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Our team look forward to collaborating with you. Contact EVE for an obligation free discussion. Email us with a description of your project, and our expert team will be in touch.
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Office Hours
Monday- Friday | 8:30am- 5:00pm
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Address
PO BOX 10, Donnybrook LPO, QLD 4510
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Call Us
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Found a Sick or Injured Koala?
Endeavour Veterinary Ecology is not a public koala rescue or wildlife hospital. Our veterinary clinics are specialized to cater to EVE-managed projects specific to certain koala populations. We do not have rescue personnel available outside of our project teams. However, it is vital that you seek immediate assistance for a koala or other wildlife in distress by calling the dedicated 24-hour rescue hotlines.
You can also call a koala ambulance by dialling 1300 ANIMAL (264 625).
Please wait: If possible, it is always best practice to wait with the animal until care arrives so that the animal is easily located.
Safety warning: It is recommended you do not touch a wild koala, or to put your personal safety at risk for a koala who may be on the side of a busy road.
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Signs of Sickness or Injury
+ Infected or inflamed eyes (conjunctivitis)
+ Sitting at the base of a tree for an extended period
+ A wet and dirty bottom (cystitis)
+ Obvious injuries such as open wounds
What Should You Do?
Step 1: Call a koala ambulance
To report a sick or injured koala in Queensland, please call your localised koala rescue hotline or 1300 ANIMAL (264 625).
Step 3: If the koala is already deceased
- You do not need to remain with the animal, but it is important to notify your local rescue group and report the animal.
- Please ensure to search around for a joey if the deceased animal is a female.
- The animal will likely be removed to ensure birds of prey or other predating wildlife, which may be attracted to the carcass, are not at risk of vehicle strikes or other dangers.
- Data will be recorded to help inform important research such as habitat use and knowledge of local koala populations.
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