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Monday, 7 January 2013

Introducing WES!

Posted on 18:00 by Unknown
Our programs operated under WildRescue are getting a fresh start under a new name! 

Introducing, Wildlife Emergency Services (WES) - a locally-run, charitable program, offering 24/7 assistance with emergencies involving wild animals.



What's new?


We are now more quickly accessible to agencies and wildlife hospitals, through a dedicated number that rings multiple phones - so we never miss a call!

While we shall continue to provide rescue and transport to members of the public free of charge, our capacity to do so is subject to the availability of our volunteer responders, and funds.


Because of this, we are taking a new approach - we are seeking contracts with municipal entities to ensure our ability to provide this valuable public service.


More to come...

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