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We work with the community to gather resources and build awareness to support the rescue and rehabilitation and conservation of injured native animals, restore habitats, and protect Australia’s biodiversity.

17/10/2026

It’s duckling season! 🐥

These beautiful shelducks were our first orphans of the season and a joy to have in home care.

While they are very cute, looking after ducklings is a lot of cleaning! (Luckily you can’t smell this video 😂) we clean their enclosure multiple times a day as well as preparing fresh greens 🥬 multiple times a day as well.

As they get bigger they move from the warm box to a play pen with a heat lamp and then to an aviary and then a pond before being released back into the wild 🦆

There’s never a dull moment around here from home care to rescue and we won’t have it any other way 🤎

15/10/2026

We love a quick duck family rescue and relocate. Especially when we can scoop up all the ducklings in one go 👏🏼

Relocations are the quickest and safest way to get duck families home when they are just too far from a natural water source. While it was easy for the parents to fly into someones backyard to lay their eggs, its not so easy getting home with tiny ducklings who can't fly. With traffic, fences, pets and drains in the way it's near impossible for the family to get home safe.

Think of a relocation like uber for ducks 🤣

11/10/2026

When we get rescue calls we are amazed at where people find wildlife. So well camouflaged in nature. The member of public who called us put his daughters little bike on the path to lead us to the rescue location because it was that well hidden.

Let us know in the comments if you know whats species of bird this little guy is. ⬇️

07/10/2026

While these little red wattle birds are very cute how they got here is a little sad.

Kids purposely took their nest of of a tree, lucky a local saw it happen and cronfronted them as was able to take the entire nest with babies inside off them. (After some stern words).

Unfortuntly the kids didn't leave and it was unsafe to put the nest back, the rescuer called the wildcare helpline who gave her our details.

It's sad these kids couldn't respect and enjoy nature and instead chose to interfere 😔 Thank goodness someone saw it happen and got these little ones to safety.

We are seeing a large number of pet attacks lately on a variety of species, including this quenda (Bandicoot).No matter ...
04/10/2026

We are seeing a large number of pet attacks lately on a variety of species, including this quenda (Bandicoot).

No matter how small the injury looks on the outside it's really important that the animal who was attacked is taken to a wildlife centre ASAP.

- There is no way of knowing there are internal injuries like fractures, breaks or internal bleeding

- The bacteria in a pets mouth can be fatal to wildlife and antibiotics are often needed to stop serious infections

- There could be other injuries or illness present which made the wildlife more vulnerable to an attack, so a full medical exam is needed

Something to remember about wildlife is that they are incredibly good at hiding their illness or injury. Often they can look and act 100% fine but will have a very serious injury they are hiding.

If your pet accidentally harms wildlife the best thing to do is get in touch with your nearest wildlife centre/ hospital and transport it to them. No judgement, they will do everything they can to help rehabilitate the wildlife.

A huge thank you to our amazing supporter Kelly who crochets these nests for us in every size imaginable. We've used the...
03/10/2026

A huge thank you to our amazing supporter Kelly who crochets these nests for us in every size imaginable. We've used them so much this spring!

This little lone wood duck was found by itself sitting on the side of the road. 😭 Thankfully a local resident saw it sitting there alone and called for help.

Ducklings thrive when they are together so its really important to try and buddy orphaned ducks with little ones of a similar size.

It's also important they stay toasty warm. Popping them in a little nest and cranking the heater in the car helps keep them warm during transport.

While it may be tempting to keep a loan duckling, its important they go to a wildlife centre or registered wildlife carer who can pair them with other ducklings and provide the nutrition and care they need to be able to be released back into the wild.

01/10/2026

Nothing better than the phone call that an animal we rescued is ready to be released.

After a week stay at Perth Wildlife Hospital this very lucky duck was ready to go home. 👏🏼

Thank you to the people who noticed and called the Western Australian Seabird Rescue hotline. We are so happy this little one gets a second chance at life.

29/09/2026

The reality of fishing in community reserves 😔

This rescue was called into multiple organisations by multiple people last Tuesday by people who saw this poor pacific duck struggling, tethered by 3 seperate pieces of fishing line unable to get free.

When I (Maddi) arrived, I knew time was of the essence but needed a second person for safety before entering the water. Waders at the ready I hoped it would be shallow enough to take it all the way across. Looking around I looked for someone who may be able to help 'spot' me. I remembered seeing a man going on a walk and went looking for him. As luck would have it Geoff was on his way back when I asked him "funny question but would you be able to watch me go into to the lake to save a duck and make sure the water doesn't go above my waders". (Now there's something you don't get asked everyday).

Geoff helped me prepare and helped make a plan to use the rope the attached the island to the shore as a guide. It was touch and go as I got close to the duck, Geoff yelled from the sure to alert me it was getting close, I decided to take a tiny step to see what would happen but as luck would have it (again) the final step I took went up and not down 👏🏼

As I cut the line I started to move away to turn around to leave but realised the duck was still attached, I went back to cut yet another piece of line, I went to leave again, this time realising there was another piece of line attached to the ducks foot, then to a large stick and the island. I cut for a third time, removing the line from the enviroment as I went.

3rd time was a charm and I headed back to shore to remove further line wrapped around this duck, put him in a transport crate and take him to Perth Wildlife Hospital for treatment. The amazing news is one week later - today I picked him up and released him. Honestly witht he amount of line and thrasing he was doing it is amazing he didn't sustain worse injuries.

Huge thank you to everyone who called this rescue in - it got through to Western Australian Seabird Rescue who we proudly volunteer for. Thank you to local ledgend Geoff who stopped his morning walk to go above and beyond to ensure I was safe, and help me with all my gear. Thank you to the team at Perth Wildlife Hospital for giving him the best care and for providing updates on his recovery.

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170 Camboon Road, Malaga
Perth, WA
6090

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