Wildlife Rehabilitation Resource
Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland aims:
Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland is an organisation promoting wildlife rehabilitation in Ireland
- Promote wildlife rehabilitation
- Encourage standardisation of care
- Provide continuing professional development opportunities
- Build an Irish Wildlife Rehabilitation & Teaching Hospital
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Wildlife Hospital – Why Ireland needs one and what it does
Upcoming Events
WRI is excited to announce upcoming events that you won’t want to miss!
👉 Book your place now to avoid disappointment! These unique events cater to wildlife enthusiasts, veterinary professionals, and anyone who wants to learn more about wildlife rehabilitation and conservation.
PAW Ireland App
Wildlife crime needs to stop. Wild animals need our protection. WRI is a member of the Partnership for action against wildlife crime (PAW Ireland) PAW Ireland brings together statutory agencies, non-statutory agencies and interested parties with the common goal of combating wildlife crime through publicity, education and campaigning.
Wildlife crime is any act that contravenes current legislation governing the protection of wild animals and plants. It can involve anything from poisoning an eagle to damaging the environment on which wildlife depend.
If you witness suspicious activity, you can report it by scanning the appropriate QR code below or by using contact details on Wildlife Crime Ireland.
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Donate to the App | Scan to Download App – ANDROID phone | Scan to Download App – APPLE phone |
Support Wild Wardrobe
Wild Wardrobe is Ireland’s first and only non-profit in aid of native Irish wildlife. Pre-loved items are carefully combined into beautiful outfits and are visible in daily Facebook and Instagram posts. Wild Wardrobe is located in Cavan town but offers nationwide postage through An Post. Donations of unwanted items are greatly appreciated, various drop-off points are available, more info on request by messaging either of the social media pages above or by emailing wwnonprofit@gmail.com
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Our other websites:
Injured Wildlife
Useful and easy-to-follow information and instructions if you find an injured wild animal
Visit Irish Wildlife Matters Website »
Wildlife Hospital
WRI’s project to build Ireland’s first Wildlife Rehabilitation & Teaching Hospital and Nature Education Centre
Wildlife Crime
Advice on Recognising, Recording & Reporting a wildlife crime or suspicious incident