carpet pythons when Kanyana holds a fundraising day in Forrestfield on January 18.

The wildlife rehabilitation centre will host two sessions for the community to visit and see animals with their carers.

Interactive activities will be offered for children and adults at 9.30am and 10.30am.

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City of Kalamunda Mayor John Giardina said the volunteers at Kanyana continued to do a wonderful job each year caring for the native animals injured and needing rehabilitation.

“We are so lucky to have this world-class facility fully-staffed by people who give their time, love and attention to the creatures and add to the existing bio-diversity of the planet and our special place in it, here in Western Australia,” he said.

“It is so important that we protect these wonderful animals and reptiles and birds and prevent them from becoming threatened species here in their native habitat.”

What: Kanyana fundraising day

Where: Hartfield Park Recreation Centre

Cost: Gold coin donation

Date: Thursday, January 18

Time: 9.30am and 10.30am