Minton Farm Animal Rescue

My partner and I arranged to meet Bev to surrender a small Musk Lorikeet that had been injured. Bev agreed to meet us after hours as we were keen to see if Sparky could fly but unfortunately he was unable to. He was introduced into a large cage with rainbow lorikeets. I rang Bev 2 weeks later and was informed that Sparky was doing well but would need to stay as he could not forage for food. We are very grateful to Bev and her teem of volunteers and helpers for their dedication to injured wildlife.

Outstanding work done for the Nations Wildlife in need, and much time and efforts taken during bushfires that destroyed parts of Kangaroo Island some years previous. Considerable time and efforts are given by many Compassionate People here, Godbless All Volunteers of Minton Farm, your Service is felt and appreciated Please donate generously if you can

Thank you for providing an incredible service to our community and, most importantly, the wildlife. It is so appreciated, and I have nothing but admiration for the work you do.

Bev and Glenn are my grandparents and I am very gratefull for the grandparents I could ever hope for ❤ Love you guys!

Such a lovely sanctuary for our native animals. Bev and the gang do a marvellous job and I thank you from the bottom of my heart. xxx

Such kind caring people.

If a person has an injured animal or bird they accept them if you drop them off. I had seen a very big baby Magpie, like a toddler who seemed happy but with a sore foot. I wanted info on someone who could catch it and take it to animal rescue place. I think its mother had gone but don't really know. Minton Farm Animal Farm provides a great service. They help raptors among others and have a big flying space for them and are building more. I think the Magpie wandered over the road. Minton Farm Website had lots of useful info