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Wild Futures
Taronga’s Wild Futures Program
In 2019, Taronga undertoook its largest capital fundraising to date with the aim to fund the building of two new wildlife specialist teaching hospitals and a new amphibian and reptile conservation centre.
Taronga’s Wild Futures Program
In 2019, Taronga undertoook its largest capital fundraising to date with the aim to fund the building of two new wildlife specialist teaching hospitals and a new amphibian and reptile conservation centre.
Future for our wildlife
Taronga thanks the generous supporters who invested in this ambitious project. Whilst the target has excitingly been met to bring these three buildings to fruition, the work does not stop there.
These modern facilities provide urgently needed space for the increasing demand on Taronga services for treatment, surgeries, rehabilitation and quarantine whilst enabling widespread training and upskilling for wildlife carers, students and veterinary practitioners across the country.
They are home to the thousands of sick and injured animals seen by Taronga each year. With your support, Taronga can continue to undertake this vital work. To support Taronga’s vet teams and life-saving hospital work, donate today.
Taronga’s Impact
More animals are being cared for at Taronga's two Wildlife Hospitals than ever before.
Demand is increasing for our unique veterinary services.
1,500+
sick, injured and orphaned native animals each year treated at our Wildlife Hospitals.
60,000
animals released back into the wild to date.
150
Koalas treated month during the 2019/20 NSW bushfires
7
native species have been saved by Taronga from extinction
80+
Marine Turtles rehabilitated and released annually
120
surgeries per month
1,500+
sick, injured and orphaned native animals each year treated at our Wildlife Hospitals.
60,000
animals released back into the wild to date.
150
Koalas treated month during the 2019/20 NSW bushfires
7
native species have been saved by Taronga from extinction
80+
Marine Turtles rehabilitated and released annually
120
surgeries per month
Taronga Wildlife Hospital Sydney
Taronga Wildlife Hospital Dubbo
Taronga Wildlife Hospital Sydney
Address
Whiting Beach Rd, Mosman, NSW
Phone
02 9978 4785
Hours
8:30am – 3:30pm
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