animal volunteer work australiaHere is a sample of the
volunteer jobs working with animals in Australia. For hundreds more
volunteer opportunities with over 600
Animal Welfare Organisations worldwide, please refer to the Working with Animals Ebook available to
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Projects include working in a centre caring for injured, orphaned,
displaced or sick animals and interacting with native animals such as
koalas and kangaroos, in their natural habitat. Gain training as a
wildlife park assistant, helping and educating the daily visitors and
working as part of a dynamic team at the forefront of wildlife tourism
where the funds go towards helping the wildlife. Read more…. EcoTraining Field Guide and Specialist Courses
EcoTraining Australia's mission is to develop the most professional
nature guides in Australia to support the country’s attraction as one
of the world’s top ecotourism destinations.ACT, Rescue and Foster (ACT) aims to save and improve the lives of dogs in the Canberra region through the rescuing and rehoming of unwanted dogs, educating the community about responsible dog companionship and working with local pounds to help achieve, develop and implement minimum destruction policies and procedures. Volunteers can assist with fostering, transportation, marketing, etc. Animal Rights and Rescue (ARRG) New South Wales is a no kill, foster care, self funding group that cares for animals in need. They currently require volunteer foster carers. For Australian Wildlife Needing Aid (FAWNA) is a volunteer wildlife rescue and rehabilitation service for injured and orphaned native wildlife operating on the mid north coast of NSW. They strive to rehabilitate native wildlife for return to their natural environment, to relocate native wildlife which is under threat or causing distress to the public into a natural habitat for that species, to train volunteer members to carry out the rescue and care of native wildlife and encourage protection of the environment and to review policies and initiate actions in pursuit of its objectives and aims. Help for Wildlife, Victoria offers a 24 hour state wide emergency service to members of the public who seek advice or information about caring for wildlife. All operators are highly trained and familiar with wildlife emergencies. They are the largest provider of wildlife help within Victoria, handling over 18,000 calls annually. Their site contains information on wildlife caring and about volunteering to assist animals and wildlife. They offer to help volunteers to find their closest animal shelter in need of voluntary help. Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is committed to the protection and welfare of native wildlife. Kanyana is run entirely by volunteers from the local community, with the generous support of local businesses. It takes over 100 volunteers to cover two shifts per day, every day of the year. The day-to-day activities of the volunteers provide for all of the needs of the animals and the operation of the centre. Specific tasks include nursing and feeding sick and injured birds and animals, cleaning and maintenance, administration and public education. They have a comprehensive volunteer programme with more information on their website. NSW Animal Rescue has a no kill policy and is staffed by volunteers. They care for small breed, special needs animals. They offer boarding of animals for owners who are elderly, in hospital, nursing homes and refuges. We are able to assist with the care of the animals by providing practical assistance, food, medications and veterinary treatment. In addition, they rescue animals from pounds and shelters in Sydney, NSW. The organisation welcomes new volunteers and particularly needs foster carers. The Oceania Project is a not-for-profit, research and information organisationdedicated to raising awareness about Cetacea (Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises) and the Ocean Environment. They are asking for participants for their Internship Program aboard the Annual Whale Research Expedition. VetCharity Organisation (VCO) VetCharity is an Australian based, not-for-profit, incorporated organisation established by volunteer vets. Vetcharity helps set-up and run animal welfare programmes in developing communities of the Asia-Pacific region, and coordinates veterinary volunteer work on projects throughout the region. The Victorian Animal Aid Trust is an Animal Welfare organisation dedicated to the care of all lost, unwanted and abused animals, and is bound by the Code of Practice for Animal Shelters. Voluntary animal jobs are described on their website. Young Animal Protection Society, Queensland cares for homeless and unwanted dogs and cats in the Cairns area. The overall goal of the organisation is to provide a service aiming at excellence to the Cairns and surrounding district in the area of animal welfare. Volunteers are required to assist tem in numerous ways. For hundreds more volunteer opportunities with over 600 Animal Welfare Organisations worldwide, please refer to the Working with Animals Ebook available to download now!
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