WA Wildlife

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Construction site sign at WA Wildlife complex

WA Wildlife

WA Wildlife is a non-profit organization based in Western Australia dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of native wildlife. The organization operates primarily within the Perth metropolitan area and surrounding regions, providing essential services for injured, sick, and orphaned animals.

History

WA Wildlife was established in 2006 by a group of passionate wildlife enthusiasts and veterinarians. The organization was initially known as Native Animal Rescue and later rebranded to WA Wildlife to better reflect its mission and scope of work.

Mission and Objectives

The primary mission of WA Wildlife is to ensure the welfare of native wildlife through rescue, rehabilitation, and release. The organization aims to:

• Provide high-quality care for injured, sick, and orphaned wildlife.
• Educate the public about the importance of wildlife conservation.
• Promote coexistence between humans and wildlife.
• Advocate for the protection of natural habitats.

Services

WA Wildlife offers a range of services, including:

• **Wildlife Rescue:** A 24/7 rescue hotline for reporting injured or distressed wildlife.
• **Rehabilitation:** Comprehensive medical care and rehabilitation for a variety of species, including marsupials, birds, and reptiles.
• **Release Programs:** Safe release of rehabilitated animals back into their natural habitats.
• **Education and Outreach:** Programs and workshops aimed at raising awareness about wildlife conservation and the importance of protecting native species.

Facilities

The WA Wildlife center is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including:

• **Veterinary Clinic:** A fully equipped clinic for medical treatment and surgeries.
• **Rehabilitation Enclosures:** Specialized enclosures designed to mimic natural habitats and facilitate recovery.
• **Education Center:** A space for conducting educational programs and workshops.

Volunteer and Support

WA Wildlife relies heavily on the support of volunteers and donations. Volunteers assist with various tasks, including animal care, rescue operations, and administrative duties. The organization also welcomes donations from the public to fund its operations and improve facilities.

Related Pages

• Wildlife conservation
• Western Australia
• Marsupial
• Bird
• Reptile
• Non-profit organization

See Also

• Wildlife rehabilitation
• Conservation biology
• Environmental education