About Us

Barossa Wildlife Rescue is a not-for-profit wildlife rescue & rehabilitation organisation supporting the Barossa Valley and surrounding regions. ​

Founded by Rose Brooks, a registered wildlife carer in Lyndoch, South Australia. As a little tacker Rose was forever bringing home injured or orphaned animals to look after, and she was given her first joey to raise named Bunty. Since then Rose has been caring for other injured or orphaned wildlife such as possums, echidnas, kangaroos, koalas, birds …  if it has a heartbeat, it is worth a go!

The BWR averages 800 rescues or callouts each year – most of them we have been able to nurse back to health and either release back in the wild or find a home for them at other homes or wildlife sanctuaries.

Our Mission

To have a sustainable wildlife organization within the Barossa valley area with a dedicated team of volunteers who work towards the rescue, rehabilitation and release (where possible) of wildlife.

Educate the community and also promote further opportunities on education choices for our younger generations.

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Latest News

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This echidna was brought in over the weekend after being examined at the Vet Clinic at Angaston. It was diagnosed with a respiratory infection and conjunctivitis.

He’ll stay with a carer for a few days until he’s fully recovered and ready to return to the wild.
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This echidna was brought in over the weekend after being examined at the Vet Clinic at Angaston. It was diagnosed with a respiratory infection and conjunctivitis. 

He’ll stay with a carer for a few days until he’s fully recovered and ready to return to the wild.

Happy Friday!

Karl has found the perfect spot to spend the day!
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Happy Friday! 

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Spring has sprung and we've received our first baby of the season!

This Masked Lapwing chick was found without its mum in Williamstown. It's just a day or two old and now being looked after by our BWR carers.
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Spring has sprung and weve received our first baby of the season! 

This Masked Lapwing chick was found without its mum in Williamstown. Its just a day or two old and now being looked after by our BWR carers.
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How You Can Help

Contact Us

For Wildlife Assistance: 0402 646 574
For Wildlife Assistance:
0402 646 574

Use the form below for donations, media, training, and general enquiries.



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