Former Wildlife Victoria volunteers raise concerns over rescue response times

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Former volunteers at Wildlife Victoria are criticizing the organization for slow responses to animal rescue calls and for silencing concerns. They report instances where injured wildlife was left unattended for hours after being reported. Wildlife Victoria acknowledges challenges in response times and states that systemic changes, including more funding and a paid workforce, are needed. The organization has faced scrutiny over its internal handling of complaints from volunteers, with some alleging they were terminated for raising issues. Calls for an independent inquiry into Wildlife Victoria's operations are growing. Critics argue that the organization needs to improve collaboration with local rescue groups to enhance response times and animal care.


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