Treating ​sick, injured & orphaned
wildlife ​in the Pilbara

Due to human activities such as mining, farming, and expansion of towns, natural habitat is effected or destroyed and wildlife is impacted every day.

Pilbara Wildlife Carers are committed to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of native fauna throughout the Pilbara Region of Western Australia, giving many animals another chance at life.

Our caring volunteers respond to wildlife calls for help during the week with love and dedication. Registered Rehabilitators respond to calls received through the mobile phone service 0438 924 842 when a sick, injured or orphaned animal is found.

A suitably experienced volunteer will then take delivery of the animal and determine the most appropriate course of action. The calls we receive range from requests for advice on fledgling birds, to mine-site queries regarding injured fauna, and distress calls when someone has hit a kangaroo.

Take a look at the “Get Involved” section to see how you can help make a difference. There are many ways you can help us attain our vision of growing.

Our commitment to excellence guarantees the organisations dedication to the welfare of wildlife in the Pilbara Region.

Our strong governance structure guarantees this organisation's longevity and effectiveness into the future securing the welfare of our wildlife.

Everyone of us at Pilbara Wildlife Carers Association are here to make a difference when our wildlife needs our help.

Pilbara Wildlife Carers Association Inc

is an Incorporated not for profit, volunteer organisation. ABN: 20 390 146 216

We are a registered charity, and a DGR – Deductible Gift Recipient.

We are an Incorporated Association which was established in 2000 and we are governed by a Constitution.

PWCA provides a vital emergency call service to the communities of the entire Pilbara Region by responding to calls regarding sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.

Pilbara Wildlife Carers Association maintains an extensive network of carers across the Pilbara, which includes registered volunteer wildlife carers, rescuers and transporters, emergency services, as well as wildlife facilities.

This enables us to respond swiftly and effectively to all manner of wildlife rescue situations, from orphaned zebra finches to northern quolls caught in office buildings, to sea eagles caught in fishing line.

Pilbara Wildlife Carers Association Incorporated currently receives no government funding and operates on the generosity of Sponsors and donations from Industry and the general public who love wildlife.

Who we are

Executive Committee

• Rose Best

• Fiona Grierson

• Mary Geyer

Chairperson and Main Coordinator

• Rose Best ​

Secretary and Relationship Manager

• Fiona Grierson

Outlying Emergency Services ​

Please remember that we are all VOLUNTEERS - we do NOT work 24/7

Contact Main Coordinator - Rose Best - Mob: 0438 924 842

• Pt Samson/Wickham/Roebourne - Shane Humphries (joeys and birds)

• Tom Price - Finola - 0400 114 175 , Jenny - 0409 112 218

• Pannawonica – Fiona Weaver - 0427 448 014

• Carnarvon – Mary Geyer - 0448 569 563

• Newman – Amanda Losik - 0400 965 628

  Cheryle Harris - 0417 933 820

• Hedland - Rose - 0438 924 842 (birds)

• Hedland - Brenda Lee - 0455 904 455 (joeys)

  

For Dingo Rescue please contact - 0438 924 842 or 0448 569 563