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Turtle Oblonga Rescue & Rehabilitation
Address: Lindsay Street, Kalamunda, WA 6076 Rescue Hotline: 0424 727 411 Phone (Admin): 0424 727 411 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.turtleoblonganetwork.org.au Facebook: Click for Facebook page |
Comments: Turtle Oblonga Rescue & Rehabilitation Network (TORRN) is a Perth-based non-profit organisation dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of sick or injured oblong turtles. As the oldest living group of reptiles on earth, turtles are symbols of longevity, strength and steadfastness in many cultures. Despite surviving and evolving over 200 million years, outlasting dinosaurs, these beautiful creatures have become near extinct in recent times.
Although our primary role is turtle rescue and rehabilitation, we are equally committed to educating the community about these unseen evolutionary marvels. Community wildlife education has the potential to reduce the amount of wildlife admitted for rehabilitation. For more local contact numbers see our organisation's contact page.
If unavailable, please call the State-Wide WildCare hotline 08-9474-9055
Although our primary role is turtle rescue and rehabilitation, we are equally committed to educating the community about these unseen evolutionary marvels. Community wildlife education has the potential to reduce the amount of wildlife admitted for rehabilitation. For more local contact numbers see our organisation's contact page.
If unavailable, please call the State-Wide WildCare hotline 08-9474-9055
Administration:
Clicking on the website above will open that website in another tab. To send an email to the wildlife group, copy the email address from above and paste into your email program.
If you find any errors in the information we provide, or want to let us know that a wildlife group is no longer operating please let us know via the contact page. If you would like to provide information about an organisation that we do not already have listed in our database, please let us know by using the NEW ENTRY form.
Do not use email to report an animal in need. Not all groups monitor their emails 24/7 and if an animal is reported by email, your report may not be read in time to save the animal. Always use the provided Rescue hotline number to report injured, sick or orphaned wildlife.
Clicking on the website above will open that website in another tab. To send an email to the wildlife group, copy the email address from above and paste into your email program.
If you find any errors in the information we provide, or want to let us know that a wildlife group is no longer operating please let us know via the contact page. If you would like to provide information about an organisation that we do not already have listed in our database, please let us know by using the NEW ENTRY form.
Do not use email to report an animal in need. Not all groups monitor their emails 24/7 and if an animal is reported by email, your report may not be read in time to save the animal. Always use the provided Rescue hotline number to report injured, sick or orphaned wildlife.
