BSc (Vet) BVSc MACVSc
(Avian Health, Wildlife Health)
Veterinary Training in Australian Wildlife Care
Anne is an experienced
Veterinary Surgeon who has true passion for Australian wildlife.
She is heavily involved in providing quality training (see upcoming training below) and education about wildlife care and treatment. Her commitment to our wildlife is demonstrated by her extensive voluntary contribution. The minimal cost of training enables all wildlife carers and others to be able to acquire competent skills and knowledge in handling and rehabilitating wildlife.
Anne was working in a Hunter Valley mixed practice, when 'IT' all began. A wildlife carer said "You know how to treat animals, I know how to care for them - Let's teach each other." Since then she has been treating and caring for Australia's wildlife and training wildlife carers. She has practical hands-on carer experience and is a registered Wildlife Shelter operator.
She is heavily involved in providing quality training (see upcoming training below) and education about wildlife care and treatment. Her commitment to our wildlife is demonstrated by her extensive voluntary contribution. The minimal cost of training enables all wildlife carers and others to be able to acquire competent skills and knowledge in handling and rehabilitating wildlife.
Anne was working in a Hunter Valley mixed practice, when 'IT' all began. A wildlife carer said "You know how to treat animals, I know how to care for them - Let's teach each other." Since then she has been treating and caring for Australia's wildlife and training wildlife carers. She has practical hands-on carer experience and is a registered Wildlife Shelter operator.
Anne then worked at the new Wildlife Health and Conversation Centre at Camden, the University of Sydney's veterinary centre - the first to focus formally on the health, welfare and conservation of Australian native animals.
She has also had experience as the Managing Veterinarian at the RSPCA Vet Hospitals,Hunter Region (Tighes Hill & Rutherford) as well as working with native animals at Healesville Sanctuary.
Upcoming Training Sessions in 2011: |
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Saturday 28 May |
Husbandry & Diseases of
Injured Native Birds at Werribee
Full day See full details and book online with Wildlife Victoria |
| Saturday 4 June | Medical
management of Wildlife at Frankston tbc Full day with Aware To register your place please email: events@awarewildlife.org.au with full contact details. |
| Saturday 9 July | Husbandry
and Rehabilitation of Seabirds at Frankston tbc
Full day with Aware To register your place please email: events@awarewildlife.org.au with full contact details. |
| Saturday 23 July | Husbandry
and Rehabilitation of Possums at Frankston tbc
Full day with Aware To register your place please email: events@awarewildlife.org.au with full contact details. |
| Sunday 24 July | Advanced First Aid in Marsupials
at Warrnambool - Full day. See full details and book online with Wildlife Victoria |
| Saturday 10 September | Husbandry and Diseases of
Marsupials at Melbourne Full Day. See full details and book online with Wildlife Victoria |
| Sunday 25 September | Medical Care of Injured Wildlife at
Melbourne - full day. See full details and book online with Wildlife Victoria |
| Sunday 16 October | Assessment and Treatment of Burnt
Wildlife at Echuca Full Day. See full details and book online with Wildlife Victoria |
| Saturday 29 October | Assessment
and Treatment of Burnt Wildlife at Frankston Full Day
with Aware To register your place please email: events@awarewildlife.org.au with full contact details. |
| Sunday 30 October | Assessment and Treatment of Burnt Wildlife at Wangaratta. See full details and book online with Wildlife Victoria |
| weekend of 26 and 27 November | Saturday - Birds Sunday - Advanced First Aid Both are full days at Airlie Beach with Wildcare Register at education@wildcare.org.au or telephone 07 55272444 (during business hrs) |