Joey and Bird Carer Training
Come and learn all about caring for injured and orphaned wildlife at the upcoming training sessions:
Joey Carer Training - Sunday 25 February 2018 at 2:00pm
Bird Carer Training - Sunday 4 March 2018 at 2:00pm
Cost is $20 per participant, Includes training manual
Both sessions held at the Imparja Board room - 18 Leichhardt Terrace
Thank you for taking the time for visit our page!
Wildcare Inc Alice Springs is a group of volunteers in Central Australia committed to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of orphaned, injured, and ill native animals. As a group we assist countless animals each year to be rehabilitated and released back to the wild.
Wildcare members are volunteers who are passionate about our native wildlife. Volunteers give their time in caring for wildlife, fundraising, maintaining equipment, supporting and training new carers, as well as providing an emergency phone service for the Wildlife that need us.
Wildcare Inc Alice Springs is a group of volunteers in Central Australia committed to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of orphaned, injured, and ill native animals. As a group we assist countless animals each year to be rehabilitated and released back to the wild.
Wildcare members are volunteers who are passionate about our native wildlife. Volunteers give their time in caring for wildlife, fundraising, maintaining equipment, supporting and training new carers, as well as providing an emergency phone service for the Wildlife that need us.
The Wildcare Alice Springs Inc Constitution maybe accessed below:
| wildcare_alice_springs_inc_constitution_dec16.pdf |
Double Tree by Hilton Fundraiser
A huge thanks to the team at the Double Tree by Hilton who recently hosted a fundraiser for Wildcare.
On Sunday 22 October 2017, we all enjoyed an afternoon of delectable delights, a glass of Maison De Grand Esprit (French sparkling)
on arrival and live entertainment.
$5 from each high tea booking went directly to WildCare.
Special guest speaker, Cynthia, from WildCare attended and showed one of our new entrants, Paris, an orphaned joey.
WildCare Alice Springs rescue’s rehabilitates and releases native orphaned and injured wildlife in and around
Alice Springs through to Tennant Creek.
Cynthia has been caring for wildlife for over 50 years and has done so on community as well as in town. While on community as you can imagine she would see a multitude of wildlife come through and it is only with people like Cynthia that these animals have any chance of survival.
Cynthia is an extremely dedicated individual who tirelessly takes in these animals when there is no one else.
Cynthia was a nurse so understands the basic medical concepts and medication necessary for administration and she is WildCare’s matriarch in all things macropod, although her knowledge and skills don’t stop there. She has nursed back huge numbers of native birds and other mammals during her life also.
A huge thanks to the team at the Double Tree by Hilton who recently hosted a fundraiser for Wildcare.
On Sunday 22 October 2017, we all enjoyed an afternoon of delectable delights, a glass of Maison De Grand Esprit (French sparkling)
on arrival and live entertainment.
$5 from each high tea booking went directly to WildCare.
Special guest speaker, Cynthia, from WildCare attended and showed one of our new entrants, Paris, an orphaned joey.
WildCare Alice Springs rescue’s rehabilitates and releases native orphaned and injured wildlife in and around
Alice Springs through to Tennant Creek.
Cynthia has been caring for wildlife for over 50 years and has done so on community as well as in town. While on community as you can imagine she would see a multitude of wildlife come through and it is only with people like Cynthia that these animals have any chance of survival.
Cynthia is an extremely dedicated individual who tirelessly takes in these animals when there is no one else.
Cynthia was a nurse so understands the basic medical concepts and medication necessary for administration and she is WildCare’s matriarch in all things macropod, although her knowledge and skills don’t stop there. She has nursed back huge numbers of native birds and other mammals during her life also.
