About Forth Valley Vets and our New Hospital Build

Our Tasmania Wildlife Hospital is dedicated to providing best practice veterinary treatment and critical care for sick, injured or vulnerable Tasmanian native wildlife Learn more about Volunteering Our Mission The protection and recovery of Tasmanian Native Wildlife for future generations through; Our foremost priority is to provide best-practice veterinary care for sick, injured and vulnerable native animals, working within state government guidelines. We are focused on ensuring that every creature that comes through our doors receives individualised assessment, treatment and veterinary care. We also continue to support wildlife rehabilitators and wildlife rescue groups in our region who share these same values. With the ultimate aim of working together to help see injured or sick wildlife flourish once again in their natural habitats. 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Research and Wildlife Disease Surveillance As we look ahead to the future, our vision will embrace select research initiatives that contribute to and enhance our collective body of knowledge on native Tasmanian species. We also hope to support and become part of existing wildlife disease surveillance networks. With an understanding that early detection and intervention are critical to help safeguard our native species' health. The Support Team Our board, staff, volunteer vet & nursing team, wildlife volunteers and invaluable supporters are the pillars of the Tasmania Wildlife Hospital, ensuring every animal receives the best treatment and care. Our board are a committed team of individuals with a wide range of business, operational, veterinary and rehabilitation skills. Our People Join our mission! Learn more about how you can make a difference for our native wildlife. From heartwarming wildlife rescue stories to educational insights. 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