Wildlife Rescue for Wildlife in Australia

Tablelands Wildlife Rescue is a new wildlife rescue organisation established on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland. We have a team of experienced and dedicated wildlife carers who have been wildlife care specialists for many ... read more

Southern Tasmanian Veterinary Hospital is a friendly practice based in the heart of Huonville CBD. It is a well equipped clinic attending to all animals.

Our practice is well equipped, with a large hospital and examination area, sterile operating ... read more

Wildlife Volunteers Association Inc. has been operating for over 25 years.

Based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, WILVOS provides rescue, rehabilitation and release services to the local native fauna.

Previously caring for wildlife under the ... read more

Warriors 4 Wildlife is a not-for-profit organisation that rescues and rehabilitates injured or orphaned wildlife and releases them back into their natural habitat. The shelter also takes in small domestic animals, reunites them with their owners or ... read more

The purpose of ACT Wildlife is to:

-Rescue, rehabilitate and release injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife
-Educate the public about sharing the urban interface with native wildlife
-Provide professional training to ensure a high standard of ... read more

It all comes down to this: Without our living world, our lives aren’t possible. Yet we continue to blow past its physical limits. The Wilderness Society is an independent, non-profit organisation powered by over 30,000 Australians from all walks ... read more

Our vision is to live in a community that cares about the welfare of Australian wildlife.

Wildlife Victoria provides a vital link for the community between distressed Australian wildlife and the appropriate response and care needed. We utilise our ... read more

Help for Wildlife is a 24 Hour Wildlife Emergency Service. It is a not for profit, volunteer, Charity with a strong focus on wildlife welfare. It is not Government funded and does not have paid staff. We are run by volunteers.

We have a deep ... read more

Paula and Bridgette Powers have been rescuing and treating Pelicans and sea birds on the sunshine coast for more than 16 Years!

In that time the Twinnies have helped thousands of birds from numerous species all across the coast with their ... read more

Armadale Reptile and Wildlife Centre is a non government funded education facility open to the public to help teach people about our local wildlife to promote protecting and conserving our fauna and flora.

The centre also rescues and cares for all ... read more