Every year, thousands of native animals in the Northern Rivers region face threats from injury, illness, and habitat loss.
At the Northern Rivers Wildlife Hospital in Wollongbar, our mission is to be there when wildlife needs us most, providing first-class care and rehabilitation to help native species recover and return to their natural environments.
With the support of our community, sponsors, and dedicated volunteers, we’re building a sanctuary of hope and healing for Australia’s unique wildlife
After five years of dedication and hard work, the Northern Rivers Wildlife Hospital in Wollongbar is ready to open its doors, providing critical care to some of our region’s most vulnerable species. As a community-owned, state-of-the-art, all-species wildlife hospital, we are committed to the rescue, treatment, and rehabilitation of sick, injured, and orphaned native animals across the Northern Rivers.
Our hospital serves all seven local government areas and offers these lifesaving services free of charge. However, saving lives doesn’t come cheap. We rely on your support to continue this essential work. Every donation over $2.00 is tax-deductible, and all contributions help fund both the completion of the facility and its day-to-day operations.
Your donation helps provide essential medical care to wildlife in need.
Partner with us through corporate sponsorships and make a lasting impact.
Join the team that help us with fundraising, day-to-day operations and animal care.
Leave a legacy of wildlife protection with a bequest to NRWH.
A Heartfelt Thank You
From emergency surgery to long-term rehabilitation, we offer a range of specialised services to help native animals recover and thrive.
Swamp Rat’s Rescue and Recovery
Registered Charity Number: 631 104 115
Biodiversity Conservation License Number: MWL000103916
ABN: 49631104115
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In the spirit of reconciliation, NRWH acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Northern Rivers region. We recognise their continuing connection to land and waters, and acknowledge their care of Country. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all First Nation People.
