HOW TO FIND A WILDLIFE RESCUER NEAR YOU!
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Never use email to report injured wildlife: If you find wildlife in need, contact wildlife rescuers by phone. Injured wildlife needs immediate help and wildlife groups don't monitor emails 24/7. A wildlife rescuer will need you to pinpoint your location as accurately as possible. One handy hint is to find the closest power pole. In many places, poles have unique numbers.
Australian Fauna Care is not a rescue organisation: We exists to help YOU find a wildlife rescuer near you. Use this facility to locate a rescue organisation near you and call them (for rescues) or email them (for information).
You can help: 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.
Never use email to report injured wildlife: If you find wildlife in need, contact wildlife rescuers by phone. Injured wildlife needs immediate help and wildlife groups don't monitor emails 24/7. A wildlife rescuer will need you to pinpoint your location as accurately as possible. One handy hint is to find the closest power pole. In many places, poles have unique numbers.
Australian Fauna Care is not a rescue organisation: We exists to help YOU find a wildlife rescuer near you. Use this facility to locate a rescue organisation near you and call them (for rescues) or email them (for information).
You can help: 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.
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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.