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Come to Pet City for all of your premium pet foods and pet related products. Our stores stock a large range of products for your dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians and small animals.


Whether your puppy needs a new kennel; your cat needs a scratching post or your rabbit needs a new hutch, our friendly staff can help you.

We have a Free DIY dog wash at most stores, Grooming services, ID Tags and Engraving and Aquarium water testing.

Our Pet City team members are happy to answer any questions you may have about anything pet related.

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4worldlovers: The centre rescues and cares all types of native wildlife, but specializes in reptiles. Animals that we receive or rescue can be either sick, injured, abandoned, confiscated or surrendered.

For further assistance or information if you have found an injured reptile, please do not hesitate to contact us. We do have a list of other reptile removalists that may be able to assist, if we cannot.

If you have found injured marsupials or birds, call the Wildcare Helpline instead on (08) 9474 9055.

Snakes are frequently attacked by cats (targetting juveniles), dogs, run over by vehicles and injured by people. We have also rescued snakes with their heads stuck in aluminium cans. Many snakes are sighted in backyards, especially following fence lines in an attempt to try to find its way out. If a snake is sighted in the house, it is important that you watch it from a safe distance and if possible get someone else to ring for assistance. If you cannot do this, then ensure all pets are inside and keep watching from a safe distance. The reptile will either find a safe place to hide (then it can be removed by a professional) or simply find its way out.

Bobtails are mainly hit by vehicles, attacked by dogs or cats and injured by lawnmowers, whippersnippers or bushfires. Bobtails are the most common reptile we receive being sick or injured and the number of those being attacked by dogs and cats increases each year.

Birds (including nocturnals) are commonly found on the side of the road after being hit by a car. Baby birds attempting their first flight often fall to the ground.


Marsupials (kangaroos, wombats, possums) are frequent victims of accidents involving vehicles and can be found on the side of the road. Most joeys survive the accidents and can be found inside their mother's pouch.

If you find an injured reptile (or you would like a reptile to be relocated) and require assistance, please contact us. For birds and marsupials, please call the Wildcare Helpline instead on (08) 9474 9055.


Want to do your bit to protect the environment and to help us treat sick and injured fauna?


Drive slowly and carefully on the road from dusk to dawn when animals are mostly active. Also, pay attention to some species being active during the night in warmer months.


Keep the environment clean by disposing rubbish responsibly in adequate bins and avoid littering.


Be aware of small mammals and reptiles that may be hiding in the tall grass in your backyard, double-check the area before starting mowing or whipper-snipping.


Be responsible with your pets. Teach your dog to leave wildlife alone. Leave cats indoors.


Hog's Breath Cafe Kelmscott has generously offered our centre to be a part of their community cash program. For every $30 you spend you can ask for a $5 community cash card. Once we have enough cards, we can cash them in for money to help us pay for the care and treatment of such animals!


As we do not receive any funding, this is very exciting for us and hopefully can enable us to build much needed hospital boxes and to upgrade our rehabilitation facilities!


Please think of us when you are dining at Hog's Breath Cafe Kelmscott.


Recent environmental developments have left three black cockatoo species endangered and vulnerable.


Ecologist and long-distance runner, Rankin Salinas, ran the iconic Cape to Cape Track - from Cape Leeuwin lighthouse to Cape Naturaliste lighthouse (135km), in less than 24 hours on the 28th-29th of March 2020.

Rankin and his student-led team are using the run to help raise $10,000 for Nature Conservation Margaret River Region’s Black Cockatoo Conservation Program. This program will help us to understand how three black cockatoo species use the landscape within the Margaret River Region and to understand how the birds use roost sites, water holes and feeding sites throughout the year.

Visit their FB page at https://www.facebook.com/Cape2CapeCockyRun to know more about this project. Additionally, if you would like to support their work and make a donation, you can head over to their fundraiser page at: http://gf.me/u/xifcz8

Multiple facilities are available to ensure visitors have a pleasant day with us at the Centre.

Cater for disabled persons: wheelchair access and ramps throughout the Centre.

A range of items from books to figurines to purchase after your visit.

Birthday parties and small social functions can be held at the centre. Undercover sitting area available.