A number of people have emailed asking how to care for orphaned or injured wildlife. The links below may help you to get in touch with a wildlife care organisation in your state.
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Fauna Search
| Australian Native Animal Directory. This National facility is home to the most comprehensive list of wildlife care groups in Australia, with about 250 listings.
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O.N.A.R.R - Orphan Native Animal Rear & Release Association Inc. Qld
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ONARR is a non-profit organization involved in the rescue, raising, rehabilitation, release of Australian orphaned native wildlife in the South East Queensland area.
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Wildlife Victoria
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WildLine is Wildlife Victoria’s 24-hour emergency telephone service for people needing help with injured, sick or orphaned wildlife.
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RSPCA-ACT Injured wildlife
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RSPCA ACT Wildlife your wildlife carer of choice is dedicated to the rehabilitation and release into the wild of native animals in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Parks and Wildlife Tasmania - Caring for Orphaned Animals
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These notes have been designed to give the animal a better chance of survival during short term care or in an emergency
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WIRES - NSW Wildlife Information & Rescue Service
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WIRES rescues and cares for injured, sick or orphaned wildlife until they can be released back into the wild.
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Wildlife rehabilitation groups in NSW
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Get contact details for wildlife care and rescue organisations licensed by the NPWS.
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Wildlife Rescue Emergency Service (W.R.E.S.)
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W.R.E.S. is a Victorian organisation involved in rescue and rehabilitation of injured or orphaned wildlife.
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Western Australia
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To be put in touch with the nearest wildlife rehabilitator wherever you are in the State of WA, please call the Statewide 24 hour Wildcare Helpline on 9474 9055
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WA Seabird Rescue
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WA Seabird Rescue has members Statewide, please call our 24/7 number - 0418 952 683 - for help and assistance with sea and water birds
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