RSPCA Queensland is excited to announce that the Development Application (DA) for the new RSPCA Wildlife Hospital at the Redlands has been officially submitted to Redland City Council. This marks a significant milestone in our journey to create a facility dedicated to wildlife care, rehabilitation, and education.
Key Project Details
The project will deliver a purpose-built Wildlife Hospital to support the growing demand for wildlife rescue and care in Southeast Queensland. The facility will integrate leading medical, rehabilitation, and educational spaces, aiming to future-proof wildlife care for generations to come. The project is on track to deliver the new facility in early 2026.
- Location: The project has secured 1 hectare of already cleared land at the Redlands Coast Eco Precinct (IndigiScapes).
- Project Partnerships: This project is a collaboration between RSPCA Qld and Redland City Council, showcasing strong community and Council support.
- Funding Update: Our capital campaign, Together for Wildlife, continues to make progress towards our $25 million fundraising target. Almost $20 million has been committed in funding.
- The project has received $5 million in grant funding from the Australian Government under the Saving Koalas Fund.
- The State Government has committed $12m for the project.
- $1 million has been received by generous philanthropic supporters, an additional $2 million has been pledged and specialist fundraising continues.
