Working Together

Working Together

At Perth Wildlife Hospital, we believe collaboration is key to protecting and caring for Western Australia’s native wildlife. No single organisation can do it all — that’s why we proudly work alongside a wide range of dedicated wildlife rescue groups, veterinary professionals, government agencies, conservation organisations, and zoos to provide the best outcomes for animals in need.

These valued partnerships strengthen our ability to respond quickly to emergencies, deliver specialist care, share resources and knowledge, and release healthy wildlife back into safe, natural habitats. We are continually inspired by the passion and commitment of the individuals and organisations who share our vision for a better future for native animals.

Wildlife Rescue Groups and Carers

We support and work closely with local wildlife carers and groups who are often the first responders in wildlife emergencies:

• Marsupial Mamas and Pappas Wildlife Care

• Chittering Wildlife Carers

• Darling Range Wildlife Shelter

• FAWNA (Inc.)

• Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

• WA Seabird Rescue

Organisational Partners

Our work is strengthened through collaboration with respected institutions across government, conservation, and animal welfare:

• Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA)

• Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD)

• City of Swan

• Veterinary Surgeons Board of WA

• Australian Wildlife Health Network

Zoos and Research Organisations

We also work with leading zoological and research organisations who share our mission to protect wildlife:

• Perth Zoo

• Murdoch University – Veterinary and Wildlife Programs

• UWA School of Biological Sciences

• Zoo and Aquarium Association (ZAA)

Together, we’re building a compassionate and coordinated network for wildlife protection across Western Australia. If you are part of an organisation interested in partnering with us, get in touch.