TOGETHER FOR WILDLIFE

What T4W does

T4W supports wildlife in two key ways: fundraising and building awareness. We fundraise via low cost memberships to our organisation – 100% of our membership fee is donated to one of the groups that we support on an ongoing basis, and you get to choose! Memberships are set at a low annual fee so everyone who is concerned for wildlife has the opportunity to join.
Browse the groups that we support here.

Your membership serves another purposes, it helps us build a strong voice for wildlife by bringing as many people as possible together, and raising awareness of the situation for wildlife, globally.
Become a T4W member here.

Wall of Concern

Running Wild

Wild Pot

Tenkile Tree Kangaroo

Along with safeguarding the Tenkile Tree Kangaroo’s future (also known as Scott’s tree-kangaroo), TCA is effectively preserving nearly 1% of the remaining primary tropical rainforest in the world in the Torricelli Mountains of Papua New Guinea. They need your help to keep going at their present level & to grow into the future.

Support Tenkile Conservation Alliance

Koalas, Possums, Bats, Birds & Other Wildlife

Animalia Wildlife Shelter is a non-profit organisation which relies on donations to continue the rescue, care and rehabilitation of our injured native wildlife. The need for their critical services have grown exponentially, as wildlife compete with urban expansion and suffer the impacts of ongoing drought. They need funding to maintain their 24 hour wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre.

Support Animalia Wildlife Shelter

Helmeted Honeyeater

The Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater have worked for the last thirty years to sustain this critically endangered bird, Victoria’s state avian emblem. Over this time they have supported numbers of Helmeted Honeyeaters in the wild to increase from approximately 50 individuals, to over 230.

Support Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater

Queensland Dingo

Dingoes play an important role as an apex predator, keeping natural systems in balance. A healthy Dingo population is good for small to medium-sized mammals (and reptiles and birds) because Dingoes suppress feral predators (cats and foxes) through direct predation and indirect interference (cats and foxes avoid them).

Support Eagles Nest Wildlife Hospital

Asiatic Moon Bear

Our mission is to end the farming of the Asian black bear, also known as the moon bear and the white-chested bear, for bile in Vietnam and China, to provide sanctuary for the bears and to end the suffering of wild animals in captivity. We also work to ensure humane treatment of dogs and cats. Thank you for your support.

Support Animals Asia

Leadbeater's Possum

The Leadbeater’s Possum is a small, fast moving, nocturnal possum that lives in the Central Highlands region of Victoria, north-east of Melbourne. Due to loss of species habitat, it was listed as critically endangered in 2015 by the Australian federal government. Critical work to save the ‘Fairy Possum’ for future generations is ongoing.

Support Friends of Leadbeater's Possum

Majors Creek Wombat Refuge

Bill and Leslie Waterhouse have been running their refuge for wombats for almost two decades. Their home and their hearts are dedicated to these remarkable native animals. There are numerous reasons why a wombat will be taken into care; from road collisions, illness and animal attacks to bushfires, drought and floods. Majors Creek Wombat Refuge is a much needed sanctuary for one of our most loveable native animals.

Support Majors Creek Wombat Refuge

Coming Together For Wildlife

Yara from Switzerland and her beautiful hand-drawn cards

Celebrating individual achievements for wildlife from the T4W community. We are so inspired to see what one person can do for wildlife when they act with passion and commitment!

Yara has been proactive and creative to fundraise for Aussie wildlife from her home on the other side of the world, in Switzerland. She made these beautiful cards and sold them to raise funds for bushfire impacted wildlife. So far she has raised over $1000 dollars. Thank you so much for what you have done Yara!

We are so thrilled to announce that we are selling the last remaining packs of cards that Yara has made on our website. All funds go to our BUSHFIRE AND DROUGHT WILDLIFE RELIEF FUND.

Purchase cards here