ABOUT

ABN: 87 546 271 420 | IA01195 | CS4656

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About Gladstone Wildlife

The team of dedicated volunteer carers at Gladstone Wildlife respond to thousands of calls for wildlife in need of care in the Gladstone region annually. Our carers open their homes to caring for wildlife entrusted to their care, providing for each animal’s individual needs for food and housing, keeping them safe until ready to return to their homes.

Supporting the RSPCAs 1300 animal, Team GW rescues, rehabilitates and releases a diverse range of native animals in the Gladstone region.

Incorporated in March 1998 Gladstone Wildlife is an incorporated not-for-profit volunteer organisation (IA9115) registered with the QLD office of fair trade under charitable sanction number 4656. Gladstone Wildlife supports our carers through fundraising, sponsorships and donations to offset the enormous costs of care that can sometimes put pressures on our carers families.

Gladstone Wildlife provides training and education sessions to our carers though specialised carer workshops and community education sessions, regularly visiting schools and community groups sharing our love our wildlife and environment.

Gladstone Wildlife relies on the kindness of our community to provide our wildlife with the right care from rescue to release, you can help us help our wildlife through sponsorships and donations.

Our Objectives

To recue and care for sick, injured orphaned native animals and rehabilitate them back to the wild.
To promote conservation of wildlife and habitats.
To raise awareness of our regions unique wildlife and diverse habitats.
To operate Gladstone and District Wildlife Carers Association Inc. as a not for profit organisation.
To keep our community informed through media and newsletters.
To provide training and education opportunities for regional carers.
To maintain the appropriate permits for rehabilitation of wildlife and endorse carers.
To maintain a regional rescue responders carer line and volunteer network of supporting carers.
To engage the community through wildlife educational visits at schools and community groups.