See It. Report It. Help Wildlife Survive.
Road traffic can leave wildlife injured, frightened or stranded near our suburbs. A quick report helps local rescuers respond sooner.
Community-driven wildlife rescue reporting
Every Second Can Make a Difference
Share the location and what you can see—then let nearby wildlife rescuers get help on the way.
"An injured animal by the roadside may be hard to see, but one timely report can give rescuers the chance to reach it before it is too late."
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Give Rescuers What They Need to Respond
Pin the Exact Location
Drop a pin so local rescuers can find the animal quickly and safely.
Describe What You See
Tell rescuers the animal type, visible condition and whether a joey may be involved.
Note Its Road Position
Let responders know if the animal is on the road, roadside or nearby bushland.
Small details. Faster help.
Roadside wildlife can be hard to spot near busy neighbourhoods—but a quick report gives local rescuers a clearer chance to respond.
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report can put an injured animal on a rescuer’s map within moments.
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login required to share a location, photo, or helpful roadside detail.
See it. Report it. Get help on the way.
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1. See an animal in trouble
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2. Report what you know
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3. Help rescuers respond
A few details can make a real difference
You can report a struck or injured animal in seconds, with no account and no pressure to share your name. A location, photo, animal type, or note about a possible joey can help local rescuers assess what is needed and head to the right place sooner.
Quick, anonymous reporting
Share only what you are comfortable sharing. Your report can still help even if you choose to remain anonymous.
Location matters most
Drop a pin as accurately as you can, and include nearby landmarks or the direction of travel if it is safe to do so.
Look out for a joey
If you see a pouch, notice a joey nearby, or are unsure, mention it in your report. That small detail may help rescuers protect more than one life.
