Give to Help Wildlife

​We depend on your generosity -

You can help by making a tax-deductible donation, buying online from Goodwill Wines, shopping at the Wholefoods Store Milton and nominating us as your charity via Return & Earn. For details on how you can support us through any of the above, please click here.
WHO WE ARE

​Wildlife Rescue South Coast is a 100% volunteer-run organisation dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of Australian Native Fauna.
We have been operating on the NSW South Coast for over thirty years - although until 2010 we operated under the name of Native Animal Network Association.

We operate 24 hours a day and typically respond to over ten thousand rescue calls every year. We are licensed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service to rescue birds, reptiles and mammals (other than Marine-based mammals such as seals).

​Our North branch stretches from south of Wollongong to Batemans Bay, and the South branch operates south of Batemans Bay to the Vic border.
WILDLIFE NEWS
WILD NEWS
WILDLIFE are suffering badly from the bushfires in our area and your donations are being used to acquire medication, bandages, specialist wildlife food, supply expert veterinary care and to repair or replace cages, aviaries and other equipment lost in the fires. 
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DO NOT ENTER FIREGROUNDS

​Some social media sites are encouraging people to enter firegrounds and collect injured animals. Please do this only if you are authorised, and have the necessary skills and equipment. Firegrounds are dangerous places, and there may be venomous snakes and injured animals that can inflict severe wounds. Injured animals can die from stress if handled wrongly. Please call licensed wildlife rescue groups who have the equipment, training, and skills to assess and recover injured wildlife.
​While WRSC member Tameika Swan was doing yet another long stint on the fire ground, she rescued this little ringtail possum. One of the luckier victims from these treacherous bush fires.
​For the latest news and information from Wildlife Rescue South Coast please visit our Facebook page here. 
This page last updated  January 2020
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