Wildlife Victoria - On Call To Help

 

Due to many forms of human intervention our iconic and precious wildlife suffer every day.

 

Wildlife Victoria cares for these voiceless animals and is committed to reducing that suffering and providing as many animals as possible with another chance at life.

 

The WV team responds to your calls through the emergency phone service 13 000 94535 when you report a sick, injured or orphaned animal. Using our comprehensive database we locate the nearest available and suitably experienced volunteer who then locates the animal and determines the most appropriate course of action. The calls we receive range from requests for advice on fledgling birds during spring to the very sad and emotional news that someone has hit a kangaroo.

 

Our incredible band of over 1300 volunteers responds to wildlife calls for help seven days a week with compassion, love and dedication. Maybe you would like to join us and help us succeed at attaining our growing mission? Take a look at our “Get Involved” section to see how you can make a contribution.

 

Our strong governance structure guarantees this organisation's longevity and effectiveness into the future securing the welfare of our wildlife.

 

All of us at Wildlife Victoria are here to make a difference when our wildlife needs our help. 

 

"Hundreds of thousands of wild animals are killed, injured and orphaned throughout Australia as a direct consequence of human activities. As government resources for wildlife management dwindle, much of the work of rescuing and caring for these animals falls on the shoulders of volunteer organisations such as Wildlife Victoria."

Mr. Rob Gell, President

Wildlife Victoria

 
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Petra the oil slicked penguin

 

Petra the little penguin was found on the shores of Port Fairy absolutely covered from head to toe in crude oil. It’s unknown how she encountered the messy residue however one can only imagine it was the result of illegally dumped oil in the ocean which... Read more..

Kangaroos in care Photo: Szumai Anderson

WILDLIFE IN BUSHFIRES

Update: 18th March 2013

 

Victoria experienced widespread fires this season, with regions under threat stretching across the state. Though summer has come to a close and the weather has shifted for now, several zones are still on alert and... Read more..

Duck Cruelty

Duck Cruelty in Boronia

Photo: Magda Wozny 

On Saturday afternoon Wildlife Victoria responded to a distress call from the RSPCA regarding a Chestnut Teal Duck with horrific injuries. The duck was described as having an arrow in the side of its head and right through its neck... Read more..