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Australia's most incredible feature and foremost strength is its wildlife, and it is blessed with a network of dedicated volunteers and veterinary professionals who work tirelessly to rescue, treat, and rehabilitate native animals. 

Fruit tree netting and barbed-wire entanglement account for significant intake numbers of wildlife - these entanglements are completely preventable. You can help to prevent wildlife injuries and death by utilising wildlife friendly fencing and fruit tree netting - see links below for more information.

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South East Queensland Rescue and Rehabilitation Organisations 

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Assists wide range of species across SEQ

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Assists wide range of species - Brisbane and Moreton Bay

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Bat-specific rescue group, covers Brisbane as well as inland SEQ (Lockyer Valley, Darling Downs) as well as some areas of Central QLD (Gladstone)

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Bat-specific - Gold Coast 

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Assists various species, including possums - Brisbane and Moreton Bay

South East Queensland Wildlife Hospitals

RSPCA Wildlife Hospital

Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital

Currumbin Wildlife Hospital

 

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