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Save threatened native animals now
Thanks to people just like you, Taronga has spent decades protecting wildlife from extinction. Today, that expertise is helping respond to the growing threat of bird flu.
This incredibly infectious disease is estimated to have killed millions of birds and mammals around the world. Now, Australian animals face that threat too…
Three billion Aussie animals were killed or displaced in the 2019/20 Black Summer bushfires. The extinction crisis Australia faces is already enormous. What we urgently need now is the capacity to respond at scale.
💚 Please donate today to help protect Australia's most vulnerable wildlife and support the recovery efforts these species will need in the months and years ahead.
Please make an urgent donation
How your donation can help
$55
Provide lifesaving wildlife care
Your gift helps fund things like the urgent delivery of vaccines and lifesaving care - the first line of defence for the colony an animal belongs to.
$175
Protect endagered species
A confirmed case puts more than one animal at risk. Your support can help protect the breeding population around it as Taronga works to limit the spread.
$550
Prevent Extinction
Some populations may not survive what's coming. Your support helps us nurture safe and healthy populations in reserve - so the species has a future no matter what.
FAQs
Yes. Our two zoos are still open. There have been no changes to our zoo experience in response to
bird flu. All presentations, keeper talks and encounters are continuing as planned.
What should I do if I see a sick or injured bird?
If you see sick or dead wild birds or marine mammals, its important you:
- Avoid contact
- Record what you see
- Report to the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline – 1800 675 888 – and follow their advice
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.
Share the campaign
Please help spread the word and share the emergency bird flu campaign with your family and friends. Every dollar helps!
