About Perth Wildlife Hospital

Perth Wildlife Hospital (PWH), located in Malaga, is proudly owned and operated by Native Animal Rescue Inc.(NAR), a not-for-profit, non-government incorporated organisation committed to the care and conservation of Western Australia’s native wildlife.

In addition to our main hospital in Malaga, Native Animal Rescue operates a regional branch in Broome, expanding our reach and impact across WA. Both locations work collaboratively under the Native Animal Rescue banner to provide expert wildlife care and rehabilitation.

Native Animal Rescue leads innovative conservation programs in partnership with local councils, government departments, and universities, developing and implementing effective strategies to protect native species in both metro and regional communities.

Our Mission

At Perth Wildlife Hospital and at our Broome branch, we’re committed to:

• Providing expert treatment and care for sick, orphaned, and displaced native animals, with the goal of successful rehabilitation and release
• Contributing to the development of long-term conservation strategies across Western Australia
• Offering facilities and hands-on training in wildlife management skills
• Educating the community about native species, habitats, and how to safely coexist
• Supporting and participating in research into wildlife health and recovery