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Wildlife care requires collaboration, passion and commitment. It’s our aim to harness the power of good humans around the world to help wildlife thrive.
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We need willing volunteers to help save wildlife!
We are currently on the lookout for volunteers to fill key positions at the Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital. Our volunteer program allows you to work alongside our dedicated professional staff and aid them in supporting wildlife.

Our Vision & Mission

Our vision

Securing the future for Australian wildlife through expert veterinary care, recovery, education and community engagement.

Our mission

To conserve, protect and ensure positive welfare outcomes for Australian wildlife through treatment, rehabilitation, research and education. Everything we do is underpinned by important principles of ethics and animal welfare.

Everything we do is #forthewildlife

Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital provides professional veterinary services for injured, diseased, orphaned and displaced native Australian animals. Our services are provided free of charge to achieve positive welfare outcomes for wildlife.
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Who pays for professional veterinary care for injured wildlife?

It costs BBWH an average of $555 per wildlife patient for an initial consult, anaesthesia, X-rays, pain relief, fluid therapy and hospitalisation. This does not include the cost of medicines or surgery.

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Help Good Humans Save Wildlife.

Every donation over $2 is fully-tax-deductible and goes directly toward sustaining lifesaving veterinary services for Australian wildlife.
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Annual Funding Requirements
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We’ve got good gear for wildlife lovers.

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$30.80
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$21.00
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$31.50
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$21.00

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