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WA Wildlife
- Healthcare
- Bibra Lake, WA
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172 Hope Rd, Bibra Lake, WA, 6163, Australia
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A place full of wonderful and knowledgeable carers for WA Wildlife, it's brilliant this place exists to help our native wildlife
On Friday afternoon we took a baby Raven to them that we found near the road. He could eat and drink if we feed it too him. He's only issue he wasn't developed enough to fly. The two girls behind the counter said they will release him again. My wife said it's not safe to release him. Then they said no we won't release him yet. They said they will wait until he can fly.So Saturday afternoon we found him again out the front of our house. He had been attacked by nesting Butcher birds he had holes in his head and neck. We took h... read more
The most beautiful and fulfilling way to spend a day with your animal-loving family. Lauren, our fabulous tour guide, was exceptional. Her care and love for the animals shone through in everything she shared. She is such a wealth of knowledge, and we learned so much about the different animals and their stories. It’s truly heart-warming to see the passion and dedication that the whole team has for caring for wildlife. It gives you hope to know there are such good people in the world working tirelessly to protect and nurture ... read more
We had a great experience at WA wildlife hospital, hearing about everything happening at the hospital and how animals are treated and made ready to be released to the wild. Sophie was a great tour guide and explained everything patiently. It was great seeing the resident animals and feeding some of them. Such a great place with lovely volunteers.
Husband & I loved our tour. Definitely recommend spending the extra $10 to meet the dingos. We got to feed emus and a cockatoo too - all seemed happy to have visitors. I appreciated that they don’t let you interact with all the animals e.g. we learned about the koalas while letting them sleep
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WA Wildlife has a 4.9 star rating with 169 reviews.
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