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Animal Patient Diaries
Take a look behind the scenes
Follow some of our native wildlife patients during their admission and stay at the Wildlife Centre all the way to their release back into the wild.
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Brushtail Possums: Urban Neighbours in Need
Peeking out from a hidey hole — healing, curious, and cute as ever. Possum in Care A sweet little brushtail possum recently came into...
Chloe Willows
Apr 292 min read


Duckling Update: Growing Strong and Learning to Thrive!
We’re excited to share some wonderful news about our adorable ducklings! They’ve been thriving in our care, growing rapidly, and adapting well to their new environment. These little ones are eating well and keeping our volunteers on their toes with their playful antics—and let’s just say, they’re pooping a lot too!
Chloe Willows
Apr 161 min read


A Bird That Needed Help
Without the care of Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, this bird would not have survived.
Howard Priestley
Mar 311 min read


Orphaned Ducklings at Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre
Two tiny ducklings arrived at Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre after being found alone, too young to survive without their mother
Chloe Willows
Mar 141 min read


Possum Rescue: after getting caught in fishing lines
Possum emtangled in fishing line and hook rescued and rehabilitated. See the video

Maggie Magpie
Aug 24, 20241 min read


A Bit of a Galah
Crispy - A bit of a Galah: This poor Galah was electrocuted and lost most of his feathers. However, he is doing well.
Howard Priestley
Jul 12, 20241 min read


Stop Kidnapping Young Magpies
At the Mandurah Wildlife Centre, every summer we receive a lot of young birds, many of them Magpies, that have been “rescued” by the...

Maggie Magpie
Dec 20, 20221 min read


Spunk the sick little Dove
We had a new patient in the Intensive Care Unit at the Wildlife Centre recently: Spunk, a little Dove. Spunk most likely had somehow...

Maggie Magpie
Sep 3, 20221 min read
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