Other Ways we need your help.

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It's not always about money and although every financial donation is valuable in helping us provide the treatment our precious wildlife needs, we understand that some individuals and businesses would prefer to help in more physical ways. For this reason we have compiled a wishlist of equipment necassary to allow us to continue to provide the care and rehabilitation our animals in our care

                                     Our Wishlist

• Poly garden Wheel barrow large square one and normal ones
• Plastic Rakes · large wide rakes
• Indoor and outdoor brooms (hard and soft bristle)
• Stackable food storage bins/tubs ( food grade)
• WIFI eufy Security cameras for monitoring
• Makita rechargeable Batteries 18V
•  Large catching nets with long handles
• Timber posts long in length
• Timber for construction of enclosures
• Clear or tinted roofing panels
• Water tanks 1.5-meter x .1.5 meter
• Long Catching Pole
•  Industrial washing machine and Dryer
• Washing line (one that pulls out from a wall)
• Rolls of shade cloth/sails
• Landscape Supplies including: Mulch,straw and Sand
•  UV and heat lights
• Heat mats and heat rocks for reptiles
• Submersible transfer pump Bird baths on stands
• Oxygen generator 
• Wildlife Feed - Vetafarm and wombaroo supplements including - Echidna mix, insectivore powder, reptile supplement, lorikeet and honeyeater mix, hand rearing mix, marsupial formulas

Our long term goal is to have a dedicated hospital space with full time staff  and bigger enclosures to suit the the requirements needed to rehabilitate our larger raptors.  To achieve this, we need all the help we can get. 

If you have any questions about any of the items, we would love to hear from you! Contact us by phone, email, or through our online form.

  We got a wish list donation today from Coral and Corey Loader. They have been tremendously supportive of the Hospital and shelters after this years fires ( one of which was on their doorstep) and have 

cashed in their cans but also had a market stall to raise money for an item off our Wishlist. What amazingly kind thing to do. Coral and Corey have been very proactive with watching the wildlife post bush fire and played a very big part in the rescue and release of little Aibell (echidna) and Drew (ringtail possum) with Corey making a release box for the possum post treatments for burns.