Bring Kangalert to Your Community
Turn Local Wildlife Reports Into Faster Rescue Action
Help your area connect residents, volunteers, councils and wildlife rescuers when every second matters.
A Clearer Local Response When Wildlife Needs Help
Kangalert helps communities act quickly when an animal is injured or struck on local roads. A resident can report the incident in seconds, sharing a precise location and important details with the wildlife rescue teams best placed to respond. Councils, volunteers and local groups gain a shared picture of incidents in their area—reducing confusion, avoiding double-ups and helping rescuers get help moving sooner. By bringing local knowledge and compassionate action together, Kangalert makes it easier for every community to protect the wildlife that lives alongside it.
Built for the People Who Make a Difference
For Wildlife Rescue Groups
Receive clearer reports from your service area, claim incidents, coordinate your team and track each rescue from first alert to resolution.
For Councils & Communities
Give residents a simple way to report wildlife emergencies while building local insight into road-strike hotspots and response needs.
Bring Kangalert to Your Community
Share the Need
Tell us where wildlife incidents are affecting your community and why faster local reporting matters.
Connect Local Rescuers
Help bring nearby wildlife rescue groups, carers and response networks into the conversation.
Launch a Coordinated Response
Once local support is in place, residents can report incidents and rescuers can respond across the area.
Better Outcomes, Together
“A clear report with a location means we can spend less time searching and more time helping the animal.”
“It gives ordinary people a simple way to act when they see injured wildlife on the road.”
“When residents, rescuers and council share the same information, the whole response feels more connected.”
“Timely reports can make all the difference, especially when there may be a joey to check.”
“Kangalert helps turn concern into practical local action for wildlife.”
“Shared responsibility means no one has to wonder who should respond next.”
Questions From Communities
Local interest is the first step. Here is how communities, rescue groups and councils can help shape a Kangalert rollout.
Can Kangalert be introduced in our area?
Yes. Communities can register their interest wherever there is a need for clearer wildlife incident reporting and local response coordination.
Do local wildlife rescue groups need to be involved?
Rescue group involvement is important. Local rescuers help ensure reports reach people who understand the area and can respond appropriately.
What role can councils play?
Councils can support local awareness, connect relevant stakeholders and use aggregated incident insights to understand wildlife-risk locations.
How can residents and volunteers help?
Residents can report wildlife incidents, share the service locally and help identify the need for better coverage. Volunteers may also assist through participating rescue networks and community outreach.
Tell Us Why Your Area Needs Kangalert
Are wildlife incidents on local roads going unseen or taking too long to reach rescuers? Councils, rescue organisations, community groups and residents can register their interest and help us understand where coordinated reporting is needed most.