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Our Wildlife Pals
50% of profits from the Save Koala Products will be donated to our Wildlife Pals
Friends of the Koala
The lead koala conservation group in Australia, and the only organisation in the world that focuses on all aspects of koala conservation. With over 550 members, 239 active volunteers and 9 staff members, we rescue, treat, rehabilitate and release koalas, protect and enhance habitat, initiate and execute koala health research projects, engage and educate the community and advocate on behalf of koalas at a local, state and national level.
Friends of the Koala
The lead koala conservation group in Australia, and the only organisation in the world that focuses on all aspects of koala conservation. With over 550 members, 239 active volunteers and 9 staff members, we rescue, treat, rehabilitate and release koalas, protect and enhance habitat, initiate and execute koala health research projects, engage and educate the community and advocate on behalf of koalas at a local, state and national level.
Southern Koala and Echidna Rescue
SKER is a South Australian wildlife rescue and registered charity specialising in koalas and echidnas. Operating a 24/7 rescue hotline and South Australia’s only full-time wildlife veterinary clinic, SKER rescues, treats, rehabilitates and releases native wildlife. Its work also includes habitat revegetation, advocacy and collaboration with researchers, helping protect native wildlife populations and ensure they can continue to thrive in the wild.
Southern Koala and Echidna Rescue
SKER is a South Australian wildlife rescue and registered charity specialising in koalas and echidnas. Operating a 24/7 rescue hotline and South Australia’s only full-time wildlife veterinary clinic, SKER rescues, treats, rehabilitates and releases native wildlife. Its work also includes habitat revegetation, advocacy and collaboration with researchers, helping protect native wildlife populations and ensure they can continue to thrive in the wild.
Wildlife SEQ
Wildlife SEQ is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organisation providing wildlife rehabilitation and conservation services across South East Queensland. Since 2019, its dedicated network of carers and volunteers has supported the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned native animals. Wildlife SEQ also contributes to conservation initiatives that protect vulnerable species and their habitats, helping give local wildlife the care and support needed to return safely to the wild.
Wildlife SEQ
Wildlife SEQ is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organisation providing wildlife rehabilitation and conservation services across South East Queensland. Since 2019, its dedicated network of carers and volunteers has supported the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned native animals. Wildlife SEQ also contributes to conservation initiatives that protect vulnerable species and their habitats, helping give local wildlife the care and support needed to return safely to the wild.
Wildlife In Need of Care
A volunteer-run organisation dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife. Its volunteers support animals throughout Port Stephens, Dungog, the Lower Great Lakes and surrounding areas, responding to wildlife emergencies through a 24-hour rescue hotline. Relying on community support, WINC provides vulnerable native animals with specialised care and rehabilitation before returning them to the wild whenever possible.
Wildlife In Need of Care
A volunteer-run organisation dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife. Its volunteers support animals throughout Port Stephens, Dungog, the Lower Great Lakes and surrounding areas, responding to wildlife emergencies through a 24-hour rescue hotline. Relying on community support, WINC provides vulnerable native animals with specialised care and rehabilitation before returning them to the wild whenever possible.
How Your Toilet Paper Is Helping Protect Australian Wildlife
Our community has already helped raise $25,305 for our current Wildlife Pals. Now, we want to add another $15,000 during Save the Koala Month.