With a number of dog attacks on Koalas in recent months, Council is reminding owners what to do in such a situation.
How to make your yard dog and koala friendly
· Give your dog its own play area fenced off from the rest of the yard
· Check your trees and advise your neighbours if you see a koala
· Put fence escapes in for koalas such as a wooden pole or plank up against your fence for them to climb up and over and away to safety
For more info visit redland.qld.gov.au/koala
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