Rescue
Responding to reports of koalas on roads, on the ground, injured or showing signs of illness.
What to look forRescue · Care · Release
Helping sick, injured and orphaned koalas across the Sunshine Coast—one rescue, one bottle and one fresh gum leaf at a time.

Is a koala in trouble?
Stay a safe distance away, keep dogs and people back, and call your local rescue hotline. If the koala is on a road, only help if it is safe to do so.
What to do nowWild about their future
We are a volunteer-led service supporting koalas from first call through rescue, transport and specialist rehabilitation, working alongside wildlife hospitals, vets, carers and community rescue groups.
Responding to reports of koalas on roads, on the ground, injured or showing signs of illness.
What to look forRound-the-clock specialist care for orphaned joeys, with veterinary guidance and plenty of fresh leaf.
How we helpPreparing recovering koalas for independence and supporting their return to suitable habitat.
Protect their future
A little fighter
Logie came into care after losing his mum, Goldie. With specialist veterinary support, four-hourly feeds and plenty of determination, he began gaining weight almost straight away.
Read Logie’s full storyBe part of the rescue