Here is a sample of the
volunteer jobs working with animals in Asia. For hundreds more
volunteer opportunities with over 600
Animal Welfare Organisations worldwide, please refer to the Working with Animals Ebook available to
download now!
Environmental and Wildlife Careerships
Looking to further you career in Environmental and/or Wildlife
Conservation? Whether you are looking to get into academic research or
get your hands dirty learning sustainable farming techniques, we can
help you find what you need. We have hand picked the most interesting
projects to further your career. These are 'cream of the crop’, with
more being added all the time. Wildlife and Conservation Volunteer Placements
Looking to get your hands dirty gaining experience in ongoing
conservation activities and research? These projects will get you the
knowledge and experience to get a foothold in the conservation sector.
Travellers Worldwide in Asia
offers many exciting ways for you to assist with animal projects in
China, Malaysia and Sri Lanka. From observing and caring for pandas, to
caring for native and threatened species, looking after orphaned
elephants and providing animal enrichment for a variety of animals. Get
involved helping orang-utans, forest reserve endangered species and
elephants. Read more…..
Conservation and Environment in India:
Our Conservation Project in India offers volunteers the opportunity to
work alongside local people, promoting organic agriculture, learning
about traditional medicinal plants, and teaching environmental
awareness to the community. Conservation in Cambodia and Thailand:
Projects Abroad offer Marine Conservation projects in both Cambodia and
Thailand. Volunteers will be trained to be Advanced scuba divers before
participating in work as varied as species monitoring; seahorse, coral
bleaching, fish reef surveys and reef fish surveys, beach clear ups and
giving environmental awareness workshops to the community. Veterinary Medicine in Mongolia: volunteers work at a pet hospital in Ulaanbaatar. Worldwide Experience- Conserve, Develop, Teach...
Worldwide Experience
strives to conserve what man is fast destroying- our own environment.
We organise volunteering placements in South Africa, Kenya, Malawi, Sri
Lanka and India, allowing you to get a hands-on, ‘behind-the-scenes’
experience at game reserves, rehabilitation centres and community
projects. Our experienced team will help place you on a project that
suits your needs the most. All the projects are set up with the needs
of the placement in mind, so whether darting lions, tracking cheetah,
teaching underprivileged children, or walking with rhinos, you are
making a real difference. Frontier job and career opportunities in the UK and
abroad Want to have
the best time of your life while gaining academic qualifications at the
same time? Join a Frontier expedition and saveendangered wildlife and
threatened ecosystems while gaining an A-level. Learn to run
expeditions and gain an AS-level. Teach English and get TEFL trained.
We have projects in Africa, Asia,
Fiji & the Pacific Isles, Indonesia, South and Central America, and
Nepal.
Thai Animal Rescue Foundation
The Foundation takes it's name from two dogs - Noi & Star rescued
from the island of Koh Tao, Thailand. On this island there is no RSPCA,
no PDSA, no animal's shelters, no sanctuaries, no medical care of any
kind for the animal population. Ravaged by mange, hungry and often
abused, many of them don't survive. With your help we can change this.
Volunteers required.
Animal Asia Foundation (AAF)
is a Hong Kong-based government-registered animal welfare charity, it
also has charitable status in UK, USA, Germany, China and Australia.
The AAF is devoted to the needs of wild, domesticated and endangered
species throughout the Asian continent. The mission of the AAF is to
improve the lives of all animals in Asia, end cruelty and restore
respect for animals Asia-wide. They currently have job vacancies at
their Bear Rescue Centre in China.
The Welfare of Stray Dogs (WSD) India
is a Mumbai-based organisation working to eradicate rabies and control
the street dog population in a humane, scientific way. Since 1989 they
have been carrying out a mass sterilisation programme for stray dogs,
volunteers are crucial to their worthwhile work.
Care for Dogs, Thailand
works to reduce the overpopulation of street- and temple dogs. This is
achieved through education, neutering, rescuing and offering medical
assistance. Assistance required by volunteers.
The Okinawan-American Animal Rescue Society, Japan works to rescue, care for, neuter and re-home animals. Voluntary help required.
Beijing Human and Animal Environmental Education Center (BHAEEC)
aims to alert and educate the public about animal protection, to nurse
and find homes for wounded and homeless animals and to spread knowledge
about animals. BHAEEC could not survive without the help of dedicated,
committed volunteers - fill out their online application form to apply
to volunteer.
The Tree of Life for Animals, India has several aims:
to create a rabies free environment, to create an environment where
stray animals can be free of suffering, to assist rural people with
veterinary help and to provide a mobile veterinary unit for use in
remote areas. They are on the lookout for volunteers – particularly for
vets to help their work.
For hundreds more
volunteer opportunities
with over 600
Animal Welfare Organisations worldwide, please refer to the Working with Animals
Ebook available to
download now!
