"This is a sight that saddens us deeply as not only has Ash lost her home but thousands of other animals including birds, reptiles, kangaroos, wallabies, bandicoots, bats and echidnas also called the area "home", Wildcare Australia said.
Ash was was taken to a wildlife hospital for a full assessment where "she enjoyed a large bucket of fresh eucalypt leaf".
Ash was found wandering helplessly through an area recently bulldozed to make way for houses on Queensland's Gold Coast. Photo: Wildcare Australia Inc. / Facebook
The Gold Coast City Council have estimated that there are 500 koalas living in the area, the Daily Mail reported.
The conservation project says it aims to move the most at-risk koalas from areas where habitat will be cleared to areas of secure habitat and have asked Wildcare Australia to help with the project.