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Mandurah Bridge Club Played a Hand for Wildlife

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 of $1,250. Thank you so much Mandurah Bridge Club for supporting the care and rehabilitation of our local native wildlife.

 
 

Donations

Help us treat and release all wounded and sick animals that are brought to our Intensive Care every day.

Volunteers

We need your help!

We are always in need of more volunteers, to take care of the animals, to assist the fundraising team and many other tasks.

 

Is this something for you? Then please let us know you are interested, by filling out our volunteer form. 

Hope to see you soon!

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Mandurah Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

1400 Old Coast Road

Dawesville

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Our Platinum & Gold Sponsors

David Wee, donated the building and land for the wildlife

David Wee

and family

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Alcoa

proud  supporter since 2008

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