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NEW EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER NOW IN OPERATION:

13 '000' W I L D L I F E

13 '000' 94535

Just remember: 13 triple '0' WILDLIFE

Wildlife Victoria is committed to ensuring our long-term and highly respected service is not affected by a change to a new phone number, but we still need your help to ensure we spread the word in order that we maintain our excellent service. You can help by donating to the Appeal to help save the Emergency Number. By clicking on the 'Donate online Now' button you can be sure that your money will be directed to help Wildlife Victoria maintain and improve our very important service to the community.

 

PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU SEE A ROADSIGN WITH THE OLD NUMBER ON IT

 

New Office Space

Wildlife Victoria are so pleased to announce that we have moved into a new office at Kindness House. Our new address is Suite 3, 288 Brunswick St, Fitzroy 3000. Pop in to say hello.

Other groups that share the building include: The Wilderness Society, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Animal Active and Lawyers for Animals.

Mission Statement

Wildlife Victoria is dedicated to the care and protection of Australia’s native wildlife through the pursuit of the highest standards in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and care, with continued commitment to carer support,education and training, wildlife advocacy, research, promotion of partnerships and the preservation of natural ecosystems

Our Aims

  • To provide expert care for sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife
  • To rehabilitate native wildlife in accordance with the relevant government organizations’ policies
  • To provide a wildlife rescue, communication and information network throughout Victoria
  • To foster community awareness and appreciation of the intrinsic value of native wildlife and its habitats
  • To encourage and support a high standard of knowledge and expertise with the wildlife shelter system
  • To work in collaboration with like organizations for the benefit of native wildlife and its habitat

Our Commonly Asked Questions:

For some of the more commonly asked questions follow the link to our Commonly Asked Questions page.

Our Current Campaign

The Common Wombat can be legally shot without a permit in many parts of Victoria. Go to our Campaigns page for more information about getting the law changed.

Current Media Release

25 March 2008 - Cruel Kangaroo Shooting (Go to page)

25 March 2008 - Belconnen Kangaroo Cull (Go to page)