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Mandurah Wildlife
Rehabilitation Centre

Western Yellow Robin

Help us Raise Funding for New Hot Boxes

What is a Hot Box?

A Hot Box is a box that provides a temperature controlled environment with air filtration, ventilation and humidity. It’s a little ICU. Our wildlife carers use Hot Boxes for baby birds and baby mammals, as well as for sick and injured animals.

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Why we need your help?

Baby Bird Season is extra busy this year and our Wildlife Carers need more Hot Boxes to care for all the baby birds coming into our centre every day. Recently we had 15 admissions in one day and we currently have 100 animals in care. Hot Boxes are a vital piece of equipment to help these animals return to their natural habitats.

Our Mission

Wildlife Animal Sanctuary

The Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is dedicated to rehabilitating injured, orphaned and sick native animals with the aim of returning them to the wild.

 

Working with our local vets, our wonderful team of volunteers care for birds, reptiles, and marsupials 365 days a year.

 

We are a centre of excellence in the care of native animals and educate the Peel region in the care of local wildlife.

What We Do

The Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is dedicated to rehabilitating injured and sick native animals with the aim of returning them to the wild. We work with local vets and volunteers to provide care for our animals.

Accepting Donations

Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre gratefully accepts donations of cash. All donations go to the care of wildlife animals. Apart from cash donations, we also accept donation of goods.

Emergency Rescue

Have you found an abandoned, orphaned or injured animal? Contact Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation or bring it to your local Vet.

 

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Contact

Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

Call:     08 9582 3938

Acknowledgement of Country

We respectfully acknowledge the Bindjareb people of the Noongar Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we operate. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and honour their continuing connection to land, waters, and wildlife.

Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

1400 Old Coast Road

Dawesville

Copyright 2021 © Mandurah Wildlife Rescue 

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Our Platinum & Gold Sponsors

David Wee, donated the building and land for the wildlife

David Wee

and family

Alcoa logo, main sponsor of Mandurah Wildlife since 2008

Alcoa

proud  supporter since 2008

City of Mandurah logo, supporting Mandurah Wildlife for years

City of Mandurah

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Hayes Tree Care

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