New Zealand Wildlife Health Centre

A primary activity of the New Zealand Wildlife Health Centre is the advancement of understanding of diseases of wildlife through the application of collaborative research techniques. The mission of the wildlife diagnostic service is to protect the health and welfare of captive and free-living wildlife and New Zealand biosecurity through the application of high quality and timely diagnostic pathology services. We protect the welfare of sick and injured wildlife, promote the conservation of New Zealand native wildlife through the provision of high quality health care, and promote the health and welfare of wildlife through the provision training in best outcome health services.

Wildlife Clinical Service
Diagnostic Service
Wildlife Health Research