Bindi Irwin issues an emotional response after a ‘massive tragedy’: ‘Sending love, light and hope’

The Irwin clan is famous for their animal loving ways and are famously referred to as ‘Wildlife Warriors’. 

And Bindi Irwin was quick to respond to an American farm owner’s plea for help after she lost 99% of her birds when they contracted avian influenza. 

Taylor Blake, also known as Eco Sister on Twitter, has been sharing her story on social media since her farm, Knuckle Bump Farm, in South Florida was struck by the epidemic.  

Bindi Irwin (centre) was quick to respond to Taylor Blake’s plea for help after she lost 99% of her emu’s after they contracted avian influenza (left, Terri Irwin, right Robert Irwin)

Taylor shared that they have lost every chicken and duck as well as many geese, turkeys and swans. 

Emmanuel, who is a fan favourite on TikTok, was the latest bird to contract the flu prompting Taylor to send a desperate plea to the Irwin clan on Monday. 

Taylor expressed her admiration to the family whilst asking for advice, she tweeted: ‘I have been a fan of your family for as long as I can remember, I am reaching out to you in total desperation right now. 

Taylor, also known as Eco Sister on Twitter, has been sharing her story on social media since her farm, Knuckle Bump Farm, in South Florida was struck by the epidemic

‘I need help saving my emu, Emmanuel. I will pay to fly anyone to us, if they can help, no questions asked.’

Although Bindi was not able to provide too much support she was able to send her love and hope to the farm, she said: ‘Thank you so much for reaching out. 

‘Though our Wildlife Hospital which has treated over 100,000 animals including emus, we have never treated an emu with this particular disease. 

Taylor expressed her admiration to the family whilst asking for advice, she tweeted: ‘I have been a fan of your family for as long as I can remember, I am reaching out to you in total desperation right now’

Although Bindi was not able to provide too much support she was able to send her love and hope to the farm, she said: ‘Thank you so much for reaching out. Though our Wildlife Hospital which has treated over 100,000 animals including emus, we have never treated an emu with this particular disease’

‘We will need to rely on our fellow animal experts with more experience with this avian flu.’

Bindi continued: ‘Our hearts are with you and we appreciate that you care so deeply and have such compassion for darling Emmanuel. 

‘We believe that all of us need to have love for each and every individual animal.

In earlier tweets Taylor explained to her followers that the cause of the epidemic was from wild Egyptian Geese which had flown into the farm one night infecting their birds

‘We hope that someone who has greater experience in their area can be of assistance. Sending love and light your way from our entire family’

‘We hope that someone who has greater experience in their area can be of assistance. Sending love and light your way from our entire family.’

In earlier tweets Taylor explained to her followers that the cause of the epidemic was from wild Egyptian Geese which had flown into the farm one night infecting their birds. 

She said: ‘Not many people are aware of the dangers that wild birds pose to domesticated birds.’

She said: ‘Not many people are aware of the dangers that wild birds pose to domesticated birds’