Rescuing an unwell Ibis...

Rescue

Apr 12

A rescue of an unwell Ibis found by a gentleman in a park in Lynbrook. Thank you to our volunteer rescuers Nicky and Jim who attended the rescue and transported him straight to the vet for a check up and treatment.

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Warrior 4 Wildlife? Book your spot in our upcoming Basic Wildlife Rescue and Transport Workshop and join our Volunteer team.

Face to Face Workshop - Mornington

Saturday 20th of April from 1 - 4.30pm

Online Workshop

Saturday 22nd of June from 1 - 5pm

https://shop.warriors4wildlife.org/workshops

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Rescue

W4W Education Team

Our Educational Team have over 50 years combined experience and dedicate their life to making sure our Wildlfie are respected and protected.

Compromised Tawny Frog Mouth

Warriors 4 Wildlife acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia. We pay our respect to Elders past and present and we extend this respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. We acknowledge the connection to land, waters and culture of First Nation peoples on this land and commit to respecting and protecting native flora, fauna and their environment.

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 2021 - JUNE 2022

Rescuing an unwell Ibis...

A rescue of an unwell Ibis found by a gentleman in a park in Lynbrook. Thank you to our volunteer rescuers Nicky and Jim who attended the rescue and transported him straight to the vet for a check up and treatment.

Compromised Tawny Frog Mouth

A Flying Fox pup needs help.