Merry Christmas from Currumbin Wildlife Hospital!
Thank you for another incredibly important year of saving wildlife with Currumbin Wildlife Hospital.
Our resilient vet team, guided by Dr Michael Pyne OAM, are working around the clock to ensure the next generation can grow up with Australian wildlife.
Isla Henkelman, our youngest Koala Advocate, recently saw first-hand the incredible work being done at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital.
We assured Isla that after saving thousands of animals this year, we know Currumbin Wildlife Hospital is on Santa’s nice list!
If you would like to send a Christmas present to the hardworking vet staff and precious patients, look no further than our Wish List!
Currumbin Wildlife Hospital admits 252 different species every year and each species have their own unique struggles.
Koalas became endangered last year which is representative of the plight of all Australian wildlife.
Currumbin Wildlife Hospital has admitted an extra 51 Koalas so far this year, which is 20 percent more than the same time last year. Last year there were 261 Koalas admitted.
It’s time to make this Christmas count and rewrite history for our precious native wildlife.
Donating an item of equipment is a great way to make an immediate difference to 14,000 plus sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife treated at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital every year.
The Wish List below highlights some of the vital equipment currently needed for the clinical treatment of wildlife and for the crucial research into wildlife diseases.