Join the Team

Volunteer with Wildlife SEQ

Wildlife SEQ is powered by passionate volunteers who share one common goal — to give native wildlife the best chance at survival and release.

Koala in care

"Every role plays a vital part."

Ways You Can Get Involved

Carers

Wildlife Rehabilitation

Become a registered wildlife rehabilitator and care for native animals from your own home. This role is incredibly rewarding and requires commitment and resilience.

Feeding and daily care
Monitoring health and behaviour
Preparing animals for release
Working with coordinators & vets
The Backbone

Wildlife Transport

Help safely transport wildlife between members of the public, carers, and wildlife hospitals like Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital and RSPCA.

Flexible availability
Safe animal transport
Hospital deliveries
Rescue network support
Community

Fundraising & Events

Support our future by helping us grow. Secure resources needed to feed animals, build facilities, and expand our impact through community events.

Organising events
Engaging with sponsors
Community initiatives
Social media support
Facilities

Working Bees

Get hands-on helping build and maintain essential infrastructure. From aviaries to release sites, your help is critical to creating safe environments.

Building enclosures
Facility upgrades
Equipment maintenance
Preparing release sites
Building Enclosures

Building Enclosures

Transport

Rescue Transport

Events

Community Events

Why Volunteer with Wildlife SEQ?

01

Measurable Impact

Make a tangible difference in native wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and long-term release back into protected bushland.

02

Supportive Network

Be part of an encouraging community of carers, coordinators, and vet nurses who guide and support you every step.

03

Certified Training

Gain accredited training in native wildlife first aid, dietary nutrition, bandaging, and group permit requirements.