Veterinary Scene Down Under
Wildlife hospitals in Australia are busy with staff resources often stretched as they triage and treat injured and ill native wildlife species.
A wildlife veterinarian, Andrew Hill, works at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital in Queensland, Australia, and received a 2024 Churchill Fellowship to investigate methods of high-caseload management for treating native wildlife.
I was seeking efficient methods of treatment to ease their burden and reduce stress, while improving wildlife outcomes.
- Hill visited large wildlife hospitals in Canada, USA, Brazil, and the United Kingdom.
- His goal is to support veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and volunteers in Australian wildlife hospitals who care for increasing numbers of animals each year with limited resources.
Author's summary: Andrew Hill investigates global methods for efficient wildlife treatment.
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