Welcome to Libby's Page.
A crusade that an 11year old girl began in 2016 with a passion for koalas that quickly grew to encompass, all Australian Wildlife.
At the age of just 15, Libby founded, Libby's Koala & Wildlife Crusade Inc and officially became a registered, not for profit- charity! Please check out her incredible journey & follow her passsion.
We hope this page inspires you to help, save our wildlife.
A crusade that an 11year old girl began in 2016 with a passion for koalas that quickly grew to encompass, all Australian Wildlife.
At the age of just 15, Libby founded, Libby's Koala & Wildlife Crusade Inc and officially became a registered, not for profit- charity! Please check out her incredible journey & follow her passsion.
We hope this page inspires you to help, save our wildlife.
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Libby's Koala & Wildlife Crusade Inc (Bendigo Bank Account) BSB: 633 000 ACC: 175 610 245 PAYPAL
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Latest article….
What do you turtles and kangaroos have in common? What could these two species possibly have in common? Sadly the answer is food. We recently purchased turtle food and it wasn’t until we got home and we were looking through the list of ingredients that we discovered “lean roo” was an ingredient in the turtle food. We immediately took it back to the shop and explained we don’t feed or buy kangaroo products. We were horrified and never expected kangaroo to be in food for turtles. It’s hard enough to see it in cat and dog food, but turtle? Kangaroos are currently the target species of the largest commercial slaughter of land-based wildlife in the world. Thousands each night are in-humanely slaughtered all around our country. Under the cover of darkness with no monitoring or accountability, this industry is wiping out populations without anyone even knowing the damage being done and the cruelty is some of the worst ever seen. Just ask anyone that’s ever witnessed it. Some of the toughest people we know, have seen shooters in action, have been searching through paddocks after shooting for orphaned joeys, euthanising ones left behind that weren’t properly shot and, have seen utes filled with kangaroo carcasses driving through their towns or past their shelters and homes- these encounters have literally broken them. Please, check all labels to ensure you’re not buying any kangaroo products. It’s one of the best ways, you can help kangaroos. With no demand for kangaroo products- the industry is dead, not our kangaroos. Please don’t buy kangaroo. 
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