• Membership

    Are you passionate about wildlife conservation? Do you want to support our volunteer rehabilitators? Do you want to know what is happening in our South West community to ensure our wildlife is taken care of, whether it is today or in the future?

     

    There are many other ways that you can help. We are a 100% volunteer run organisation. When signing up for a membership your funds go directly to the day-to-day care of fauna in our care which includes housing such as cages, aviaries, possum boxes, food such as specialised formula and supplements, incubators, heating stones, pouches, just to name a few.

     

    Geo Bay has different categories for membership.

    If you want to support us by becoming a member, click here

    Aleisha, our little poser! She came into care after her mother was killed by a cat at Tutunup. She adapted well and loved being in her pre-release cage to learn what she needed to do in the wild. She was released and now has a family of her own.

    General Member

    These members financially support the organisation through their annual membership subscription and support for our fundraising activities. All members are welcome to attend any training we run, networking events and receive our quarterly newsletter.

     

    If you want to support us by becoming a general member, click here

     

    As a member, your benefits include:

    • Newsletters, invitations to upcoming events and opportunities for further engagement
    • Knowing that you are supporting Wildlife in South West, Western Australia
    Morgan came into care at just 280 grams as his mother threw him out of the pouch being chased by dogs near Capel. He is a naughty and cheeky little boy with no health issues. Morgan has grown and is now at stage 2 of his release. Mintie came into care from Burekup at 1.4 kilos. She is a beautiful little girl but we sadly we don’t know what happened to her mother. She has grown up and is now at stage 2 of her release. Barbie came in 900 grams from Gelorup. She was a very sick little girl with a broken tail so special attention was needed. She remained in care for longer than normal to recover. She has now progressed to stage 2 of her release.

    Associate member

    These members do not attend to rescues or transportation of wildlife. They volunteer their time helping the organisation in roles on the committee, managing the website and social media, leading fundraising activities They are welcome to attend any training we run, networking events and receive our quarterly newsletter

     

    If you want to support us by becoming a volunteer associate member, click here

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    Junior Friend of Wildlife Members

    Are between the age of 12-18 who are wanting to learn more about wildlife and rehabilitation. They are paired with a registered rehabilitator and help them to clean cages and aviaries, collect leaves and flowers and learn how to rehabilitate those in care. They also attend trainjing from time to time.

     

    If you want to support us by becoming a junior friend of wildlife, click here

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