Geographe Bay – Busselton, Capel, Dunsborough, Quindalup, Vasse, Yallingup.
Western ringtail & brushtail possums, native birds, long neck turtles
Geographe Bay – Busselton, Capel, Dunsborough, Quindalup, Vasse, Yallingup.
Western ringtail & brushtail possums, native birds, long neck turtles
Become a Volunteer Wildlife Rehabilitator
Are you passionate about wildlife conservation? Do you want to become a registered rehabilitator? Do you want to support our rehabilitators by assisting with rescues, transportation and helping with wildlife care?
If you want to get involved by becoming a volunteer wildlife rehabilitator, click here
Registered Rehabilitator
Rehabilitators do rescues and care for wildlife. They are registered under the Geo Bay Wildlife Rescue Licence with the Department of Parks and Wildlife. All rehabilitators and those assisting are required to follow the Department’s Code of Practice for Wildlife Rehabilitation in Western Australia. Rehabilitators must do reporting and accurate record keeping for fauna in their care. In addition, they are required to undertake training.
If you want to support us by becoming a volunteer wildlife rehabilitator, click here
Rescue and transportation officers
These members will attend to rescues and/or transport sick, injured or abandoned wildlife to a registered rehabilitator or a local vet. They are welcome to attend any training we run, networking events and receive our quarterly newsletter
If you want to support us by becoming a volunteer rescue and transport member, click here
Associate rehabilitator
These invaluable members often do rescues or transportation of wildlife. They volunteer their time assisting our registered rehabilitators by helping them on a regular basis to clean cages and aviaries, collect leaves and flowers and learn how to rehabilitate those in care. They can also assist with reporting and recording keeping. These members are also required to follow the Department’s Code of Practice for Wildlife Rehabilitation in Western Australia.
They are welcome to attend any training we run, networking events and receive our quarterly newsletter
If you want to support us by becoming an associate rehabilitator, click here
