RSPCA Queensland is closely monitoring the H5 Bird Flu situation and working with relevant government agencies and animal welfare partners.
If you notice sick or dead birds or other animals, or observe possible signs of H5 Bird Flu, you should not touch them or get too close. Keep your pets away.
Record your location and report it to the 24-hour Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.
For current information and detailed advice, visit the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry’s H5 Bird Flu information.
Visit Business Queensland's avian influenza information for the latest advice.
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Right now RSPCA veterinarians, nurses and wildlife carers are undertaking specialised training, strengthening biosecurity measures, preparing isolation areas, reviewing emergency response plans and ensuring essential equipment is ready to use.
Preparing now could make all the difference to responding quickly and safely, while continuing to provide care for the more than 27,000 sick, injured and orphaned wildlife that come through the RSPCA Wildlife Hospital every year.
H5 Bird Flu can't be stopped from impacting Queensland. But preparations can make sure our teams are ready to respond safely.
Preparation today could make all the difference tomorrow.
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We're urgently aiming to raise $75,000 while there is still time to prepare.
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