Based at our Green Bay hospital we provide professional medical care and attention for wild New Zealand birds, both native and non-native, rescued by members of the public. We also provide education and training for volunteers and professionals who want to learn how to make more of a difference to our feathered friends.
Birds come to us from throughout Aotearoa and with your generous support, we help them get a second chance at life.
Workshop dates: 17 June, 22 July, 26 August 2021
Learning to respond safely and humanely to wildlife emergencies, and key skills/techniques necessary to successfully care for wildlife in need.
Facilitator – Dr Lynn Miller, who will share her many years of experience in teaching wildlife responders worldwide. Lynn developed and taught the course in MA, USA, that was required for all front-line officers.
Volunteer: From running errands to caring for birds, there is always lots to do and many ways you can help.
Fundraise: Get creative and have some fun while raising money to help support us in our life saving work.
Involve your business: Bring your team along to help out for a staff volunteer day or hold a fundraiser.
Join our team: Help make a difference by working alongside our small, friendly team of professionals.
Donate: Your donation will help us provide life saving medical care and attention for thousands of wild birds.
As a non-profit organisation, we rely 100% on financial contributions from our generous funders and supporters.
If you would like to support us financially, there are lots of ways you can contribute. You can make a one-off donation, organise a fundraiser, treat your family and friends to a gift certificate, or provide us with an item on our wish list.
There are also options for giving regularly, through your workplace or will and even by gifting someone a celebration!
