Some more helpful advice coming soon...
Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre provides a free community service to rehabilitate injured and orphaned native animals and birds brought to the Centre. There is no service to collect or to euthanize offsite.
You can download a Brochure about Minton Farm here
Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre provides a free community service to rehabilitate injured and orphaned native animals and birds brought to the Centre. There is no service to collect or to euthanize offsite.
You can download a Brochure about Minton Farm here
Animal Rescue
How can you help our wildlife?
* Put nest boxes up in your garden to give the possums and birds a habitat.
* Keep your cats inside at night. Well fed domestic cats are one of the greatest killers of our wildlife.
* Develop a compost heap to provide food for wildlife.
* Check the pouches of road kills. You can remove the poach young, put them inside your jumper to warm them.
Then telephone Bev at Minton Farm on the numbers below for assistance or leave a message and she will call you as soon as she can.
Click here for more great Animal Rescue tips from Minton Farm
http://www.mintonfarm.com.au/rescue.htm
What to do if you hit a native animal?
Click on this link for some advice
http://www.nansa.org.au/injuredanimal.html
Helpful Phone Numbers:
Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre
Contact: Bev Langley
Phone: 08 8270 1169
Mobile: 0422 938 439 (24-7)
RSPCA (SA)
Phone: 08 8382 0888
Phone 08 8231 2120 for after hours emergencies.
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Cleland Wildlife Park
for Koala emergencies -
Phone: 08 8273 4176
Useful Websites
Australian Fauna Care
A central Directory on Australian native animals Care and Rescue or Welfare Organisations.
www.fauna.org.au/faunasearch.htm
Bird Care & Conservation Society
For advice on rescuing and caring for sick, injured and orphaned wild birds
http://www.birdcare.asn.au/
Backyards 4 Wildlife
A website operated by the Urban Biodiversity Unit, Dept for Environment and Natural Resources, with some valuable resources to help you with your Backyard Wildlife
http://www.backyards4wildlife.com.au/index.php?page=bfw-resources
* Put nest boxes up in your garden to give the possums and birds a habitat.
* Keep your cats inside at night. Well fed domestic cats are one of the greatest killers of our wildlife.
* Develop a compost heap to provide food for wildlife.
* Check the pouches of road kills. You can remove the poach young, put them inside your jumper to warm them.
Then telephone Bev at Minton Farm on the numbers below for assistance or leave a message and she will call you as soon as she can.
Click here for more great Animal Rescue tips from Minton Farm
http://www.mintonfarm.com.au/rescue.htm
What to do if you hit a native animal?
Click on this link for some advice
http://www.nansa.org.au/injuredanimal.html
Helpful Phone Numbers:
Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre
Contact: Bev Langley
Phone: 08 8270 1169
Mobile: 0422 938 439 (24-7)
RSPCA (SA)
Phone: 08 8382 0888
Phone 08 8231 2120 for after hours emergencies.
.
Cleland Wildlife Park
for Koala emergencies -
Phone: 08 8273 4176
Useful Websites
Australian Fauna Care
A central Directory on Australian native animals Care and Rescue or Welfare Organisations.
www.fauna.org.au/faunasearch.htm
Bird Care & Conservation Society
For advice on rescuing and caring for sick, injured and orphaned wild birds
http://www.birdcare.asn.au/
Backyards 4 Wildlife
A website operated by the Urban Biodiversity Unit, Dept for Environment and Natural Resources, with some valuable resources to help you with your Backyard Wildlife
http://www.backyards4wildlife.com.au/index.php?page=bfw-resources
You can help injured animals right now!
Click on the Donate button below to help Minton Farm Animal Rescue Centre and start helping our wonderful wildlife live a better life.
