SA Bird of Prey Rehabilitation Centre

For the treatment and release of sick and injured raptors (Est 1992)

Co-ordinator & Rehabilitation: Anita Corbran (Cert. Veterinary Nursing & Cert. Captive Wildlife)

The SA Bird of Prey Rehabilitation Centre, a not-for-profit organisation is fully equipped with the necessary skills, knowledge and facilities to attend to the state’s sick and injured birds of prey.

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Patron and major sponsor

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Also generously supported by

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Our Aims

  1. Rehabilitate and release birds back to their original territories where possible. The extent of injury or illness is assessed incorporating expert veterinary assistance as necessary. A realistic decision is made in regard to the future of the bird. An optimum course of treatment and rehabilitation is planned and implemented.
  2. Provide education and support for students and carers.
  3. Provide a service to the public when sick or injured birds are encountered.
  4. Create public awareness.
  5. Data collection and sharing.

Educational Services

PowerPoint presentations and practical training/ workshops can be provided to:

  • Students
  • Wildlife Carers
  • Veterinary Clinics
  • Community Groups