Get the Right Help Moving for Wildlife
Contact Kangalert for support, rescue coordination, partnerships, or bringing faster wildlife reporting to your community.
How We Can Help
Start the Conversation
Whether you have a general question, need help using the platform, represent a wildlife rescue, or want to explore a local partnership, we’d love to hear from you. Councils, community groups and rescue organisations can also contact us about introducing Kangalert in a new area. Tell us where you are, what you need, and any relevant details so we can connect you with the right next step.
Phone
Include your location and the reason you’re getting in touch.
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For urgent wildlife incidents, include the exact location, animal condition and any immediate safety concerns.
How to Get in Touch
Tell Us What You Need
Choose the reason for your enquiry—incident support, rescue access, a partnership or a new local area.
Share the Key Details
Include your location, organisation or rescue group, contact details and any useful context so we can direct your message.
Receive the Next Step
We’ll review your enquiry and connect you with the right information, team member or pathway as soon as possible.
Support for Connected Wildlife Response
Rescuer Reporting Support
Help your rescue team receive, claim and manage local wildlife incident reports with clearer coordination.
Community Group Collaboration
Give your community a simple way to report struck wildlife and help urgent information reach local responders.
Council & Local Area Rollout
Explore how Kangalert can support wildlife reporting, response visibility and safer outcomes in your area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I see an injured or struck animal?
If it is safe to do so, submit a Kangalert report with the exact location, animal type and condition. Never put yourself in danger near traffic.
What details should I include in an incident report?
Add a precise map pin, what you observed, whether the animal is on or off the road, and a photo if it is safe to take one.
Can wildlife rescue groups request support from Kangalert?
Yes. Rescue groups can get in touch to discuss verified access, service areas and coordinating reports in their patch.
How can my organisation partner with Kangalert?
We welcome enquiries from community groups, councils and local partners interested in improving wildlife response coordination.
How do I bring Kangalert to my community?
Contact us with your suburb, postcode or region and details of local rescue contacts. We’ll help identify the best next step for your area.
Help Us Get Wildlife Support Moving
Share clear details about your enquiry, location and how you’d like to help—whether you’re a rescuer, community group, council or potential partner. Together, we can strengthen local wildlife response when every second counts.