Find answers to common questions about wildlife care and rescue.
Wildlife rescue involves the rehabilitation and care of sick or injured native animals, ensuring their safe return to the wild.
To become a wildlife carer, you typically need to undergo training through a licensed organization and obtain necessary permits.
If you find an injured animal, contact a local wildlife rescue organization immediately for guidance on the best course of action.
Yes, we provide educational sessions aimed at raising awareness about wildlife conservation and proper animal care.
Attend one of our meetings held the 2nd Saturday of February, May, August and November at 10am at the Moe Library.
Connect with us through social media or email to learn about joining our wildlife carers network.
Make a donation through our secure online portal to help us rescue and rehabilitate local wildlife.
Check our events calendar online to register for upcoming educational sessions and workshops.