Perth Dingo Rescue Ltd.

Perth Dingo Rescue Ltd., based in Girrawheen, Australia, is a dedicated organisation committed to the rescue, rehabilitation, and protection of dingoes. This charity focuses on preserving the welfare of dingoes, a unique and iconic Australian species, by providing care and shelter to injured, abandoned, or displaced animals. Through community engagement and education, Perth Dingo Rescue Ltd. aims to raise awareness about the ecological importance of dingoes and the threats they face in the wild.

Protecting Australia’s Native Dingoes

Perth Dingo Rescue Ltd.’s flagship activity is its dingo rescue and rehabilitation program. This project centres on the rescue, medical treatment, and long-term care of dingoes in need, ensuring their recovery and, where possible, reintroduction into safe environments. The program also emphasises community education to foster understanding and support for dingo conservation across Western Australia.

Mission and Vision

The charity’s mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and protect dingoes while promoting their ecological significance. Its vision is a future where dingoes thrive in their natural habitats, supported by informed communities that value and safeguard native wildlife.

Main Objectives

• Rescue and rehabilitate injured or displaced dingoes.
• Provide sanctuary and lifelong care for dingoes unable to return to the wild.
• Educate the public about dingo conservation and their role in Australian ecosystems.
• Advocate for policies that protect dingoes and their habitats.

Benefiting Groups

• Dingoes requiring rescue and care.
• Wildlife carers and volunteers engaged in dingo welfare.
• Local communities gaining awareness and education on native species conservation.
• Researchers and conservationists focused on dingo ecology and protection.

Types of Services or Activities

• Rescue operations for dingoes in distress.
• Veterinary care and rehabilitation programs.
• Sanctuary management providing safe, natural environments.
• Community outreach including educational workshops and awareness campaigns.
• Collaboration with conservation groups to support broader wildlife protection efforts.