article_snippet.sent: Zambi Wildlife Retreat (ZWR) is an entirely volunteer run non-profit organisation, set up by Donna and fellow directors Silke Bader and Traci Giffiths when Donna and fellow directors Silke Bader and Traci Giffiths took over management of the property in 2012.
article_snippet.sent: Though not yet open to the public, over 20 students are currently completing work placements at Zambi as part of 20 students Certificate III in Captive Animal Management at Tafe and universities.
article_snippet.sent: People can now support Zambi Wildlife Retreat by 'adopting' an animal like Kibulu or Kibulu best friend Mali, another adopted cub .
article_snippet.sent: Donna Wilson hopes to eventually be able to open Zambi Wildlife Retreatfor public visits and  to offer master classes in large carnivores for students .
article_snippet.sent: Donna Wilson is pictured with Zoron, who came to Zambi Wildlife Retreat from a zoo at just three months old .
article_snippet.sent: Zambi Wildlife Retreat is the only home for old and retired exotic animals in Australia .
article_snippet.sent: Zambi Wildlife Retreat is also home to exotic birds like peacocks and native Australian wildlife .
article_snippet.sent: Zambi Wildlife Retreat also provides a rescue service for abused or neglected farm animals like horses, goats, donkeys and pigs .
article_snippet.sent: Zambi Wildlife Retreat is expecting Zambi Wildlife Retreat electricity bills to go through the roof as Zambi Wildlife Retreat provides extra heating for some of Zambi Wildlife Retreat more delicate residents coming into winter .
article_snippet.sent: For now, the public can support Zambi Wildlife Retreat by adopting one of the animals in the Zambi pride like Kibulu or by becoming a paid member of Zambi Wildlife Retreat.
article_snippet.sent: People can find out more about adopting an animal and supporting Zambi Wildlife Retreat through the organisation's website www.zambiwildliferetreat.com.au.
highlights_snippet.sent: The Zambi Wildlife Retreat  is the only facility for retired exotic animals from zoos and the movie industry in Australia .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The Zambi Wildlife Retreat   is home to lions, tigers, monkeys and dingoes as well as rescued farm and domestic animals .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The Zambi Wildlife Retreat   is  hoping to raise money to expand The Zambi Wildlife Retreat   facilities
highlights_snippet.sent: Although not yet open to the public, you can now 'adopt' one of the Zambi pride to support the non-profit facility .