The Irwin family continues the work who was tragically killed Steve Irwin at the wildlife rescue and animal.
Bindi Irwin, daughter of Steve and other members of the family Irwin has rescued and treated more than 90 000 animals, many of whom have been affected by the recent devastating fires in Australia.
Ollie, an orphaned platypus, was a patient room 90 000 in the Hospital for wildlife (Wildlife Hospital).
«In Australia still raging huge deadly fires, and my heart breaks for the grief of the people and wildlife that have lost so much,» wrote Bindi in his post on Instagram.
21-year-old Bindi has confirmed that a zoo in Australia owned and run by the Irwin family, are not at risk of fires.
«The wildlife hospital in the zoo busy as ever, signed the Bindi photo where she’s smiling before the picture of Steve and his mother holding a crocodile. Being the warriors of the wild, we will continue to honor her, to save as many lives as we possibly can.»
On Saturday, activist and environmentalist has shared another post — a photo of a possum Blossom who died, suffered during a fire, despite the fact that the hospital «tried so hard to save his life.»
Steve Irwin, the TV host known as «the crocodile Hunter», was killed in 2006 after he was stung by a Stingray off the North coast of Australia.
Blossom is just one of the many animals who died in the terrible fires in Australia. Almost a third of koalas in the Australian region of New South Wales, presumed dead, officials said.
On Saturday, three forest fire «merged» into one, which became an area larger than Manhattan in new York.
At least 24 people were killed in fires in Australia, and only in the state of New South Wales was destroyed more than 1,300 homes.
