Vet Profile: Rhiannon Traish-Walker
Published On: 29 Aug 2022Meet Vet Nurse and Reception Team Leader Rhi!
Wish List Items Save Lives Every Day
Published On: 29 Aug 2022The Wish List items make an immediate difference to the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital in treating over 14,000 Australian native wildlife animals per year.
75th Anniversary Charity Gala Raises Almost $200,000 for Wildlife!
Published On: 29 Aug 2022Together we raised almost $200,000 to save wildlife at the 75th Anniversary of Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. The funds will make an immediate difference to the powerful work of Currumbin Wildlife Conservation Programs and Currumbin Wildlife Hospital.
Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Open Day 2022 – A Huge Success!
Published On: 03 Aug 2022On the 23rd of July 2022, more than 900 people came to support Currumbin Wildlife Hospital on our Open Day!
Vet Talk: Natasha Graham
Published On: 28 Jul 2022Shining a spotlight on Veterinary Nurse Natasha Graham!
Row for Wildlife
Published On: 28 Jul 2022Thank you to everyone who attended the Row for Life event on Thursday the 7th of July. It was a brilliant event run by Fund My Challenge that raised $10, 000 for Currumbin Wildlife Hospital.
Ten New Wild Joeys!
Published On: 28 Jul 2022Currumbin Wildlife Hospital is thrilled to announce that there have been at least 10 new wild Koala joeys born into the Koala Chlamydia Vaccine Research Program.
Influencers Lead the Way this Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Open Day!
Published On: 28 Jul 2022Spirits were high this Hospital Open Day with Influencers Allan “Daxon” Dixon, Molly Wright and Lincoln Lewis, leading the way!
Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Open Day 2022
Published On: 21 Jul 2022Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is celebrating 75 years this year! We'll be kicking off 75th Anniversary celebrations with our annual Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Open Day on Saturday the 23rd of July 2022.
Watch Out For Echidnas This Winter
Published On: 15 Jul 2022We have had an influx of echidnas that have sadly been hit by cars. This is common during Winter as it is breeding season for echidnas, and they are on the move.