Veterinary jobs Australia

Lort Smith Animal Hospital, Victoria has been dedicated to the care and welfare of animals and their owners for more than 70 years. The hospital was recently completely rebuilt and now has 8 consulting suites, 4 surgical theatres, a large dental and small procedures room, and 16 animal wards including a dedicated intensive care unit and isolation ward. The hospital also provides care for stray and unwanted animals, a dedicated cattery and kennels reunite or re-home thousands of cats and dogs each year. Veterinary job vacancies are advertised as they arise.

RSPCA Western Australia aims to prevent cruelty to animals by actively promoting their care and protection. Their vision is to be the leading authority in animal care and protection. Jobs with animals working for the RSPCA Western Australia are advertised on their website. Veterinary job vacancies are advertised as they arise.

RSPCA New South Wales aims to prevent cruelty to animals by actively promoting their care and protection. Their vision is to be the leading authority in animal care and protection. Jobs with animals working for the RSPCA NSW are advertised on their website. Veterinary job vacancies are advertised as they arise.

RSPCA Queensland RSPCA Queensland aims to prevent cruelty to animals by actively promoting their care and protection. Their vision is to be the leading authority in animal care and protection. Jobs with animals working for the RSPCA Queensland are advertised on their website. Veterinary job vacancies are advertised as they arise.

RSPCA Victoria aims to prevent cruelty to animals by actively promoting their care and protection. Their vision is to be the leading authority in animal care and protection. Jobs with animals working for the RSPCA Victoria are advertised on their website. Veterinary job vacancies are advertised as they arise.

RSPCA South Australia Volunteers are a crucial component of the successful day-to- day running of the RSPCA. Up to 1000 volunteers work state-wide in Australia. Such a strong volunteer presence reflects community concern for community needs and ensures that a strong culture of animal welfare is maintained. At the RSPCA, volunteers are not required to have skills in any field, although this can be useful. The RSPCA recognises that people choose to volunteer for many reasons. Reliability, commitment and a concern for animal welfare are essential ingredients to an enjoyable volunteer experience at the RSPCA.