Wildlife Rescue Information Network

Wildlife Rescue Information Network Wildlife Rescue and Information Network WRIN is a Central Victorian based network of volunteers helping our sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife.

WRIN is made up of volunteers with an interest in ensuring the safety of our unique wildlife. The organization was set up in February 1997. The aim of WRIN is to provide a service to concerned members to the community who have found sick injured or orphaned wildlife. WRIN is made up of volunteers, including Registered Shelter Operators, Foster Carers, Rescuers and Phone Operators who operate the 24 hour Emergency phone service, as well as our valued general members.

28/08/2026

School holidays are just around the corner 📖 Step behind the scenes of a real wildlife sanctuary and become part of the team with our Ranger Programs. Designed for both kids and adults, our Junior Ranger and Adult Ranger experiences put you right alongside our Rangers – preparing food, helping with daily care, and enjoying supervised, hands-on encounters with Australian native animals. If you’re ready for a memorable wildlife experience, explore our Ranger Programs and secure your spot today www.jirrahlinga.com.au

Fingers crossed this trial works and is soon available across Australia.
18/07/2026

Fingers crossed this trial works and is soon available across Australia.

Australian animals have starred in the development of new AI-technology to prevent wildlife collisions. Koalas, wombats and kangaroos at Symbio Wildlife Park were under surveillance for months, so researchers could gather as much movement data as possible. “Trying to get footage of a koala in the ...

01/07/2026

Nothing like a good scratch.
This gorgeous eastern grey kangaroo joey is currently in care with one of our awesome WRIN shelter operators.
Looks like he is settling in well ❤️

18/06/2026

Little Jimmy the Brush-tail Possum is learning to venture away from his carer. Jimmy was brought into care by a Wildlife Rescue Information Network WRIN volunteer at 157gms after being caught by a dog. Luckily only a small skin tear on his back. He is doing well and has been upgraded to the outside aviary. More room to run and climb, but cold. I do feel bad, but has to be done.

The decision by Benalla Golf Club to cull the reside kangaroos that call the area home is incredibly disappointing.Wildl...
10/06/2026

The decision by Benalla Golf Club to cull the reside kangaroos that call the area home is incredibly disappointing.

Wildlife Rescue and Information Network WRIN do not support culling or relocating of wildlife as a solution to any issue relating to wildlife living in residential or recreational areas.

Instead we prefer to work together and find ways to allow wildlife and humans coexist and share spaces.

If you are free tomorrow please go along to show your support for this mob of kangaroos.

Hopefully Benalla Golf Club will reconsider their decision and a kinder solution can be found.
Michelle

Wildlife Rescue Information Network WRIN volunteers were pleased to have the opportunity to chat with CoGB councillors r...
04/06/2026

Wildlife Rescue Information Network WRIN volunteers were pleased to have the opportunity to chat with CoGB councillors recently .
It was great to have the opportunity to highlight the issues and challenges facing our local wildlife and the need to actively consider their welfare in the future regarding new developments and sharing of public spaces.
Michelle

Two little bubs came into care today. Please, if you hit a kangaroo be a descent person and stop and check for pouch bab...
29/05/2026

Two little bubs came into care today. Please, if you hit a kangaroo be a descent person and stop and check for pouch babies.

15/04/2026

My darling twinnies have gone to their forever home. Here they are in an aviary to get to know their surrounding smells, fauna and flora before being released to freedom. They came into care in January after being found snuggled up together in someones driveway. What happened to mum is a mystery. Good luck my babies.

Come on down to the Hargreaves Mall Bendigo this Wednesday 11am to 2pm for some fun, information and education for the k...
11/04/2026

Come on down to the Hargreaves Mall Bendigo this Wednesday 11am to 2pm for some fun, information and education for the kids on our local fauna and flora.

"We're excited to be part of the Bendigo Sustainability Festival 2026! Come and find us at the Garden for the Future, Wh...
26/03/2026

"We're excited to be part of the Bendigo Sustainability Festival 2026!

Come and find us at the Garden for the Future, White Hills on Sunday 29 March (10am–4pm) for a fantastic day celebrating sustainability, community, and local innovation.

There'll be live music, inspiring talks, kids activities, food trucks, and plenty of amazing local stalls.

Make sure to stop by and say hello!"

Address

Community Hall, Old High Street, Golden Square
Bendigo, VIC
3555

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