Welcome to Australian Fauna Care

Home to the most comprehensive list of wildlife care groups in Australia.  If your details should be listed please add your details

 WILDLIFE RESCUE SEARCH

Wildlife Carers Database
Use our search facility to find an Australian wildlife care near you. Do not email to advise of injured animals - use this website to find nearby carers, or call your local wildlife group, Council, Vet surgery or RSPCA.

Wildlife Volunteers Needed!
Once again the threatened Spectacled Flying Fox is under threat, and the Tolga Bat Hospital in Atherton, Qld is overwhelmed with sick and orphaned bats. You want to make a real difference? Volunteer at the Bat Hospital before it is too late. For details and contact information, contact the bat hospital.

 
Do Something!
There number of wildlife needing help is increasing, and volunteer numbers are not keeping pace. We need your help to continue this important work. more....
  The Mad Katter
What is it with Queensland politicians and wildlife? Now Katter joins Campbell Newman in declaring war on Flying-foxes. Have your say at the Wildlife Carers new blog

Wildlife Conferences in 2012
 The Australian Wildlife conference will be from July 16 to 24th in Townsville. For all the latest news on the conference go to www.awrc.org.au
For those heading to the USA in 2012, the American National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association Symposium is being held in Baton Rouge Luisiana March 13-17. More details about the impressive line-up can be viewed HERE.

Great New Aussie Wildlife Magazine
Wildlife [secrets] is a wonderful new magazine for everyone who loves Australian Wildlife. We love everything about it: Over 50 pages of great photos, articles, rescue stories, nest-box instructions and more - all on high quality paper. A bi-monthly magazine, it is only $9.95 an issue, or you can have them delivered to your door for $55 a year.  We think it's the best wildlife magazine we have seen. Check out their website for more information www.wildlifesecrets.com.au.
 

Donate to someone else!
Yes, that's right - don't send your money to us; there are others more deserving. You want to help save native animals by making a donation, but don't know who to help?  more....
 
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  Rescued!
A book about wildlife care from those in the know. This wonderful 184 page book includes 43 stories about wildlife rescues across Australia, as told by the carers. Some funny and other poignant, It includes eight pages of colour photographs and other illustrations throughout the book. All profits go to wildlife carers. more...
 

Australian Fauna Care is a non-profit resource for wildlife carers, it is not a licensed rehabilitation group

 

     

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