This echidna was brought to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital after being hit by a car, suffering a broken beak!. 💙💚 We’re currently in trauma season, a time when wildlife admissions spike drastically, and we’re inundated with animals needing help due to vehicle strikes, dog

Found a baby bird? 🐦 Before you scoop it up, here’s what to do: Is it a nestling (no feathers or only fluffy down)? It likely fell from the nest and needs help, if you can safely return it to the nest, do so. Is it a fledgling (has feathers and can hop or flutter)? It may just

In the start of trauma season, this little swamp wallaby joey is a reminder of why our work matters so much. 🥰 Orphaned after a tragic road accident, she’s now in caring hands, getting the support she needs to one day hop back into the wild. Please drive carefully and watch out

Protecting the wild, one patient at a time! 🐨🍃🐾💚 #Conservation  #WildlifeWarriors #Wildlife #AustraliaZoo #AnimalRescue #Charity #Australia

From orphaned joeys to injured eagles, none of our lifesaving work would be possible without YOU — our incredible supporters.🐨💚 Your generosity powers the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital and helps protect wildlife around the world. Every donation, every share, every kind word

Patrolling the fence! 💪🏽 The Black Mamba Anti Poaching Unit is the first line of defense for the African wildlife living in the Greater Kruger National Park. 🦁 We’re SO proud to fund the work of these wonderful Wildlife Warriors! 💕 📸- Kelly Crull  #Conservation

Legend by name, legend by nature! 🐾💚 This little ringtail possum came to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital as an orphan, but is now thriving in care and growing up with other young possums. Soon, he’ll be ready to return to the treetops where he belongs! 🌳 #Conservation

Around the clock, every single day of the year, our incredible team pours their hearts into caring for every animal that comes through our doors. 🐾💙💚 Their dedication, compassion, and expertise mean the difference between life and death for so many native wildlife patients!

This little swamp wallaby, lovingly named Fred, came into our care after a heartbreaking start to life, he was thrown from his mother’s pouch when she was hit by a car. Thankfully, a kind passerby found him, and brought him to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital.💕 Sadly,

To our incredible team, thank you for your tireless dedication, compassion, and strength during trauma season. 💙🐾 Your hard work caring for every injured and orphaned animal makes all the difference, giving hope and healing when it’s needed most! 🐨💚

Meet Lola! 🐨 A sweet orphaned koala joey who came into care after a tragic start, she was thrown from her mother’s pouch when they were hit by a car. Sadly, her mum didn’t survive, but brave little Lola did. Her story is a powerful reminder to drive carefully in wildlife areas,

Some extra cuteness from the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital Nursery! 😍 Have you heard of pademelons before? 🦘

Stronger together! 🫶🏼 The partnership between Wildlife Warriors and the Black Mambas is built on shared values, mutual respect, and a powerful mission: to protect wildlife and empower communities. Through collaboration and trust, we’re creating real impact on the ground—saving

The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital is experiencing its busiest period on record, with over 200 more patients each month compared to this time last year. 💔 As Trauma Season continues, our team is working tirelessly around the clock to care for an overwhelming number of injured,

Right now, we are caring for five endangered green sea turtles, two endangered loggerheads, one critically endangered hawksbill, and one vulnerable flatback turtle. Each one needs specialised care, time, and lots of patience to heal! 💚🐢 Along with koalas, sea turtles are the

The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital is in the thick of trauma season, and right now we have 65 koalas in care, the highest number we’ve seen at once this year. 🌿🐨 Many have been brought in after car strikes, dog attacks, or due to disease, and our team is working around the

How adorable?! 😍You may think this fantastic beast may grow up to collect gold from around the wizarding world, but it is in fact, an echidna puggle! Meet Mazzy, who came to us after her mother was hit by a car and she was left orphaned. She is one of two puggles this size who

Meet Lulu! 💛 This sweet swamp wallaby joey came into the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital after her mother was sadly hit by a car. Orphaned and vulnerable, Lulu is now in expert hands. Being kept warm, fed, and comforted as she grows strong enough to return to the wild one day.

Leslie’s journey has been nothing short of incredible. 🐨 Hit by a train and badly injured, this brave koala faced a desperate fight for survival. After a grueling ten hour drive from Nebo in Queensland, Leslie arrived at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital where our team was

After being hit by a train and weeks filled with dedicated care and healing, Leslie the koala moved to our soft release area, slowly rebuilding his strength to prepare for his return home in the wild. 🥰 #Conservation #WildlifeWarriors #Wildlife #AustraliaZoo #AnimalRescue