We can also provide reptiles, birds and possums for company promotions.

Animals of Oz can bring snakes, lizards, birds, possums, frogs and crocodiles.

Our Corporate Events page has been updated – click here

And there is now a Corporate Events Photo Gallery – click here

Looking for something different for the children visiting your School Holiday or Vacation Care Program?

Animals of Oz can bring a range of native Australian animals to your centre for a fun filled interactive experience.

With fun being the key ingredient of the ‘Animals Galore’ program, the children (and adults) will enjoy interacting and learning about Australia’s wonderful and unique animals. The children will learn where the different animals live and what they like to eat, explore biological characteristics of different animal groups, appreciate the vast biodiversity of our fabulous country and understand the importance of conservation.

The children will learn about and interact with a range of animals including:

pythons

lizards

birds

possums

frogs

mammals

crocodiles

Wednesday April 11

3.00-4.00pm

See the below flyer for more information

Bendigo Library April 2012

Bookings are essential

Wednesday April 11

1.00-2.00pm

See the below flyer for more information

Castlemaine Library April 2012

Bookings are essential

Wednesday April 11

10.30-11.30am

See the below flyer for more information

Kyneton Library April 2012

Bookings are essential

REPTILE PARTY
WILDLIFE PARTY
ZOO PARTY
ANIMAL PARTY

If you have a birthday approaching, why not get some of Australia’s wonderful and fascinating animals to join in on the party.

A huge range of native animals will visit.

The birthday child will be the special ‘ranger’ helper.

The birthday child will get to hold our animals!

Everyone gets to touch the animals.

The children with have heaps of fun.

The children will learn about our animals.

For a birthday party to remember call Animals of Oz now 0418 318 774

Sunday March 11, 2012

Portarlington Recreation Reserve

The Bellarine Agricultural Show provides an important forum for the rural community to gather together to showcase their wares, share their skills and educate the wider community.  A good example of this is the extensive array of produce, art and handcrafts on display throughout the pavilions, also various demonstrations on offer from sheep-shearing to lace-making.

Saturday 3rd March 2012

Animals of Oz will be there!

This day is dedicated to Hudson who was diagnosed with CF at just one month hold. On the 3rd of March 2012 it will be his 1st Birthday and what better way to celebrate then to raise some well needed funds help

Have a look at their website:

www.hudsonday.com.au

or their facebook page:

www.facebook.com/pages/Hudson-Day

Here are some facts about CF:

• CF is the most common life threatening, recessive genetic condition affecting Australian children.
• Symptoms can include poor weight gain, troublesome coughs, repeated chest infections, salty sweat and abnormal stools.
• Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic disease that affects a number of organs in the body (especially the lungs and pancreas) by clogging them with thick, sticky mucus.
• Repeated infections and blockages can cause irreversible lung damage and death. Mucus can also cause problems in the pancreas preventing the release of enzymes needed for the digestion of food. This means that people with CF can have problems with nutrition.
• CF is an inherited condition. For a child to be born with CF both parents must be genetic carriers for CF. They do not have CF themselves.
• In Australia, all babies are screened at birth for CF.
• At present there is no cure for CF, but the faulty gene has been identified and doctors and scientists are working to find ways of repairing or replacing it. One of the main objectives of the CFA Research Trust is to fund this work.
• With today’s improved treatment most people with CF are able to lead reasonably normal and productive lives. A great amount of time is being directed towards finding new and improved ways of treating CF and of finally finding a cure

We have now rectified the problem.

Please send us another enquiry.

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Here it is:

Red Tail News Jan 2012

The newsletter relates to the endangered south-eastern subspecies of the Red-tailed Black-cockatoo found in western Victoria.

It has details of the upcoming RTBC annual count and tells you how you can be involved.

Or go and visit their website http://redtail.com.au/