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Sandy Cleeland
20/7/2015 02:20:46 am
Sam it's good to know exactly what happened and not to be continually worrying about what may have happened. The blame game I think we all do that when something happens to our beautiful animals until we can point the finger at the real culprit, which is usually not ourselves but things beyond our control. Keep up the great work.
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20/7/2015 09:27:44 am
Thank you Sandy. Yes you are right, reminds me of that paper Jim Pollock presented for the wildlife conference "It died! I think I killed it! I feel guilty" Doesn't matter how long we care for wildlife these losses don't get any easier.
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Pauline
23/7/2015 01:48:43 pm
So interesting to read the story behind this beautiful painting. Thankyou for writing it Sam.
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AuthorSamantha "I'm a person who feels I live in paradise and truly love Australia after immigrating here in 2003. I work as a foreign exchange trader, live with my true soul mate, husband Albert. I have a passion for Aussie wildlife and became a registered wildlife carer in 2005 and can say I feel truly privileged to be able to raise and rehabilitate orphan wallaby/kangaroo joeys. I love these creatures with my heart and soul. My dream is to be able to help struggling volunteer wildlife carers, financially, so that they can do what they do best without worrying how to pay the next vet bill" Archives
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