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WOMBAT GLOW-UPS

WILMA

I've known Wilma since 2014. When we first met, he was on death's door, suffering from mange.

 

Today, he is a happy, healthy, mange-free wombat. We still see each other once a week, and sometimes he even blesses my driveway with a poop delivery or two. Yay Wilma.

Before and after photos of a wombat named Wilma that has recovered from mange

FRANK

Frank the Girlboss was almost totally blind and deaf in December of 2022.

After a few months of breaking my net and vanishing into thin air, she eventually agreed to finish her full course of mange treatment. She's been slaying ever since.

Before and after photos of a wombat named Frank that has recovered from mange

WILLOW

I spent two hours sneaking up on Willow in the middle of the night for her first treatment. She was not pleased.

Willow's fighting spirit helped her recover in record time. I've never seen a wombat defeat mange as quickly as she did.

Before and after photos of a wombat named Willow that has recovered from mange

ESH

Esh was found emaciated on the side of the road. He was starving and riddled with mange. 

Esh's recovery is a shining example of the resilience of wombats. Today, he is plump, mange-free, and stays well away from the roadside.

Before and after photos of a wombat named Esh that has recovered from mange

more coming soon...

Many "after" photos are in black and white because healthy wombats are nocturnal.

These photos were taken at night using infrared cameras.

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