Animal Rescue in Wattle Grove, WA

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Swan Animal Haven

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714 Welshpool Rd E, Wattle Grove, 6107

0498 235 680

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Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre Inc

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120 Gilchrist Rd, Lesmurdie, 6076

(08) 9291 3900

Customers express fond experiences of detailed and informative tours given by knowledgeable volunteers. They praise the center's dedication to native wildlife and the caring team. Some suggest improvements for more animals and longer tours. Overall, a positive atmosphere and passion towards animal rescue and rehabilitation.

Darling Range Wildlife Shelter

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Lot 41 Hayward Rd, Martin, 6110

(08) 9394 0885

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Darling Range Wildlife Shelter is a community of dedicated and compassionate volunteers, praised for their mission to help and protect injured wildlife. Multiple visitors have expressed gratitude for their efforts and shared stories of injured animals they've brought in, although some unfortunately didn't survive. The organization focuses on rescuing and rehabilitating local wildlife, with some expressing the need for government funding to support their cause.

Animal Protection Society Of WA (Inc) The

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27 Talbot Road, Southern River, 6110

(08) 9398 6616

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Animal Protection Society Of WA (Inc) is highly regarded by customers for its dedicated staff and volunteers who help place pets in loving homes. The organization is praised for its commitment to animal welfare and the care it provides to the animals. Several customers share stories of finding their new companions at the organization and are impressed with the helpfulness and knowledge of the staff. Some customers express disappointment with the lengthy adoption process and conflicting information from volunteers. One situation of a dispute between a foster mother and the organization over a senior dog named Arlo has garnered significant negative attention.