Animal Patient Diaries

We were honoured to be invited to 2026 Mandurah Bridge Club Charity Day, to introduce Mandurah Wildlife to their members. Before the packed room settled into a day of playing Bridge, Board Member, Jane Danzi, spoke to the bridge players about the importance of wildlife care and the lifesaving work their donations would support at the Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. A week later Jane was delighted to be invited back to be presented with the funds raised – a donation

Being located in a natural bush setting and needing to provide Browse to the animals in our care, our site needs constant maintenance to deal with the build up of branches, leaf matter and dead browse.

The Mandurah Wildlife Centre receives large numbers of ducklings each year, that have lost their parents. For this reason we installed anew Duckling Wing, funded by Lisa Munday MLA.

The amazing story of a Tawney Frogmouth found half-death, caught between two fence post, but with a lot of help from community members it is now ready to be released into the wild again.