Wild little lives tassie

Wild little lives tassie https://www.paypal.me/jessicafletch

Welcome to our corner of tassie wildlife
Im based in new norfolk hobart, tasmania and am a volunteer rescuer and wildlife rehabilitator , with a special focus on possums and macropods.

08/10/2026

What a day.

Another rescue ticked off the list of the cutest thing i have ever seen 😍

07/10/2026

Bonnie & clyde doing what they do best 🥛

07/10/2026

What a beautiful afternoon ☀️

Little jaspy relaxing in the sun
Building fences

Just a FYI this isn’t jasper usual enclosure just doing some maintenance on his existing one so i put him in here for some much needed sun under supervision ❤️

🌿 STICKER FUNDRAISER – HELP MY POSSUMS! 🌿I’m selling Wild Little Lives Tassie stickers to help raise funds towards purch...
06/10/2026

🌿 STICKER FUNDRAISER – HELP MY POSSUMS! 🌿

I’m selling Wild Little Lives Tassie stickers to help raise funds towards purchasing a pre-made outdoor enclosure from Bunnings for my rehabilitating possums. 🥰🐾

Having an outdoor enclosure will give my possums a safe space to get outside, climb, exercise and build their strength and natural behaviours before they’re ready to return to the wild. 🌳💚

Most importantly, having this extra space will allow me to take on more possums and give more little lives a second chance. 🥹❤️

Every sticker sold gets me one step closer to reaching the cost of the enclosure!

🎟️ Buy a sticker + support wildlife!
📍 All proceeds go towards my wildlife rehabilitation
🐾 Every purchase helps me care for more animals in need

If you’d like a sticker, send me a message! ❤️

Thank you to everyone who supports Wild Little Lives Tassie — whether it’s through donations, supplies, sharing my posts or purchasing something from my fundraisers. It genuinely makes a difference.

Every Life Matters. 🐾🌿

If you would also like to donation please find my pay pal link on my page ❤️

05/10/2026

So happy about dirt grass roots and dandelions 🌸

05/10/2026

Loui the bitey lickey bennetts wallaby.

Did you know?

Bennett’s wallaby joeys are born extremely underdeveloped, at only around 0.5–1 gram. Their forelimbs are developed enough to crawl from the birth canal into the pouch, while their hind limbs are still tiny and poorly developed.

Once inside the pouch, the joey attaches to a teat, where it remains firmly attached during its early development. The mother can produce milk that changes in composition as the joey grows, providing different nutrients for its changing developmental needs. 🥛🦘

03/10/2026

Everyone meet dora ❤️

02/10/2026

RIP my coco girl.

Its incredible how well wildlife hide there pain.
I feel defeated.
But no more pain for you beautiful girl.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

A huge THANK YOU to our amazing ARCTas craft team legends for the beautiful pouches! ❤️🦘Loui and Coco absolutely love th...
01/10/2026

A huge THANK YOU to our amazing ARCTas craft team legends for the beautiful pouches! ❤️🦘

Loui and Coco absolutely love them! 🥰 They’re already getting plenty of use and keeping these little ones cosy and comfortable while they continue their journey in care.

We truly appreciate the time, love and effort that goes into making these beautiful pouches for our wildlife. You are all absolutely amazing! ❤️

Thank you so much, ARCTas! 🥰






Animal Rescue Cooperative (ARC) Tasmania

01/10/2026

🦘💛 BENNETT’S WALLABY UPDATE 💛🦘

Just a little update on our beautiful Bennett’s wallabies currently in care. 🥰

I’m so happy to say that they are all doing very, very well! ❤️ They’re growing, becoming more confident every day, and each one is progressing beautifully.

I am keeping a particularly close eye on little Coco, though. She tends to stay quite low to the ground when she’s hopping, so it’s something I’ve been concerned about and will be monitoring closely. 🥺🦘

Coco also has a vet appointment tomorrow night so we can get her checked over and make sure there isn’t anything underlying that could be affecting the way she’s moving. ❤️ Hopefully it’s nothing to worry about, but it’s always better to be safe with these little ones.

Wildlife rehabilitation can be a long journey, but seeing these little ones thrive makes every sleepless night, bottle feed and bit of hard work completely worth it. 🥹💕

They still have a way to go before they’re ready for the next stage of their journey, but for now, we’re celebrating all the progress they’re making. 🌿

Every little life matters. 🧡

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New Norfolk
New Norfolk, TAS
7140

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