Flagstone Qld Wildlife Rescue Inc

Flagstone Qld Wildlife Rescue Inc is a community-based organisation located in Flagstone, Queensland, dedicated to the rescue, care, and rehabilitation of native wildlife. Established in 2025, the charity focuses on providing urgent assistance to injured, sick, or orphaned animals, aiming to return them safely to their natural habitats. The organisation relies on volunteers and partnerships with local veterinary services to ensure the best outcomes for wildlife in need.

Flagstone Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Program

The charity’s flagship activity is its wildlife rescue and rehabilitation program, which involves responding to emergency calls for injured or distressed native animals. Volunteers provide immediate care, transport, and rehabilitation to facilitate recovery. This program is crucial for preserving local biodiversity and supporting the survival of native species in the Flagstone region.

Mission and Vision

Flagstone Qld Wildlife Rescue Inc’s mission is to protect and preserve native wildlife through compassionate rescue and rehabilitation efforts. Its vision is a thriving ecosystem where injured and orphaned animals receive timely care and are successfully returned to the wild, fostering community awareness and respect for native fauna.

Main Objectives

• Rescue injured, sick, or orphaned native animals promptly.
• Rehabilitate wildlife to restore health and independence.
• Release animals back into their natural environment.
• Educate the community about wildlife conservation and responsible interaction.
• Collaborate with veterinary professionals and wildlife organisations.

Benefiting Groups

The primary beneficiaries are native wildlife species of the Flagstone area, including mammals, birds, and reptiles. Additionally, the local community benefits through increased environmental awareness and opportunities for volunteer involvement in wildlife care.

Types of Services or Activities

• Emergency rescue of injured or distressed animals.
• Wildlife rehabilitation including medical care and nurturing.
• Transport of animals to veterinary clinics or specialised wildlife hospitals.
• Community education programs and awareness campaigns.
• Volunteer training to equip people with skills for safe wildlife handling and care.