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Durong Dingo Sanctuary

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Durong Dingo Sanctuary is Queensland’s only Dingo Sanctuary including the only Colony of Fraser Island Dingoes in Australia.

They also have rescued wildlife including white cockatoos, galahs, lorikeets and other parrots and wallabies.

It is nestled into a forest about 75 kilometres from Kingaroy.
It is also an Educational Faculty for University students and volunteers.

Dingo meets bird

Wathumba cooling off in the dam.

Gatton Uni Students volunteer during the year.

The Sanctuary welcomes backpackers from across the world.

After these pups were born Qld Biosecurity banned any further breeding.

The Sanctuary also rescues farm animals

The end of the Dingo Fence at Jumbour Qld.

Taken at Hidden Vale Adventure Park mountain bike family weekend.

The Sanctuary does visits to Country Markets.

The Sanctuary's Display centre

Contact Details

Address

355 McLean Road

Durong QLD

4610

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Phone

Email

[email protected]

Website

Listed By

South Burnett Educational Wildlife Support Group Inc.

Features

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Carpark
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Non Smoking
Shop / Gift Shop

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Travel notice

Our country gates are now open to visitors who are permitted to travel within Queensland. Sorry to any travellers who can’t visit us right now, but you’ll have to wait a little bit longer before visiting us. We’ll continue to look after everything for when it is safe for you to travel.