The Queensland Wildlife Rehabilitation Council is the peak representative body for wildlife rehabilitation in Queensland and provides a collective voice for members. The Council meets on the 4th Monday of each month except December. IN AN EMERGENCY
If you have a sick, injured, or orphaned native animal, you must take it to your nearest Vet who will ensure that the animal is passed onto an experienced wildlife rehabilitator.. The Queensland Wildlife Rehabilitation Council
Bush Stone-curlew (Burhinus grallarius) Photo: Gerry O'Connor
The QWRC tries to ensure that a good representation comes from most Districts
Refer to the Qld District Map
Refer to the Qld District Map
About Hendra VirusThe list of vets who will see wildlife from the public
NSW Game and Feral Hunting Animal Control Amendment Bill 2009 info here
On-line petion, and guidelines for writing letters to the NSW Premier, which are available at the Wildlife Advocate website
Vets to the rescue - Details
Members are reminded that memberships are now from 1st January to 31st December.
Members comments needed on issues for discussion with Qld Health & EPA re Flying foxes.
Click here for details
New Wildlife Rescue Book to help raise funds for Australian Wildlife rehabilitators.
Click here for details
Best Practice guidelines available in Members section
If you are a member of QWRC and have a problem accessing the members area, please contact the Secretary.
Anyone that belongs to a wildlife carer group in Queensland can receive a free copy of the RnR newsletter by contacting the Secretary.
Main Roads Survey of Roadkills
Click on link above for details.
Photos from QWRC display, Beaudesert, 13th - 14th September 2008 - Click here
Click for Membership Benefits
Postal Address
QWRC Inc
PO Box 488
Archerfield
Queensland. 4108
Australia