18/12/2025
Hi All.
Many of these 120+ kangaroos that are now displaced from their 18 hectare feeding area have joeys on-board, and as the final feed dries up, the distressed mothers will start throwing or abandoning joeys in an act of self-preservation.
We here at Roo Rescue WA have been preparing for this unfortunate eventuation since the Shire approved the final stage of development.
If you should come across any orphans, or have any concerns or questions, please contact us directly on 0417 992 492 and we will endeavour to assist you in every way we can.
Photos of trapped or distressed roos can be sent directly to roo_rescue@hotmail.com.
Warmest regards, Kim @ RRWA π¦π
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Some residents have asked about the fencing at Southbank near the Treendale Bridge.
The fencing forms part of early works on privately owned land and helps manage kangaroos safely while the site is prepared for future residential development.
A Kangaroo Management Plan is in place, focusing on monitoring, safe dispersal and animal welfare, with oversight from DBCA.
While the Shire does not manage wildlife, we are working with the developer and the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) ensure appropriate measures are followed.
βΉ To read the full story visit our website here: https://www.dardanup.wa.gov.au/news/kangaroo-management-at-southbank/537
For any kangaroo welfare concerns, please contact DBCA Wildlife Officers on (08) 9725 4300.