ARRC Wildlife Trust

About

ARRC Wildlife Trust is a charitable trust which provides wildlife rehabilitation services.

Story

BECOME A VOLUNTEER:
ARRC is always looking for people who are willing to offer assistance in the rescue and rehabilitation of wildlife and animals, including support to house, feed and transport animals whilst they are being rehabilitated. We also welcome hearing from people who have administrative and management skills to assist with our service and growth.
If you are able to offer your help, please complete the form below and follow the instructions as shown.

DONATE:
ARRC is actively looking for financial donations, business sponsorship and donations of valuable supplies such as aviaries, food, towels etc. If you can help us in any way, please complete the form below and follow the instructions as shown. Alternatively, financial donations can be made either by sending a cheque to: ARRC 212 Fraser Street, Tauranga, 3112 New Zealand. Or depositing your donated amount directly into The New Zealand Native Bird and Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Trust account: Account Number: 06-0433-0327199-00

Mission

To provide specialised services, programmes and facilities for the rescue and rehabilitation of wildlife and animals.

To demonstrate, educate and inform our community about the importance of respect and responsibility for the well being of our wildlife, animals and natural heritage.

"Every day and in every way, ARRC Wildlife Trust aims to improve the well-being of our communities’ wildlife, animals and natural environment.Founded in 2003 by Dr Liza Schneider, ARRC Wildlife Trust has been assisting the Department of Conservation, vet clinics and the public with the rescue and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wildlife in the Bay of Plenty.We are passionate about caring for our native wildlife. We work to educate and create public awareness in order to ensure the long-term health of our wildlife and natural environment."