“We’ve got a bunch of hollows and stuff that we’re going to put inside there and create them some really cool little dens so that they feel as safe as they possibly can inside the enclosures.”
Dr Cummings said another part of the preparatory work was making sure the sanctuary had food for the quolls if the poultry industry was affected by bird flu.
“We’re building up a little stockpile of chickens and rabbits and kangaroo meat and things like that so … we’ve got some food on hand to feed these critters while we’ve got them,” he said.