We rescue sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Educate the public about native wildlife.
We also take in and rehome domestic animals as the need arises.

A​t WILDLIFE SA our mission is rescuing and rehabilitating sick, ​injured and orphaned Native Wildlife, and where possible returning them back to their homes in the wild. In some cases however this is not possible, and in these instances we provide permanent homes either with ourselves, other carers or other rescue groups.



A​t WILDLIFE SA our mission is rescuing and rehabilitating sick, ​injured and orphaned Native Wildlife, and where possible returning them back to their homes in the wild. In some cases however this is not possible, and in these instances we provide permanent homes either with ourselves, other carers or other rescue groups.
We also rescue abandoned, displaced and orphaned introduced animals.

We endeavour to educate the public in ways they can live in harmony with wildlife, such as providing nest boxes for wildlife on your property, wildlife friendly gardens, wildlife friendly fencing, giving educational talks to groups and redirecting them to other organisations that may be able to provide a service that better suits their needs.

We receive no financial help from the government or any other groups and so for a long time we have been completely self sufficient. To enable us to expand and continue our important work we have set up our not for profit charity, WILDLIFE SA. By doing this it will allow us, not only to be able to help more animals ourselves, but to support other similar organisations and self funded carers. But we need YOUR help!

On average it costs around $1000 to raise a kangaroo joey, this does not include additional veterinary costs associated if the joey becomes ill or expenses incurred when it is an adult, such as fodder, enclosures or medical expenses.
Your valuable donation will pay for essential items and services such as: Animal call outs, specific animal formulas, bedding/pouches, fruit and veg, dry feed, medical bills, aviaries and materials for building enclosures and compounds.