Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary
is facing its biggest crisis ever, so please help!

Under the Family Law Act 1975 No. 53 of 1975 - Sect. 121
we are prevented from revealing on this web site any information regarding any legal proceedings.

However we can announce that as from the 23rd October 2008
the Roo Gully property is on the market for Au$620,000.

To secure the future of the wildlife at Roo Gully,
and to continue our work, we desperately need:

Donations - so Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary Incorporated
can hopefully purchase a percentage of the 38 acre property
and therefore become become a part owner with Carol,
or maybe raise enough to own the entire property.

Another option is to raise enough for Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary Incorporated
to purchase a smaller property with Carol.

Please click on the pic below to be transferred to PayPal
to make a secure payment on line.

And please do not worry if you do not have a personal PayPal account.
Simply scroll down to 'Don't have a PayPal Account?' and it is all there for you.
A very secure way to donate using your credit card.

Another option is to send a cheque to:
Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary,
PO Box 52,
Boyup Brook,
Western Australia. 6244.

Or please send your pledge to roogully@roogully.com

To donate directly into our bank account the details are:

Commonwealth Bank (Australia) Boyup Brook
Account name: Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary Inc. Public Fund
BSB: 066 503
Account number: 1003 1640

For International Direct Debits the Swift Code is:
CTBAAU2S

We would like to personally thank all those
who are donating directly into our bank account,
but please e mail us with your name and address if you require a receipt.

Important Notice
Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary Incorporated
became a Deductible Gift Recipient on the 19th August 2004,
which means, for all Australians, any donation over $2 is tax deductible.

Thank you for all your wonderful support.

As well as caring for many injured, sick and orphaned species of wildlife
Roo Gully also offers much more.

It is a place for students to carry out their research work.

And a place the general public can visit and be educated.

More importantly we want to secure the property as a wildlife sanctuary
so we can continue caring for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.

As well as continuing to be a permanent and a very happy home
for those who are unsuitable for life back in the wild.

We end by sending our heartfelt thanks to everyone
for your continuing overwhelming support during our current crisis.
Your e mails, letters and phone calls are keeping our spirits up
and your donations are giving us hope for the future.

On behalf of all the wildlife at Roo Gully we thank you for caring.

Crisis Update - Posted 16th March 2008

On this day, 16th March 2008, Carol Lander, co-founder of Roo Gully, submitted her resignation
as Chairperson and Executive Committee Member of Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary Incorporated.

Jim McGhie is now the Chairperson of our organisation.
Carol has taken over the full time role of Secretary, Sanctuary Manager and Student Supervisor.

Carol's Resignation Statement