article_snippet: The volunteer wildlife rescue clinic which won the nation's heart after saving dozens of animals from January's Adelaide bushfires, is in danger of being forced to shut down after incurring $200,000 worth of legal fees.
article_snippet: The Australian Marine Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) is the only group in South Australia that is licensed to rescue, rehabilitate and release marine wildlife and the only organisation in the country with a purpose-built facility to hold them long term.
article_snippet: President and founder Aaron Machado said AMWRRO rescues dozens of animals each day, from turtles to seals and sea birds, and that the organisation's closure would be 'a blow to not only South Australia, but to all of Australia'.
article_snippet: Australian Marine, Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) could face closure after incurring $200,000 worth of legal fees .
article_snippet: Donations to help keep AMWRRO running can be made at Donations to help keep AMWRRO running My Cause page, here.
article_snippet: Donations to help keep AMWRRO running can be made at Donations to help keep AMWRRO running , here.
highlights_snippet: Australian Marine, Wildlife Research and Rescue Organisation (AMWRRO) could face closure after incurring $200,000 worth of legal fees .
  