My two little babes, Wardu and Waffles, are growing up so quickly! It feels like just yesterday they were tiny bundles needing their bottles every four hours. Now, the moment they finish their morning milk, they’re off on big adventures—exploring every corner of the sanctuary together. Sometimes they’re gone for so long I start to worry and go searching for them… only to find them happily burrowing. At the end of their busy mornings, they still love being tucked into bed for the day—snuggled up

Little Braxton, our wombat with alopecia who looks like he’s running around with no pants on, is actually coming along really well 🐻😂 He’s eating his grass and all his food, settling down heaps, not stressing out as much, and his hair is even starting to grow back in a little bit. Proud of the little fella 🐻💚 What’s testing, though, are these magpies that absolutely scream the house down the second you walk outside 😂🐦 They nag you for food worse than Ashlee asking for lollies on a Saturday

Sometimes you just have to scratch that itch. 📍Maria Island, East Coast Tasmania ⚠️ Please keep a respectful distance from wildlife (at least 2m), so they can continue to be just that: wild. Image Description: A wombat scratches its rear against a bicycle lying in the grass. | Discover Tasmania