Doug Gimesy

Injured Wildlife

If you find an animal that needs help

Call a wildlife carer immediately and follow their advice. Click on your state to find the phone number
of your nearest wildlife carer. Most have 24-hour hotlines so they are always available. Please don’t send a wildlife carer an email, as every
minute counts when you’re trying to save an injured animal. You wouldn’t email 000, would you?

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NATIVE ANIMAL RESCUE ASSISTANCE APP

The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) and the New South Wales Wildlife Council
(NWC) have upgraded their Wildlife Rescue App which allows easy access to a directory
of contact details in search for a licenced rescue and rehabilitation group for your location within NSW.

Additionally, for the first time, it allows the user to report deceased animals, allowing wildlife rehabilitators to accurately monitor the cause
of local deaths and identify danger hotspots, allowing for appropriate mitigation measures to be developed with local Councils.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details…

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/…/a…/ifaw-wildlife-rescue/id714566079

Being a newly launched App, some users may experience some “teething problems” and if so, you are encouraged to advise the details on the feedback
section.

 

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Click here to find your nearest snake catcher

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ACT

ACT Wildlife

For all injured, sick and orphaned wildlife in the nation’s capital.

Hotline: 0432 300 033

ACT Rangers can assist with kangaroos and snakes. 24-Hour Phone: 13 22 81

Canberra Connect also offers after hours assistance with free roaming animals and wildlife.

Phone: 132 281

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

NSW

The Wildlife Information and Rescue Service (WIRES)

The Wildlife Information and Rescue Service (WIRES) is the largest wildlife rescue organisation in New South Wales. Phone: 1300 094 737 (13 000 WIRES)

State-wide groups

Australian Seabird and Turtle Rescue Three branches: south coast, mid-north coast and far-north coast

Contact Number: 0428 862 852

Website: www.seabirdrescue.org

Organisation for the Rescue and Research of Cetaceans (ORRCA) – All coastal NSW

Contact Number: 02 9415 3333

Website: www.orrca.org.au

North Coast Region

Friends of the Koala – Northern NSW Coast

Contact Number: 02 6622 1233

Website: www.friendsofthekoala.org/fok/

Northern Rivers Wildlife Carers INC – Far-northern NSW excluding Tweed Valley

Contact Number: 02 6628 1866

Website: www.wildlifecarers.com

Tweed Valley Wildlife Carers – Far North Coast Tweed Valley

Contact Number: 02 6672 4789

Website: www.tvwc.org.au

Pet Porpoise Pool, Dolphin Marine Magic – Coffs Harbour

Phone: 02 6659 1900

Website: www.dolphinmarinemagic.com.au

Mid-North Coast Region

Koala Conservation Australia Inc.

Contact Number: 02 6584 1522

Website: www.koalahospital.org.au

Koalas In Care – Greater Taree, Great Lakes & Gloucester

Contact Number: 02 6552 2183

Website: www.koalasincare.org.au

FAWNA – Northern Great Lakes and the Mid North Coast encompassing Greater Taree, Gloucester, Dungog, Port Macquarie-Hastings and Kempsey

Contact Number: 02 6581 4141

Website: www.fawna.org.au

WINC (Wildlife in Need of Care) – Port Stephens, southern Great Lakes, and southern Dungog LGA’s

Contact Number: 1300 946 295

Website: www.wildlifeinneedofcare.org.au

Hunter Region

Port Stephens Koalas

Contact Number: 0418 628 483

Website: http://www.portstephenskoalas.com.au

Native Animal Trust Fund INC – licensed in Newcastle , Cessnock, Maitland, and Lake Macquarie LGA areas of the Hunter Region.

Contact Number: 0418 628 483

Website: www.hunterwildlife.org.au

Wildlife Aid – Upper Hunter covering Singleton, Muswellbrook and Upper Hunter Shires

Contact Number: 0429 850 089

Website: www.wildlifeaid.org.au

Gosford and Wyong Shire

Wildlife Animal Rescue and Care Society (Wildlife ARC) – Gosford and Wyong Shire Councils plus Wyee & Wyee Point plus area code 2259

Contact Number: 02 4325 0666

Website: www.wildlife-arc.org.au

Sydney Region

Ku-ring-gai Bat Conservation Society – Sydney, Hunter and Illawarra

Contact Number: 02 9413 4300

Website: www.sydneybats.org.au

Sydney Metropolitan Wildlife Services – Sydney and Illawarra

Contact Number: 02 9413 4300

Website: www.sydneywildlife.org.au

Taronga Wildlife Hospital – Sydney

Contact Number: 02 9978 4751

Website: www.taronga.org.au

Manly SEA LIFE Sanctuary – Sydney

Contact Number: 02 8251 7874

Website: www.manlysealifesanctuary.com.au

Northern Tablelands

Northern Tablelands Wildlife Carers – Northern NSW (excluding coast)

Contact Number: 1800 008 290

Website: www.ntwc.org.au

Central & Far West

Rescue and Rehabilitation of Australian Native Animals (RRANA) – Far-western NSW

Contact Number: 0429 204 416

Website: www.rrana.20fr.com

Wildlife Carers Network Central West Inc – Mudgee, Lithgow, Capertree & Valley, Bathurst and Western NSW areas

Contact Number: 0408 966 228

Website: http://www.wildlifecarers.org.au

Southern Tablelands

Looking After Our Kosciuzsko Orphans (LAOKO) – Southern NSW around Jindabyne, to Vic border

Contact Number: 02 6456 1313

Website: https://www.laokosmwr.org

Native Animal Rescue Group (NARG) – Braidwood

Contact Number: 02 4846 1900

Website: www.narg.asn.au

Saving Our Native Animals (SONA) – Southern NSW, around the areas of Batlow and Tumbarumba

Contact Number: 02 6946 2222

Wildcare Queanbeyan – Southern NSW, excluding coast and inland to Young area

Contact Number: 02 6299 1966

Website: http://www.wildcare.com.au

South Coast

Wildlife Rescue South Coast Inc – Wollongong to Batemans Bay, west to Braidwood and shortly beyond, west of Goulburn, north of Taralga,
east to Bargo and back across to Wollongong.

Contact Number: 0418 427 214

Website: www.wildlife-rescue.org.au

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

 

NT

Wildcare NT – based in Darwin

Wildcare Inc NT is a non-profit wildlife care and rescue organisation in Darwin, Northern Territory Australia, which provides a support network for carers
of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.

Phone: 8988 6121

Phone:0408 885 341

For large or dangerous animals phone: 1800 453 210

Wildcare Inc Alice Springs – based in Alice Springs

Wildcare is a non-profit organisation, which provides a support network for carers of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. The primary objective is to
rehabilitate and release these animals back into their natural habitat and to raise community awareness concerning the care and conservation of native
animals.

Phone: 0419 22 11 28

Phone: 08 8951 8283

Katherine Wildlife Rescue Service – based in Katherine

Phone: 0412 955 336

Phone: 0418 843 928

The Ark Animal Hospital- based in Yarrawonga, Palmerston

Qualified, Experienced, Caring Wildlife Vets & Nurses. We run wildlife rescue Darwin that treat a wide range of wildlife every day.

Emergency phone number for sick and injured native wildlife: 0409 090 840

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

QLD

Please click your region to see the carer groups near you.

Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service 

24 hour Emergency Hotline: 1300 130 372

Complaints of Cruelty

Phone: 1300 852 188

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

Brisbane

RSPCA Wildlife Hospital

If you have been witness to animal cruelty, neglect or abandonment, or have seen injured wildlife, please report it to RSPCA Queensland.

Phone: 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264 625)

Brisbane City Council

Brisbane City Council operates a 24/7 native wildlife ambulance service for sick, injured and/or orphaned wild animals.

Phone: 07 3403 8888

Brisbane Area Rescue Network (BARN) – based in Salisbury, Brisbane

Brisbane Area Rescue Network, or BARN, is a non-profit wildlife care organisation dedicated to returning injured or orphaned native wildlife in optimum
condition back to its natural environment.

Rescue Hotline: 0405 056 066

Redlands 24 hour Wildlife Rescue – based in Capalaba (Redland City Council area)

The Redlands 24 hour Wildlife Rescue is a community volunteer program that responds to calls regarding sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in the
Redlands. It is coordinated and managed by the Redland City Council Wildlife Program.

Rescue Hotline: 3833 4031

Daisy Hill Koala Centre – based near Redlands

The Daisy Hill Koala Centre operates an ambulance service during the day for injured, sick or orphaned koalas.

Phone: 3299 1032

Birds of Prey (Alf/Liz)

Phone: 3260 1466

Frogs (Jenny)

Phone: 3366 1868

Birds Injured Rehabilitated & Orphaned Association Incorporated (BIRO)

There are many reasons why a bird may need to come into care. e.g. injury, out of its nest, habitat loss, road victim, orphaned, etc. BIRO is here
to help.

Phone: 0432 507 705 – calls only please (no SMS)

Pelican & Seabird Rescue Inc.

Pelican and Seabird Rescue Inc. (PASR) is committed to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, sick and orphaned birds. We are a non-profit, volunteer
organisation operating under guidelines set out in our constitution, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Code of Practice and our Ecoaccess permit.

24 Hour Rescue Hotline: 0404118301 or 1300 ANIMAL (1300 264625)

Fostercare of Australia’s Unique Native Animals Association Inc. (F.A.U.N.A.) – based in Mount Berryman

F.A.U.N.A. is a dedicated group of people who care for sick, injured and orphaned native Australian animals.

Emergency Rescue for south-east Queensland: 1300 328 621

Bat Conservation & Rescue QLD INC. – covers the Greater Brisbane Area, taking in Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan, Redlands and Pine Rivers

Bat Conservation & Rescue QLD Inc. is a volunteer self-funded organisation that rescues and rehabilitates sick, injured and orphan bats, as well
as providing educational material about bats.

24 Hour Rescue Hotline: 0488 228 134

Ipswich Koala Protection Society (IKPS)- based in Ipswich

Based in southeast Queensland, IKPS is an incorporated group that provides a 24/7 ambulance service for more than 100 sick, injured or orphaned koalas
each year.

Koala Rescue & 24 Hour Wildlife Ambulance Phone: 5464 6274 or 3282 5035

Central Eastern Queensland

Caring for Flying foxes in Yeppoon – based in Yeppoon

Val Dworzak & Pieter Haynes rescue and rehabilitate Flying Foxes.

Phone: 4938 3141

Queensland Wildlife Carers and Volunteer Association Inc (QWCVA) – covers Bundaberg, Childers, Gin Gin, Rosedale, and Agnes Water

QWCVA is a not-for-profit community group dedicated to native wildlife. We rescue and care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife for release back
into the wild.

Phone: (07) 4159 6431

Gladstone and District Wildlife Carers Inc

Registered charity operating in the Gladstone Region for over 21 years. We cover most of central Queensland.

24 Hour Hotline: 0427106803

Far North Queensland

 

Tablelands Wildlife Rescue – based in Tolga

Wildlife rescue organisation that has been established on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland by experienced and dedicated wildlife carers
who have been wildlife care specialists for many years.

24 Hour Hotline: 07 4091 7767

Tolga Bat Hospital

To rescue, rehabilitate and release all species of bats with a high standard of care, as well as provide a sanctuary for some of those who cannot
be released.

24 Hour Hotline: 07 4091 2683

Far North Queensland Wildlife Rescue – based in Manunda

Far North Queensland Wildlife Rescue Association (Incorporated) is a group of volunteers who are dedicated to the preservation of the many species
of wildlife found in Tropical North Queensland.

Phone 24 hours: 07 4053 4467

Wildlife Rescue Queensland – FNQ

Areas covered: Mission Beach to Cooktown, all species including bats and snakes.

Phone: 07 4281 6869

Mackay

Australian Wildlife Rescue Service – 0408 184 551 or 0447 743 268 (CQ Mackay Region)

Mackay and District Turtle Watch – 07 4954 9613 or 07 4954 9613

North Queensland

Frog Safe, Inc. (the frog hospital)

Focusing on amphibian health and frog decline.

Phone: (07) 4068 9402 (8am – 8pm)

Mission Beach Wildcare Inc. 

Mission Beach Wildcare provides rescue and retrieval of animals, emergency and pre-release care, co-ordination of carers, and access to veterinary resources.

Wildlife Emergency Phone: 0439 687272

North Queensland Wildlife Care Inc. – based in Townsville

NQ Wildlife Care Inc is a voluntary non profit organisation based in Townsville that provides care for sick, injured or orphaned native wildlife.

Wildlife Emergency Phone: 0414 717 374

South East Queensland

Wildcare Australia Inc. – based in South East Queensland

Wildcare Australia Inc is a non-profit organization situated in South East Queensland. Please do not attempt to handle snakes, bats, adult koalas
or adult kangaroos and wallabies as they can cause serious injury. Wildcare Australia has wildlife volunteers available 24 hours a day that are specially
trained and equipped to handle these animals.

Hotline: 07 5527 2444

Toowoomba Koala and Wildlife Rescue

Volunteer not for profit group specialising in Koala and wildlife rescue and rehabilitation in the Greater Toowoomba Region and the Darling Downs. Ph:
0458 155 177

Granite Belt Wildlife Carers Inc – based in Stanthorpe

Granite Belt Wildlife Carers care for Australian native animals including Birds, Possums, Macropods, Koalas, and Snakes.

Wildlife Hotline Number: 0418 144 073

Sunshine Coast and North of Brisbane

Pine Rivers Koala & Wildlife

For help with injured or deceased Koalas and other wildlife 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.

24 Hour Rescue Hotline: 0401 350 799

Moreton Bay Koala Rescue Inc.

Moreton Bay Koala Rescue is a not-for-profit volunteer organisation involved in the direct rescue and care of injured or sick koalas across the Moreton
Bay Region, including Caboolture, Redcliffe and Pine Rivers.

24 Hour Rescue Hotline: 0401 080 333

Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital – at Beerwah

Located near Australia Zoo at Beerwah in Queensland, Australia, the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital was opened in March 2004.

24 Hour Wildlife Emergency Hotline: 1300 369 652

For appointments: 5436 2097

Bat Rescue Inc. – at Nambour West

Bat Rescue Inc. is a self-funded volunteer organisation whose members are permitted under Queensland’s Department of Environment and Resource Management
(DERM) to care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Established on the Sunshine Coast in 2002, Bat Rescue Inc. was South-East Queensland’s only
bat-specific care group.

Rescue Hotline: 07 5441 6200

Wildlife Rescue Sunshine Coast Inc. (WRSC)

WRSC is a self-funded volunteer organisation established in 2013 to fill a need for greater wildlife rescue coverage on the Sunshine Coast. The members
of WRSC are licensed for Birds (incl Raptors), Macropods, Marsupials, Non Venomous Snakes, Bats & Reptiles.

Rescue Hotline: 0415 839 554.

Wildlife Wanderers Care Group  

24 hour service out of Nanango; covering; Benarkin, Brooklands, Blackbutt, Bunya Mountains, Cooyar, Goodger, Yarraman, Maidenwell, Kingaroy, Goomeri,
Bell, Kumbia, Crawford, Memerambi, Nanango, Wooroolin, Wattlecamp, Tingoora, Kilkivan, Tansey, Wondai, Coolabunia, Ellesmere.

Emergency Hotline: 0447 196 704

Australian Rescue and Rehabilitation Of Wildlife Assoc Inc. (ARROW) – covers Esk and the Lockyer Valley

A.R.R.O.W. is a not for profit volunteer organisation dedicated to native wildlife, that rescues and rehabilitates sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.

24 Hour Emergengy Service: 0430 904 415

Wildlife Volunteers Association Inc. (WILVOs) – covers Caboolture to Gympie and west from those areas

This is a dedicated group of people who devote their time and effort in the rescue, rehabilitation and release of precious Australian native wildlife.

24 Hour Hotline (available 365 days a year): (07) 5441 6200.

 

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SA

Please click your region to see the carer groups near you.

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

State-wide

Native Animal Network of South Australia Inc

Serving Nairne, Coober Pedy, Eudunda, Hope Valley, Mannum, Morgan, Mt Gambier, Mt Pleasant, Humbug Scrub, Parndana (Kangaroo Island), Roxby Downs, Victor Harbour, Whyalla.

Native Animal Network of SA Inc helps save injured and orphaned native animals, provides advice on native animal care, and more. Co-ordinators can
organise, through their state-wide register, prompt assistance by a Network member closest to you.

Phone Nairne Coordinator: 08 8388 6944

Phone Littlehampton Coordinator: 08 8398 3117 or 0411 102 763

RSPCA South Australia

The RSPCA receives many calls from concerned people about what to do when they find an injured native animal.

Phone: 08 8231 6931

RooResQ

Will collect orphaned kangaroo and wallaby joeys from any where in South Australia. Currently I collect from Mt Gambier to Ceduna! All are cared for
and loved.

Phone: 0417 528 887

Phone: 08 8540 2417

Adelaide and Surrounds

Bird Care & Conservation Society South Australia Inc – based in Adelaide

Trained wildlife carers can provide assistance to injured or sick birds, and advice.

Main Phone (Mobile): 0409 984 910

Local Phone: 08 8390 3254

Adelaide Bat Care – based in Adelaide

Adelaide Bat Care can be contacted at any time to provide advice and assistance to ensure these delicate little creatures receive prompt attention.
They may be injured and need rescuing or they may just need to be left in a secure/safe place until after dusk when they can be released back into
the wild. Please do not attempt to give any fluids or food to the bat, as they could be fatal.

Primary Contact (Mary Crichton): 08 8353 4443 or Mobile: 0422 182 443

Secondary Contact (Rick Crichton): 0409 694 535

Fauna Rescue of South Australia Inc – based in Modbury North

Fauna Rescue of South Australia Inc. is South Australia’s largest wildlife organisation caring for our sick, injured and orphaned wildlife, including
Koalas.

24 Hour Koala Rescue hotline: 1800 KOALAS

Other Wildlife hotline: 08 8289 0896

FaunaCare and Release Inc – based in Ashton

Phone: 0402 063 173

Phone: 0411 455 040

Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre – based in Cherry Gardens

Minton Farm is non-profit, voluntary rescue centre for around 300 orphaned and injured animals and birds. It is owned and managed by Mrs. Bev Langley.

24 Hour Phone: 0422 938 439

Alexandrina Wildlife Support Group Inc

This group rescues and rehabilitates kangaroos, possums, echidnas, freshwater turtles, reptiles and some birds. They also rescue and assess Koalas.
Alexandrina’s work covers the areas of Goolwa, Port Elliott, Middleton, Currency Creek, Strathalbyn, Mount Compass as well as Victor Harbor.

Phone: (08) 8555-1657

Mobile: 0419 551 653

Bird Rescue and Wildlife Care SA – based in Hackham West

Bird Rescue and Wildlife Care SA cares for all sick, injured, orphaned, native birds and wildlife.

Phone: 08 8382 4380

Mobile: 0400 941 847

Kangaroo & Wildlife Rescue and Information Service Inc – based in Aldinga Beach

Phone: 08 8556 5464

Kangaribilli Sanctuary – based in Aldinga Beach – based in Humbug Scrub

Phone: 08 8280 7223

Wombat Rise Sanctuary – based in Sedan

Wombat Rise Sanctuary was setup as a home for injured and orphaned native wildlife and is within easy reach of Adelaide, South Australia.

Phone: 08 8565 2262

SA Bird of Prey Rehabilitation Centre – based in Williamstown

The SA Bird of Prey Rehabilitation Centre, a not-for-profit organisation is fully equipped with the necessary skills, knowledge and facilities to
attend to the state’s sick and injured birds of prey.

Phone: 0422 114 023

West

Ceduna Wombat and Fauna Rescue – based in Ceduna South

Wombat and Fauna Rescue aims to preserve, protect and promote the welfare of Australian Native Animals. In particular the Southern Hairy Nose Wombat
rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned “Pinky’s”

South

Wildlife Welfare Organisation of SA – based in Goolwa

Phone: 08 8726 8199

Phone: 0434 114 628

South East Native Animal Rescue

Phone: 08 8726 8199

Phone: 08 8735 1177

Friends of Native Wildlife – based in Mt Gambier

Mobile: 0427 396 919

Phone: 08 87254009

East

Wombat Awareness Organisation (WAO) – based in Mannum

Fauna Rescue of South Australia Inc. is South Australia’s largest wildlife organisation caring for our sick, injured and orphaned wildlife, including
Koalas.

24 Hour Wildlife Volunteer Helpline: 08 8289 0896

TAS

The Injured and Orphaned Wildlife Program

Conservation Assessments and Wildlife Management Section of the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment – based in Hobart

 

The Injured and Orphaned Wildlife Program, through the Conservation Assessments and Wildlife Management Section, DPIPWE arrange for wildlife that has been
injured or orphaned to be placed with a registered Wildlife Care Volunteer for ongoing treatment and eventual release back into the wild.

Phone (Business hours): 03 6165 4305 (After hours): 0417 224 462

 

WILDCARE Inc – based in Hobart

A group of carers who are committed to caring for orphaned and injured wildlife until safely released back to their natural environment, and to raising
awareness of the needs of our native wildlife to ensure continuity of a diverse and healthy ecosystem.

Phone 1300 827 727

The Injured and Orphaned Wildlife Program
Wildlife
Management Branch of the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment – based in Hobart

The Injured and Orphaned Wildlife Program, through the Wildlife Management Branch, DPIPWE arrange for wildlife that has been injured or orphaned to
be placed with a registered Wildlife Care Volunteer for ongoing treatment and eventual release back into the wild.

Phone (business hours): 03 6233 2520

Andara Wildlife Sanctuary- North East TAS
Andara Wildlife
Sanctuary is a private, 24/7 voluntary, not for profit sanctuary dedicated to te rescue,rehabilitation, raising and release of orphaned, injured, sick
and just needing a little time to recover native animals.

Phone: 03 6372 297

Central North Wildlife Care & Rescue – based in Forthside

Central North Wildlife Care & Rescue Inc is a group of volunteers living on the North West coast of Tasmania, who work together to rescue, raise
and rehabilitate injured and orphaned Tasmanian native wildlife.

Mobile: 0409 978 064

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary – based in Brighton

State wide, 24/7 rescue service.

24 Hour Phone: 0447 264 625 (0447 ANI MAL) call any time of the day or night regarding injured or orphaned wildlife.

Native Animal Rescue – based in Deloraine

Phone: 03 6368 1310

Trowunna Wildlife Park – based in Mole Creek

Bonorong Wildlife Park program based around supporting injured and orphaned wildlife and the carers that dedicate their lives to raising and releasing
animals. We are building a database of people in Southern Tasmania that can assist with wildlife rescue.

24 Hour Phone: 03 6363 6162

Southern Wildlife Rescue & Care – based in Kettering

Mobile: 0409 551 288 or 0466 888 107

Tas Wildlife Rescue – based in Launceston

Specialising in Tasmanian Devils, Eastern Quolls, Spotted Tailed Quolls, Barred Bandicoot, Brown Bandicoot, Ringtailed Possums, Brushtailed Possums.
Tas Wildlife Rescue also runs an online wildlife rescue magazine – specifically for the state of Tasmania however we do include all of Australia

Phone: 0413 587 613

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

 

VIC

Please click your region to see the carer groups near you.

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

VIC-wide

Wildlife Victoria Inc.

Wildlife Victoria cares for Australia’s voiceless animals and is committed to reducing suffering and providing as many animals as possible with another
chance at life.

Our 24 hr wildlife emergency response phone number is 03 8400 7300

Phone: 13 000 94535

Mange Management

Click the link to report a sighting of a wombat with mange or call 0431 600 125.

Help for Wildlife

Help for Wildlife provide a 24hr state-wide Wildlife Emergency Service. Emergency Hotline: 0477 555 611

 

Melbourne and Surrounds

Amphibian Research Centre – based in Pearcedale

The Amphibian Research Centre was established as a centre dedicated to research and conservation of Australia’s unique frogs. They provide expertise
in all areas of frog knowledge including captive breeding and research and education. They also run a lost frogs home, and can care for frogs and rehome
them if required.

Phone: 03 9354 4718

Animalia Shelter – based in Frankston Heights

Anamalia helps wildlife that is injured, sick or orphaned. All Australian wildlife can be rescued, treated, rehabilitated, then released back into
the wild by Animalia Shelter. Animalia services the area between Brighton and Portsea, but is based in Frankston, Victoria.

24 hour Wildlife Emergency Hotline: 0435 822 699

Australian Animal Rescue Inc – based in Cranbourne

Australian Animal Rescue Inc, is a non for profit volunteer, non government organization, established in April 09 after the devastating bush fires
of which we spent 3 months rescuing wildlife, and getting as much food and supplies out to the people and animals throughout the Gippsland, Kinglake
and Marysville areas.

Australian Animal Hotline: 0403 883 083

AWARE Wildlife Rescue – based in Frankston

AWARE is a 100% volunteer wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organisation operating in Frankston (Victoria) and surrounding suburbs.

24 Hour Hotline: 0412 433 727

BADGAR Emergency Wildlife Rescue – based in Greendale

24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the team of BADGAR level trained rescuers work tirelessly to help restore the balance for our wildlife that has been
injured, orphaned or is sick.

Phone: 1300 223 427 (1300 BADGAR)

Beremboke Wildlife Shelter – based in Beremboke

Berembroke Wildlife Shelter provides 24 hour assistance – responding to calls from the general public for advice and/or assistance with sick, injured
or orphaned native wildlife. Provides care & rehabilitation of native wildlife at the shelter facility following vet assessment. Aims for release
of wildlife back to their original location wherever possible when fully rehabilitated & safe to do so.

Phone: 0419 608 262

Fly By Night Bat Clinic

Licenced Wildlife Shelter in Melbourne. Our volunteers are dedicated to the rescue & rehabilitation of the endangered Grey-headed Flying Fox,
other native bats & wildlife.

Emergency Hotline: 0409 530 541

South Oakleigh Wildlife Group – based in South East Melbourne

The South Oakleigh Wildlife Group run a 24/7 service to help injured native animals in South Eastern Metropolitan Melbourne. They are a non-profit organisation
run by volunteers who rescue, rehabilitate and release orphaned and injured wildlife.
Phone: 0411 600 591

Warriors 4 Wildlife – based in Bayswater

Warriors 4 Wildlife Inc. Is a rescue and transport organisation dedicated to rescuing sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in need. State-wide.

Phone: 0427 624 240

Wildlife Rescuers Inc. – based in North Melbourne

The volunteer rescuers will take in all native animals including flying foxes and microbats.

24 Hour hotline: 0417 506 941

Northern Victoria

Wildlife Rescue & Information Network Inc. (WRIN) – based in Bendigo

WRIN looks after Central Victoria’s Wildlife. Please be patient, as this organisation is made up of unpaid volunteers.

Phone: 0419 356 433

Wildlife Rescue North East Victoria (N.E.V.) – based in Benalla

Wildlife Rescue North East Victoria (N.E.V.) are a group of volunteers who give their time and patience to care for and rehabilitate thousands of
injured and sick native animals each year.

Phone: 0437 118 281

Wildlife Rescue Emergency Service (WRES) – based in Golden Square

WRES aims to rescue and care for all native wildlife unable to fend for themselves, being mindful at all times to act in the best interests of the
animal with the objective of returning it to the wild.

24 Hour Number: 0427 301 401

Eastern Victoria

Bairnsdale Wildlife Rescue

A wildlife carer for over 25 years and has been involved with wildlife rescue in the Bairnsdale area for over 10 years.

Phone between 7am to 8pm, 7 days per week: 0407 174043

Western Victoria

Warrnambool Wildlife Rescue Inc.

The group is dedicated to caring, helping and rehabilitating injured and orphaned native wildlife in the South West pocket of Victoria.

Emergency Hotline: 1300 094 535

 

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WA

Please click your region to see the carer groups near you.

Wildlife Rescue Aust. (WRA) specialises in facilitating the rescue of native animals in all States. Phone:
1300 596 457

You can also access an extensive and searchable database of wildlife carers through Australian Fauna Care.

WA-wide

WILDCARE Helpline

The Western Australian Department of Parks and Wildlife runs the WILDCARE Helpline. It operates seven days a week, diverting to after-hours numbers
at nights, to provide assistance. Volunteers refer callers to a further volunteer network of more than 300 registered wildlife rehabilitators who can
take care of wildlife before releasing back to their native habitat.

Phone: (08) 9474-9055

Perth and Surrounds

Native Arc – based in Bibra Lake

Caring for injured, orphaned and sick wildlife with the hopes of rehabilitating them and successfully returning them to their natural habitat.

Emergency number/Hospital Phone: (08) 9417-7105. This phone is answered during office hours, from 8:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

After Hours Phone: 0487 922 484. This phone is answered from 8:00 p.m. – 8:00 a.m.

Native Animal Rescue – based in Malaga

Native Animal Rescue support vets will treat injured native wildlife at no cost and arrange for a wildlife carer to collect the animal for rehabilitation
and release. Phone: 08 9249  3434

Darling Range Wildlife Shelter – based in Kelmscott

Our group cares for sick, injured or orphaned wildlife with the goal of rehabilitation and successful return to the natural environment.

Phone: (08) 9394 0885

Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre (Inc.) – based in Lesmurdie

This group of enthusiastic local community volunteers rehabilitates sick, injured, orphaned and displaced wildlife.

Phone: (08) 9291 3900

Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Rehabilitation Centre- based in Martin

Kaarakin rescues, rehabilitates and releases Carnabys, Baudins and Redtail Black Cockatoos from metro and county areas in the south west. Its dedicated
volunteers also run a 24/7 Black Cockatoo rescue/pick up service.

Business hours phone- Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre: (08) 9390 2288

After hours phone- Louise, Vet Nurse: 0448 046 202

Malubillai Wildlife Carers Network- based in Victoria Park

This group of experienced wildlife carers have 14 vets who rehabilitate native birds, marsupials and reptiles, as well as introduced species that have
become common in Western Australia.

Hotline / Rescue Number: 0413 609 104

Perth Raptor Care- based in Midland

Marra is a specialist rehabilitators for all raptors (birds of prey) including eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Marra has a specialist raptor hospital
inside her home.

Phone: (08) 6369 0705

Society for the Preservation of Raptors- based in Forrestfield

This not-for-profit organisation relies on the help of dedicated volunteers in Perth, Geraldton Margaret River and Nannupm, who rehabilitate raptors,
including owls and eagles.

Phone: (08) 9757 2960

Turtle Oblonga Rescue & Rehabilitation Network Inc. – based in Kalamunda

The Turtle Oblonga Rescue & Rehabilitation Network rescues and rehabilitates sick or injured Oblong or Western Long Necked turtles, which are unique
to the south-west corner of Western Australia.

Phone: East Metro- 0424 727 411

South Metro- 0424 727 624

North Metro- 0414 476 867

W.A. Raptor Rehabilitation and Education – based in Serpentine

This small family group rescues, rehabilitates all raptors in their care. They have a wide range of avaries that accommodates both large and small
raptors.

Phone: (08) 9525 3440

Western Australian Seabird Rescue

This rescue group cares for pelicans and other injured seabirds across Western Australia. Head office is based in Perth with satellites in Mandurah & Albany.

Phone: (08) 6102 8464

Uralla Wildlife Sanctuary Inc. – based in Perillup

Uralla cares for injured and orphaned macropods- kangaroos and wallabies- on 150 acres in Perillup. It runs 365 days a year, with the help of dedicated
volunteers and its founders John and Mandy English.

Phone: (08) 9856 1065

Sheila Howat- based in Bridgetown

Sheila specialises in rehabilitating small and large mammals and birds, then transitions them back into the wild. She also provides first aid and rescue
for raptors before passing them on to specialists.

Phone: (08) 9761-1089

South Western

F.A.W.N.A (WA) Inc. (Fostering and Assistance for Wildlife Needing Aid) – based in Busselton

FAWNA provides emergency care, shelter and rehabilitation for all wildlife, except flying foxes.

For phone numbers of emergency wildlife carers in Boyanup, Busselton, Capel, Carbanup, Karridale, Kirup, Ludlow, Yallingup and Yarloop.

Eagles Heritage Raptor Wildlife Centre- based in Margaret River

Eagles Heritage has a hospital and specialised facilities on seven acres of land to help sick, injured and orphaned raptors (including eagles, falcons,
hawks and owls) return to the wild.

Phone: (08) 9593 4917

Mobile: 0416 084 663

Mandurah Wildlife Rescue Inc. – Based in Dawesville

Mandurah Wildlife Rescue Inc rehabilitates all native Australian wildlife except venomous snakes. Their speciality is caring for Pinky Joeys and other
marsupials.

Phone:(08) 9582-3938

Mobile: 0429 100 745

Katandra Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Centre WA ( Inc )- based in Warnbro

Katandra’s founders, Margaret Porter and David Hawkless are on call 24/7 to to rescue and care for Australian wildlife. They care for all native wildlife
except snakes.

Phone: (08) 9593 4917

Mobile: 0416 084 663

Margaret Larner – based in Mandurah

Margaret devotes her time and energy to ensuring Australian wildlife has a second chance at life. She is also a member of WA Seabird Rescue and cares
for pelicans, black swans, penguins and other water birds in her backyard.

Phone: 0427 278 619

Born Free Wildlife Carers – based in Mount Barker

This small group of like minded people care for a wide variety of wildlife in their own homes.

Phone: 0427 772 312

Great Southern Care Wildlife- based in Mt Barker

This volunteer group mainly cares for orphaned, sick and injured kangaroo joeys. It covers a vast area from Albany to Tom Price and reaching into
the Goldfields area.

Mobile: 0401 334 729

Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary – based in Boyup Brook

Roo Gully Wildlife Sanctuary undertakes emergency rescues and cares for all species of wildlife.

Phone: (08) 9765 1514

Emergency: 0429 651 510

Wheatbelt

Western Reptile Rescue Inc.- based in Merredin

Specialising in the rescue and relocation of reptiles. They are available 24 hours a day for rescue or advice.

Phone: 0423 322 584

Loveland for Wildlife Inc- based in Jurien Bay

We mainly look after macropods (Western Grey Kangaroos) and release them on to our 761 acre property. We also have carers with specific skills to
look after native Australian animals other than kangaroos. Phone: 96526072 or 96521027

Chittering Wildlife Carers- based in Chittering

Chittering Wildlife Carers treat and care for sick, injured and young native wildlife to release them back into the wild. They have wildlife carers who
specialise in macropods, echidnas, birds and reptiles.

Click here for a list of the emergency
contact numbers for Chittering’s wildlife carers.

North- Kimberley and Pilbara

Chelonia Wildlife Rehabilitation & Release- based in Broome

Chelonia specialises in rehabilitating birds and reptiles, including sea turtles, and takes in around 700 native animals per year.

Phone: 0407 945 660

Kimberly Wildlife Carers and Associates- based in Cable Beach

Kimberley Wildlife Carers specialising in rescuing and caring for all mammals , including bats, native mice & rats, marsupials, bilbies, reptiles.
They are also licensed to remove snakes from properties.

Emergency Phone: 0428 860 014

Pilbara Wildlife Carers Association Incorporated- based in Karratha

The Pilbara Wildlife Carers Association is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of all native fauna. Its wildlife carers specialise
in specific areas.

24 hour Wildlife Rescue Hotline: 0438 924 842

Goldfields-Esperance

Goldfields Wildlife Rehabilitators- based in Coolgardie

This group has experienced wildlife carers who cover all types of wildlife living in the Goldfields. They cover a large distance, and transport animals
as far as 1500km.

Phone: (08) 90267939

Great Southern Care Wildlife- Based in Mt Barker

This volunteer group mainly cares for orphaned, sick and injured kangaroo joeys. It covers a vast area from Albany to Tom Price and reaching into the
Goldfields area.

Phone: (08) 9474 9055

Mobile: 0401 334 729

 

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