FIND A WILDLIFE RESCUER NEAR YOU!
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To find an Australian wildlife rescue volunteer near you, search by postcode using the search (spyglass) icon at the top of every page. You can also search by state or organisation name. If you find errors, please let us know via our contact form. If you don't get a result from your search, try using the postcode of a nearby town or city, or check out the new map, courtesy of the folks at ARRR. We designed this site to be lean, so you can find a wildlife rescue group near you even with slow web access, with any internet-connected smart device.
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Don't use email to report injured wildlife: If you find wildlife in need, contact carers near you by phone. Injured wildlife needs immediate help. Do do not use email as wildlife groups do not monitor emails 24/7. A wildlife rescuer will need you to pinpoint your location as accurately as possible. One neat trick is to find the closest power pole. In many places, poles have unique numbers.
Donate to your local wildlife carers: Nearly all wildlife rescuers in Australia are unpaid volunteers. They need money to continue their wonderful work. You can use our online guide to find carers in your local area - many of them will gratefully accept tax-deductible donations via their website.
What else can you do? Australian animals have very specific needs and wildlife carers are trained in how to rescue, rehabilitate and release them. But there are things you can to to assist injured or orphaned animals. Click here to find out more.
Donate to your local wildlife carers: Nearly all wildlife rescuers in Australia are unpaid volunteers. They need money to continue their wonderful work. You can use our online guide to find carers in your local area - many of them will gratefully accept tax-deductible donations via their website.
What else can you do? Australian animals have very specific needs and wildlife carers are trained in how to rescue, rehabilitate and release them. But there are things you can to to assist injured or orphaned animals. Click here to find out more.
Help others find Australian Wildlife Rescuers
We encourage all Australian Wildlife Rescue organisations to maintain links to this website so that we can all collaborate in keeping one directory of Aussie wildlife groups that everyone can rely on for accurate and unbiased information.
We encourage all Australian Wildlife Rescue organisations to maintain links to this website so that we can all collaborate in keeping one directory of Aussie wildlife groups that everyone can rely on for accurate and unbiased information.