Register today for WIRES enews and go into the draw to win one of two packs of wildlife books each valued at over $200.
Every new subscriber will receive one entry in the draw and we'll announce the winners on December 7, 2018.
Become a regular $20 monthly donor today and receive an 'Elvis' plush echidna
We need more dedicated volunteers to help wildlife, please register your interest today
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Help us fight the proposal to allow additional native mammal species to be kept as pets. SIGN THE PETITION
If allowed, it would create significant & irreversible risks to the welfare of wildlife in NSW.
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Become a regular $20 monthly donor today and receive an 'Elvis' plush echidna
We need more dedicated volunteers to help wildlife, please register your interest today
Find out more
Help us fight the proposal to allow additional native mammal species to be kept as pets. SIGN THE PETITION
If allowed, it would create significant & irreversible risks to the welfare of wildlife in NSW.
Receive a link to our '15 Ways to Help Wildlife' ebook and wildlife rescue stories and WIRES updates SIGN UP TODAY
WIRES (NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service Inc.) has been rescuing and caring for native animals for over 30 years.
We have over 2500 volunteers in 28 branches involved in the rescue and care of wildlife and we have a dedicated Rescue Office that operates 365 days a year assisting the community to help native animals in distress.
WIRES helps tens of thousands of animals every year, receiving up to 95,000 requests for rescue advice and assistance every 12 months.
If you find a sick, injured or orphaned native animal in NSW please call our Rescue Office on 1300 094 737 for rescue help and advice.
If you have found a sick, injured or orphaned native animal in NSW you can now report a rescue by filling in our online Rescue Form.
Read WIRES emergency rescue advice to find out how best to assist native animals in distress.
Your donations help WIRES to rescue and care for more native animals, provide more wildlife information and education to the community, to protect and preserve native animals and to train and support more volunteer rescuers and carers. All donations over $2 are tax-deductible.
Large areas of Northern NSW and South East Queensland are experiencing what appears to be a severe flying-fox starvation and dehydration event.
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Using our mobile friendly wildilfe rescue form, you can report wildlife needing rescue assistance from any device.
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