SUPPORTING KĀKĀPŌ

Caring for kākāpō and the native fauna of New Zealand

The Dunedin Wildlife Hospital provides expert veterinary care for injured and sick native New Zealand wildlife, with the ultimate goal of releasing them back into their natural habitats.

Protecting the Royal Albatross is vital to safeguarding its unique ecological role, maintaining biodiversity, and preserving a national treasure. It ensures the long-term survival of this majestic species for future generations to appreciate and cherish.

The Dunedin Wildlife Hospital is a leading facility in New Zealand dedicated to the care of injured and sick wildlife. Their team of skilled veterinarians and volunteers work tirelessly to provide specialised treatment for a wide range of native species.

To find out more about kākāpō for the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital, visit their website:

www.wildlifehospitaldunedin.org.nz

To help the species, dodoland is donating 10% net sales profit of our kākāpō EUGY directly sold in New Zealand, Australia, the United States, and online to The Dunedin WildLife Hospital.

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