Due to the ever growing number of terrestrial native animals AMWRRO is asked to deal with by the general public and other wildlife organisations on a daily basis; AMWRRO has partly finished the construction of the first of two “banks” of cages purpose built to hold terrestrial native animals.
AGL Riggers securing the cages
These cages will temporarily hold these animals whilst they undergo treatment and can be closely monitored during this process before being handed back to carers and or, released where found.
AMWRRO management believes that any “Australian native animal” that requires assistance should be giving the best possible treatment available and that includes their holding facilities. Whilst receiving treatment these animals can now be held in purpose built cages that will accommodate their needs and or, dry dock marine animals that require this type of holding for temporary treatments.
With the first of two “banks” of cages are near completion; the dedicated AGL Rigging crew were asked to lend a hand to help lift this 1.1ton purpose build cage in to position. Special thanks to AGL and the rigging team who lifted and placed these cages in perfect position with ease!
