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Help endangered native animals like Hank this Christmas

Thanks to caring animal lovers like you, Taronga rescued, rehabilitated and released 150 injured Koalas in 2020 during the Black Summer bushfires. This summer, your care will reach countless more endangered species - protecting the land, skies and waterways they call home.

Hank is one of +1,500 sick or injured animals Taronga's Wildlife Hospitals treat every year. Your kindness today means the next animal like Hank can receive the lifesaving care they deserve.

Your support today provides lifesaving care to vulnerable animals, just like baby Hank the Koala joey.

After weeks of 24-hour intensive care from  Taronga's veterinary team, including IV fluids, medication and a special milk diet, Hank progressed in leaps and bounds.

Your generous gift today gives a vulnerable animal like Hank another chance 💚

Wildlife is facing a challenging summer. Please  donation today.

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$75

Emergency Care Kit

An emergency kit will be ready for the next Koala joey who survives a bushfire but arrives at the hospital, injured, frightened and alone.

$150

Lifesaving Treatment

Our vets are always there to provide lifesaving treatment for an injured Koala from the moment they arrive through to their recovery.

$300

Rewild Threatened Habitat

Help protect the wild spaces Koalas need to survive, both this summer, and every summer after, safeguarding future Koala generations.

For centuries, First Nations people have cared so passionately for the wildlife, water and land they thrived on. Taronga is following in their footsteps to continue to protect Australian wildlife.