The Hills Wildlife Sanctuary (formerly the Kangaroo Protection Co-operative - KPC) was established in 1977 and has been caring for injured and orphaned native wildlife ever since. The Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is situated on 35 acres of pristine natural bushland backing the Berowra Valley National Park, in Sydney’s northwest. The sanctuary is in a unique position to rehabilitate and home injured native animals in an expansive and protected bushland ecosystem.
With a skilled and highly experienced team of veterinarians, zoo keepers, wildlife carers and volunteers, the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is committed to the comfort, service and survival of all Australian native wildlife.
 
The mission of the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is to provide;

• A world-class rehabilitation facility for Australian native wildlife

• A forever home and sanctuary for native wildlife that are unable to be released, including native animals retired from zoos or wildlife parks and rescued or surrendered native pets

• An educational hub; to train wildlife carers and professionals from organisations across NSW, including service and volunteering opportunities

• Wildlife and environmental advocacy through public education and conservation outreach

 
Numerous Australian native wildlife species and ecosystems are facing dire circumstances. Please support the work of the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary to help ensure a future for our native wildlife.