Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation inc in Broome, Western Australia | Wildlife sanctuary

Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation inc

Locality: Broome, Western Australia

Phone: +61 428 860 014

Address: 11b Wakayama crs 6726 Broome, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.generosity.com/projects/wildlife-rescue-rehabilitation-and-release/contributions/new

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25.01.2022 This little one will need some much needed care. It will be touch and go but Jan is the woman for the job.

24.01.2022 CALLING ALL LOCAL BUSINESSES We need your help! Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation plan on hosting a Christmas raffle to help fund for Broomes much needed wildlife rehabilitation facility. ... If you run a business and would love to get involved, please email through your donation ideas to Jan Martin [email protected] We would love to hear from you whether its big or small. For anyone else who would like to contribute, or if youd like to know more about our story, Follow the below link to our go fund me page https://au.gofundme.com/kimberley-wildlife-rehabilitation Love the KWR team.

24.01.2022 Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation run a 24hr rescue service for all wildlifeKimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation run a 24hr rescue service for all wildlife

24.01.2022 DERBY'S CARING COUPLE #ICYMI - A butcher and a wildlife carer might seem like an odd pairing. But for Derby's Ray and Heidi Sampey - not to mention the numerous wild animals their Derby Wildlife Sanctuary have helped to rehabilitate - the situation is working wonders.

21.01.2022 WE'RE BACK! After a long break due to Covid-19 we are finally pleased to announce we will be returning to Bunnings to help raise money for Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation. We would love to see you all there to get your sausage sizzle fix.

21.01.2022 Leaving the adorable macropods for a while, check out the wings on this beautiful bat girl- Radar!

21.01.2022 Our newest visitor from Balgo.

20.01.2022 Just a little history about Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation for people who are new to the region. Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation was formed in 2007 by Jan Martin who also was co-responsible in creating Broome Wildlife Care and Rescue in 1996 which unfortunately closed down due to political problems in 2007. Jan was the first registered carer in the Kimberley Region and helped form Wildlife Groups in Kununurra, Fitzroy and Derby. Jan has been caring for wildlife for over ...26 years and has won many awards for her work with wildlife. We acquired a lease on a block of land from Department of Environment and Conservation now called Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions for rehabilitation, education centre wildlife hospital and Caretaker accommodation. To put animals on this block we need a caretakers accommodation as we cant put young animals on it as they need monitoring around the clock . It was tried and unfortunately we had to put the animals down due to injuries caused by dogs running around the pens harassing them. We are fundraising to purchase a Donga as the accommodation. Unfortunately there arent any grants we can apply for as they wont fund accommodation. We are slowly getting there, mainly thanks to Bunnings by doing sausage sizzles. We also have a Gofundme page, so, hopefully we should reach our goal within 12 months. We have currently agreed to excise a portion of our block for the rehabilitation of marine wildlife to be run by NAR Broome. Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation takes in all wildlife including bats, bilbies, tree rats, echidnas and are available 24/7 for rescue or advice. Ring Jan 0428 860 014 We also have a branch in Derby Derby Native Wildlife Heidi Sampi who also takes in all wildlife including crocodiles and bats and is available 24/7 for rescue and advice ring Heidi 0407 423 006 We also do education talks at schools. See Broome and Derby contacts above for bookings. See more

20.01.2022 Our first feathery patient....this little one had an injured wing and was unable to fly. At one stage, we didnt think he would make it but he has made such a remarkable recovery that he has been moved to our rehabilitation centre that has bigger cages so he can exercise his wings. We still have a long way to go in getting the block fully up and running so appreciate anyone who could lend a hand or donate. Our furry and feathery friends would be very grateful. ... Follow our Go fund me page listed in the comments below. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2167385430039997&id=657309944380894

19.01.2022 See you at Bunnings!

19.01.2022 Little Willow is kicking goals! She is gaining more strength & movement in her back leg after her 2nd appointment at Pearl Coast Chiro. Thanks again Andrea!

16.01.2022 DERBYS CARING COUPLE #ICYMI - A butcher and a wildlife carer might seem like an odd pairing. But for Derbys Ray and Heidi Sampey - not to mention the numerous wild animals their Derby Wildlife Sanctuary have helped to rehabilitate - the situation is working wonders.

16.01.2022 Thanks to Jan Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation inc came to take our injured frilly to the vet. These guys do an amazing selfless job thanks again Jan https://www.gofundme.com/f/kimberley-wildlife-rehabilitation

14.01.2022 This painting from James Down will be one of the prizes in our Kimberley Wildlife raffle. Stay tuned for raffle details.

14.01.2022 Thanks to all the vollies who came by to help clean up the bush block in preparation for our first feathery patient.... We still have a long way to go in getting the block fully up and running so appreciate anyone who could lend a hand or donate. Our furry friends would be very greatful. ... Follow our Go fund me page listed in the comments below. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2167385430039997&id=657309944380894

13.01.2022 Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation are visiting Primewest Broome Boulevard Monday 28 October from 10.30am. Visit the very cute animals in the centre mall. Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation inc care for all wildlife great and small until they can be released back into the wild

13.01.2022 Waiting to take Baby Reds home.

13.01.2022 Looking for suggestions for a name.

12.01.2022 Thank you to Jan Lewis for bringing in a starving juvenile red flying fox. Due to the lack of rain, there is no native food available in Broome and the Kimberley. Stay tuned for a way you can help.

11.01.2022 Thank you to the Lioness Club of Broome for their generous donation to Kimberley Wildlife rehabilitation. We are super grateful for your continuous support

11.01.2022 Whats in the box?

11.01.2022 A HUGE thank you to Dr Andrea at Pearl Coast Chiro for fitting in this sweet little girl. Unfortunately this little Agile Wallaby was found caught in a fence which caused damage to her back and legs. With a follow up appointment later in the week and daily physio, hopefully we can put a hop back in this girls step! Thanks again Andrea

10.01.2022 Help protect and conserve Broomes wildlife! gofundme.com/f/kimberley-wildlife-rehabilitation

09.01.2022 To any P&N bank members, please vote for Kimberley Wildlife! The top five groups will receive $2,000 each, and the remaining groups will receive $1,000 each. Every cent received will go towards helping care for and rehabilitate the injured and orphaned wildlife of the Kimberley. ... Thank you P&N Bank for your support!

09.01.2022 Sometimes at a Bunnings sausage sizzle, two wildlife carers exchange Baby Reds.

08.01.2022 Our little Euro, Lucky Jeremiah (were using all those wonderful name suggestions submitted in the post on the little pinkie- now called Manny) who had all the skin taken off his back in a car accident that killed the mother.

08.01.2022 You know the drill! Come on down to Bunnings and say Gday!

07.01.2022 A very successful working bee on our rehabilitation block. Thank you to all our volunteers who helped out today. Working bee is on again tomorrow. If you can spare one hour or two, phone Jan Martin on 0428 860 014 to discuss details.

06.01.2022 Want to know how to stop the bats from getting to your mangos before you? Come see us at the boulevard to learn how to make an "apple kebab". These are placed high in trees to to help feed the starving bats of the Kimberley.

06.01.2022 lost wakayama crescent area pink and grey galah please phone 0428 860 014 or 0429 408 267 or broome vet if found

05.01.2022 WERE BACK! After a long break due to Covid-19 we are finally pleased to announce we will be returning to Bunnings to help raise money for Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation. We would love to see you all there to get your sausage sizzle fix.

03.01.2022 CALLING ALL ANIMAL LOVERS Kimberley Wildlife Rehabilitation will be holding their annual general meeting tomorrow to discuss up and coming courses, plans and funding. If you would love to get involved you are more than welcome to head on down and meet the team. Whether you could help care for our wildlife, provide marketing support or volunteer a couple hours at a sausage sizzle, every little bit helps! Roebuck Hotel, Piano Lounge... Wednesday, 30th October 2019 Time: 6:00pm Hope to see you there!

03.01.2022 Story today on the ABC please help us reach our goal of $30,000 for us to be able to set up an animal hospital, education facility and breeding program. You can donate on the link below, any donations will be greatly appreciated. Thank you the KWR team. https://www.generosity.com//wildlife-rescue-reh/x/13053027

03.01.2022 You know the drill! Come on down to Bunnings and say G'day!

02.01.2022 Hello all, it was really difficult choosing a name amongst so many but weve gone with Manny. Watch video below to see Manny. He is still hanging in there.