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Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

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Mandurah Wildlife provides care & rehabilitation to sick, injured, displaced & orphaned wildlife before releasing them back into their natural habitat.

Volunteer Wildlife Carers
Registered Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

06/11/2026

In one day we have raised enough money to purchase 2 hot boxes and we are on the way for a third.
Thank you so much to everyone who has donated.

We look forward to seeing the total rise and being able to tell the Wildlife Carers that the Hot Boxes they need are on the way.

Please continue to share our posts - it all helps 💚 and keep your eye on our page to see if we achieve our goal.

You can learn about our Hot Box Appeal and make a donation here: https://hot-box-appeal.raiselysite.com

06/11/2026

Thank you so much to St John WA - Waroona for your very kind donation of first aid kits.

We are truly grateful for the support of our local community. Without your help our volunteers wouldn’t be able to care for and rehabilitate our precious native wildlife. Your donations - big and small - save lives. Thank you.

If you would like to support Mandurah Wildlife there are many ways to help:

- Donate $💰
- Donate consumables 🧻
- Donate browse 🌱
- Donate equipment 🪣
- Donate infrastructure 🏠
- Donate your time ⏰
- Donate your skills 🧠
- Sponsor 🤝
- Promote 📃
- Fundraise 🥂💰

Stuck for an idea of how you could help or have an idea but aren’t sure. Comment below, we’d love to have a chat.

Thank you for helping us save lives.

04/11/2026

We need your help, please help us raise $10,000 to purchase 8 urgently needed Hot Boxes.

Baby Bird Season is extra busy this year and our Wildlife Carers need more Hot Boxes to care for all the baby birds coming into our centre. Recently we had 15 admissions in one day. Hot Boxes are a vital piece of equipment to help these animals return to their natural habitats.

What is a Hot Box?

A Hot Box is a box that provides a temperature controlled environment with air filtration, ventilation and humidity. It’s a little ICU. Our wildlife carers use Hot Boxes for baby birds and baby mammals, as well as for sick and injured animals.

Purchasing Hot Boxes is an added expense we were not expecting this year, so we need your help. Donations of any size will help - it all adds up.

If you have a business, social group or community organisation who would like to purchase a hot box for us, we'd really like to talk to you. We love promoting the people who help our wildlife.

If you have a great group of friends or work colleagues who love to socialise why not organize a W**e for Wildlife or a Workout for Wildlife fundraising event. Let your imagination run Wild.

Please follow this link to donate:

https://hot-box-appeal.raiselysite.com/

Thank you for helping us care for our native wildlife.

02/11/2026

Please join us in thanking MYCAS Fencing. They have gifted us shade for one of our very special aviary’s.

Percy’s aviary lost its shade when the overhanging tree needed to be removed recently. With summer around the corner one of our wildlife carers spoke to her husband about our summer heat problem and he offered to help.

Thank you so much Mike and the MYCAS Fencing crew, your generosity has made a huge difference. Percy’s aviary has shade again and we’re one step closer to being ready for the summer heat.

It’s always wonderful when our local businesses support us. As a 100% volunteer run organisation, servicing the Peel region without any ongoing government funding, we are very grateful for, and reliant on, our community for support.

If you would like to support Mandurah Wildlife, just like MYCAS Fencing, please contact us, we’d love to have a chat about how your business can support our local wildlife.

31/10/2026

Due to an amazing response to this post we are closing applications for this role. Thank you to everyone who has applied, we look forward to meeting you at the information session. For those who have missed out, please follow our posts for more volunteer roles being advertised soon.
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Do you have a current driving licence with a clean driving record?
Have spare time?
Live near the Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre?
Would like to volunteer in a meaningful way for your local community?

If you answered yes to all those questions then we might have a volunteer role for you.

Mandurah Wildlife needs a team of volunteer on call drivers to transport animals between our Dawesville centre and local veterinary clinics. Sometimes animals need to be transported to or from Perth.

Our centre operates 7 days a week between 8am and 5pm daily. Our wildlife carers are busy caring for the animals onsite and leaving site for vet runs makes their shifts more complicated.

Building a volunteer team of On Call Drivers will make shifts a lot easier for our wildlife carers and that means better outcomes for our wildlife.

If you are chosen to join our Volunteer On Call Drivers Team you will be provided with training and you will be driving our Mandurah Wildlife vehicle.

If you think this is a volunteer role you’d enjoy and be good at, have time spare during your week and would like to join a passionate group of wildlife warriors, please apply here: https://www.mandurahwildlife.com.au/volunteer

31/10/2026

If you are planning to plant native plants in your garden, for our native animals, this is the perfect time to visit Men of the Trees Peel Branch to grab a bargain or two.

30/10/2026

Thank you to everyone saving their drink containers for Mandurah Wildlife. The money raised through Containers for Change WA makes a big difference for the animals in our care. We really appreciate your support.

Raising the funds needed to run a wildlife rehabilitation centre is never ending and exhausting. We are 100% volunteer run and receive no ongoing government funding. The funds we raise go towards covering the costs of food, medical bills, utilities and a never ending list of operational costs.

If you would like to help you can drop your containers into our Containers For Cash Mandurah collection bin at our centre - 1400 Old Coast Rd, Dawesville - or you can take them to your preferred Refund Point with our member number - C10266251. It doesn’t matter how many containers you have

If your workplace, business, community group or school would like to help our local wildlife by collecting drink containers please let us know so we can acknowledge your support. Need information or advice - we’re eager to help.

Which containers can you collect?
All metal, plastic, glass, cardboard, pouches, drink containers between 150ml - 3 litres. B**r, w**e, spirits, mixes, cordial, juice, water, flavoured milk and more. Plain milk containers are not accepted in WA.

Thank you for recycling your drink containers. You are helping our environment, our wildlife and the people who care for them. ♻️

29/10/2026

Baby Bird season has arrived at the Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. So many mouths to feed. Do you have baby birds in your garden?

Did you know: Baby birds don’t always need assistance when they are outside of their nest?

If you find a bird on the ground that is not in danger or injured please observe and call Mandurah Wildlife Ph: 08 9582 3938, or your nearest wildlife centre, for advice.

If you find a baby bird that needs help, please make note of the exact location you find it - you can use Google Maps and photos - this is vitally important for when the bird is released to reunite with its family.

How can you help?

You can make a donation to help us cover the food, medical and care costs of these beautiful babies.
You can donate through our website: https://giving.mandurahwildlife.com.au

Thank you for caring for our wildlife.

28/10/2026

Do you have native plants in your garden?

The native animals in our care need browse. Browse are the plants that native animals use for food, hydration, hygiene, shelter, camouflage and protection. It is a vital resource to help our animals heal and flourish.

For our younger animals our wildlife carers introduce them to browse so they can survive on their own when they are released back into their natural habitat.

At present we do not have volunteers to collect browse, so we are very grateful to everyone who can deliver browse to our Rehabilitation Centre at 1400 Old Coast Road, Dawesville between 8am - 5pm, 7 days a week. All browse needs to be fresh and pesticide free. Please drive up to the centre to drop off, so your browse can go into the browse buckets to keep it fresh for the animals.

Address

1400 Old Coast Road, Dawesville
Mandurah, WA
6211

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+61895823938

Website

http://www.mandurahwildlife.com.au/, https://giving.mandurahwildlife.com.au/, https://hot-box-appeal.raiselysite.com/, h

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