animal volunteer work uk
Here are some of the volunteer opportunities working with animals that
are offered in our guide. For hundreds more opportunities in over 600
Animal Welfare Organisations worldwide refer to our Working with Animals Ebook available to
download now!
Volunteer jobs with animal welfare organisations can vary from helping
with kennel duties, assisting with fund raising events, carrying out
wildlife surveys, or working on specific projects. The Working with
Animals Ebook Guide gives direct links to animal welfare and rescue
charities that offer a range of interesting volunteering opportunities
- there are an amazing variety of voluntary jobs available. Many animal
charities exist on limited funds and therefore voluntary workers are
much needed and appreciated. All of the organisations offer voluntary
placements and occasionally have permanent paid positions.
As an animal job or volunteer seeker, you may also wish to take a look
at our information section on working
for an animal charity.
Ashbourne Animal Welfare was established in 1988
and is dedicated to the rescue and re-homing of stray and unwanted cats
and dogs. They provide neutering and veterinary care before re-homing.
Volunteer assistance required.
Animal
Accident Rescue Unit (AARU) is a Nottinghamshire based charity run
by volunteers that is committed to rescuing animals by providing a
transport service for sick and injured animals and birds and re-homing
where possible. Contact to assist as a volunteer.
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home has been rescuing
lost and unwanted dogs since 1860 and cats since 1883. The organisation
works to rescue, rehabilitate, re-unite and re-home dogs and cats.
Volunteers required.
The Blue Cross aims to: ensure the welfare of
animals by providing practical care, highlight the benefits of
companionship between animals and people and promote a sense of respect
and responsibility towards animals in the community. The organisation
provides support to the nation's pets and their owners by: treating
pets whose owners cannot afford private veterinary treatment, finding
permanent homes for unwanted or abandoned animals and educating the
public in responsible animal ownership. Volunteers required.
Bristol Dogs and Cats Home founded in 1887, the
Home has grown in size and many improvements have been made to house a
variety of animals. What started as a shelter just for dogs, now
accommodates cats, rabbits, ferrets, birds and other small animals.
Volunteers required to help with dogs walking.
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