Wildlife veterinary hospital · Council, utilities & emergency services
A dedicated wildlife hospital at Brownlow Hill. It treats sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Campbelltown City Council names it on its sick or injured koalas page. Ring (02) 4655 0798 before you drive an animal there.
A dedicated wildlife and teaching hospital that also publishes guidance on what to do if you find injured, sick or orphaned wildlife. When you ring, ask about opening hours and how to bring the animal in. For a rescue rather than a delivery, ring WIRES on 1300 094 737 or Sydney Wildlife Rescue on (02) 9413 4300.
Contact details and hours change; confirm them with the organisation before you rely on them, and ring Triple Zero (000) in an emergency.
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A waste transfer station on Barrow Road, Spring Farm, that takes public drop-offs from households and small businesses. Formerly known as Jacks Gully Waste and Recycling Centre and Macarthur Resource Recovery Park.
Ring 1300 094 737 for a sick, injured or orphaned native animal: a koala hit by a car or attacked by a dog, a bird down in the yard, a possum in the roof. WIRES says the rescue line runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Council animal shelter and pet registration
Council's animal facility on Rose Street, off Blaxland Road. One of two Council counters where Menangle Park residents can pay pet registration in person. The Civic Centre is the other; either can register an assistance or working dog. This is also the place to claim a lost dog or cat.