A safe haven for native animals

Our patients recover at our centre after treatment at Wildbase Hospital, they change regularly as they recover and are released back into the wild.

Our resident animals are with us all the time so there is always something to see.

Our patients

Kāhu Whanganui
Tētē-moroiti Whanganui
Pūtangitangi PN

Our resident animals

Red-Crowned Kākāriki
Juvenile Tuatara
Whio (Blue Duck)
Pāteke (Brown Teal)
Kererū (New Zealand Wood Pigeon)
Kākā (Bush Parrot)
Tuatara

Past patients

Kiwi Maungataniwha
Juvenile Albatross
Ruru Aokautere
Tarāpuka PN
Ruru Dannevirke
Kākā Pukaha
Toroa Northern royal albatross
Kāruhiruhi Waikanae
Ruru Albert St PN
Ruru Levin

Kāhu Whanganui

Kāhu Whanganui

I was found weak and emaciated with mild lead toxicity

Where have I come from?

Whanganui

How have the vets help me?

The vets have given me lots of supportive care and chelation therapy to remove the lead from my system.