Providing rescue, treatment, foster care and rehabilitation for sick, injured or orphaned native wildlife in North East Victoria
Please help us help our wildlife
'Along life’s journey, one has the opportunity to fulfill an act of service which inevitably reaps humbling experiences in exchange for compassion,
kindness and intention'
- ROWA
RECENT RESCUES AT ROWA
Minke
Eastern Grey Kangaroo
While we do everything we can to rehabilitate these dear little souls, sometimes their Mumma needs them more than we do.
Minke, you filled our hearts with pure joy. You taught us the importance of valuing each and every moment. You gave us the opportunity to heal our hearts through deepening the love within ourselves. Most of all, you reminded us how precious life really is...priceless.
Nina
Bare-nosed Wombat
NINA NINA (the little ballerina)
A tiny girl with a huge heart. Thank you to our local Alpine Ranger (Nina) and our council workers for checking the pouch of her deceased mum.
Violet
Eastern Grey Kangaroo
Violet was found in the pouch of her mother on the roadside. We don't know much else about her, except that she is a very loving and confident little miss. she is thriving and loves to hop around the yard. She has recently gone to be with her new mob getting ready for the day that she becomes a big girl and goes back to nature.
Our Vision
Proudly translating to 'lovely vision', ROWA offers a unique, networked approach to wildlife conservation and protection. Playing a vital role in the rescue, care, rehabilitation and release of local wildlife, ROWA strives to deliver current best practice in addition to working collaboratively with carers and shelters in nearby and surrounding regions.
While ROWA is currently focused on wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, its future education programs will be a major turning point for the wildlife and conservation collective in North- East Victoria, providing a well-established facility which will embrace the following roles:
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A resource portal for visitors to learn about wildlife, conservation and animal welfare.
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A welcoming space for local wildlife carers to connect and receive support and respite.
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An education hub for Traditional Owners of this land, special needs groups and school groups to connect and collaborate through ROWA's creative and educational programs.
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A portal for fundraising to support ROWA's mission.
Our Mission
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Provide rescue, treatment, foster care and rehabilitation for sick, injured or orphaned native wildlife within the Alpine Shire and North-East Victoria.
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Coordinate the roles of rescuers, local vets, carers and ROWA's Shelter; providing effectiveness and efficiency, especially in emergencies.
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Expand a network of wildlife foster carers to service local communities and surrounding regions.
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Provide a local centre for carers; providing respite, training, funding, and access to resources to ensure best practice wildlife care.
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Provide wildlife conservation and animal welfare education and interpretation for the local community and tourists, to foster respect for wildlife and encourage action for its protection.
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Embrace the creative arts as a primary conduit for rebuilding human compassion towards Australian native wildlife and all animals.
Reach Out Wildlife Australia is a registered charity and is proudly supported and sponsored by
