It costs Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital an average of $555 per patient. We don’t charge wildlife carers or members of the public to help injured animals, so we give our professional services away for free. Your donation helps us provide lifesaving care to treat and rehabilitate wildlife.

We’re a small team with a big mission. As a valued volunteer for Byron Wildlife Hospital, you will be an essential part of the hospital team. Our volunteer program allows you to work alongside our dedicated professional staff and aid them in supporting wildlife.

We are pasionate about forming relationships which help us to spread the word about wildlife conservation. Whether your business is big or small there are many ways we can work together to create better outcomes for Native Australian wildlife

Explore our list of equipment our hospital needs to continue delivering outstanding and free veterinary care to wildlife. You can make a donation enabling us to purchase this lifesaving equipment to help our wildlife patients for many years to come.

Throughout the year we host fundraisers, and family and community events. Click through to discover our past and upcoming events for The Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital. Your attendance helps us to save wildlife and fund our veterinary care for sick, injured and orphaned Australian fauna.

Being prepared is the most important step in saving wildlife on our roads who may have been hit by a car. Purchase a Wildlife Car Rescue Kit, which has everything you’ll need and the box acts as a wildlife carrier for the injured animal. Available in our gift shop.

The Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital is proud to be an environmental partner on 1% for the planet. Businesses can elect the hospital to receive all or part of their 1% contribution every financial year.

We have partnered with Australia’s leading Will writing platform, Safewill. Writing a Will ensures our end-of-life wishes are known, documented and shared with loved ones .

Explore ways your business or organisation can partner with WRA and The Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital to help make a difference for wildlife.