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Wildlife rehabilitation involves providing care for sick, injured and orphaned native animals so as to ensure that they have the best chance of survival when released back into their native habitat. It also includes assisting wildlife when they become displaced or are found in dangerous situations.
Wildlife rehabilitation is a fast growing industry in Australia, with a rapidly expanding knowledge base and ever-improving professional standards.
Wildlife rehabilitation is a fast growing industry in Australia, with a rapidly expanding knowledge base and ever-improving professional standards.
6 recommendations and reviews from 5 people
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September 20, 2015
Jenni P. asked:Urgent! Who do we call to rescue a plover chick(s) that have fallen into this storm water drain on our driveway? Mumma bird won't let us any where near. Thank you!!!Melanie L. replied:Jenni Powell - WILDLIFE CARE AND RESCUE CONTACTS: Wildlife Care and Rescue (07) 5485 3779 Wildlife Volunteer Association (WILVOS) (07) 5441 6200 Australia Zoo (07) 5494 1134 Twinnies Rescue Injured Birds (07) 5439 9995 Wildcare QLD (07) 5527 2444 Wildlife rescue sunshine coast 24/7 0415 839 554
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May 5, 2015
Stephanie S. asked:Does anyone know of a wildlife carers number in Gympie? Have a possum that needs help :(.Mitch B. replied:Call this and tell them the situation: (07) 5527 2444 Otherwise maybe just look after it and keep it warm until morning then call RSPCA and see if they have a number for ya?
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January 26, 2015
Nicole B. asked:Hi I'm after someone who takes care of wildlife. We have a little female king parrot that had arrived with half it's tail feathers missing. I don't think she can fly. She has water and food but needs help. Hoping there is someone out there who can help this little fellaCarol L. replied:Call Wildcare 07 5527 2444 http://wildcare.org.au/
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December 1, 2014
Barb C. asked:We have just found a baby pee wee bird in our yard. Can someone suggest if there is somewhere we can take it tonight as it's very young and cannot fly & I'm guessing it is probably hungry & will need feeding tonight & I have no idea what to feed it. Thanks in advanceSharon J. replied:Main thing is to keep it warm (ie wheat pack next to but not touching it). Birds don't eat at night. Take it outside very early in the morning (just after sunrise). Hopefully it will talk, especially if it is hungry, and its parents will come to it. If not, call Wildcare 07 5527 2444 . Make sure to leave a message as they do call back.
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June 28, 2017
Brittney P. asked:Is there someone who can come and remove a blue tongue lizzard ? It's gone into the pool filter box and can't get out. Sunshine beach, asap pleaseHolly B. replied:WILDLIFE CARE AND RESCUE CONTACTS: • Wildlife Care and Rescue (07) 5485 3779 • Wildlife Volunteer Association (WILVOS) (07) 5441 6200 • Australia Zoo (07) 5494 1134 • Twinnies Rescue Injured Birds (07) 5439 9995 • Wildcare QLD (07) 5527 2444
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November 17, 2016
Sarah O. asked:Hi all, my mum has an injured lorikeet that was chased by a magpie and ran into a tree. It can't fly or walk. Who do we contact for help please?Holly B. replied:WILDLIFE CARE AND RESCUE CONTACTS: Wildlife Rescue Sunshine Coast - 0415 839 554 or 0432 310 556 https://facebook.com/wildliferescuesunshinecoast?hc_location=ufi • Wildlife Care and Rescue (07) 5485 3779 • Wildlife Volunteer Association (WILVOS) (07) 5441 6200 • Australia Zoo (07) 5494 1134 • Twinnies Rescue Injured Birds (07) 5439 9995 • Wildcare QLD (07) 5527 2444
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