Providing Wildlife Rescue in Townsville
Partnering with the RSPCA and Local Rescuers
Palms Vets–Hermit Park is dedicated to providing compassionate wildlife rescue in Townsville. We offer emergency care and rehabilitation for injured, sick, and orphaned animals. Our staff work closely with the RSPCA and rescue organisations to ensure native wildlife receives the medical attention they need before being released back into their natural habitat.
At Palms Vets–Hermit Park, we provide treatments for a variety of species, including birds, marsupials, reptiles, and small mammals. From initial assessment to recovery, we focus on minimising stress and supporting each animal’s rehabilitation journey. With expert care and tailored treatment plans, we give every rescued animal the best chance of survival.
If you come across an injured or distressed wild animal, we are here to help. For more information, please contact our Hermit Park clinic on (07) 4779 5222 or our Bayside clinic on (07) 4772 1513.
caring for injured and orphaned wildlife
providing tailored treatments
committed to conservation
How We Support Wildlife Rescue
At Palms Vets–Hermit Park, we are passionate about doing our part to protect the local ecosystem. Here are five ways we assist with wildlife rescue in Townsville:
- Emergency Wildlife Rescue: We respond to calls about injured, sick, or orphaned wildlife, ensuring they receive immediate assistance.
- Medical Treatment & Rehabilitation: Our team provides veterinary care, including wound management, hydration, and nutrition, to support recovery.
- Safe Handling & Transport: We use safe and stress-free techniques to capture and transport wildlife to appropriate care facilities.
- Collaboration with Wildlife Organisations: We work closely with the RSPCA and local carers to provide the best outcomes for rescued animals.
- Rehabilitation & Release Support: Once recovered, we help wildlife transition back to their natural habitat in a safe and sustainable way.
If you encounter injured wildlife, reach out for advice on how to help.