Found 43 Animal Welfare volunteering opportunities in Perth City

The General volunteer will complete general duties as required/requested on a shift (or around Kanyana) under the direction of the Shift Supervisor or Team Leader. Help with a variety of tasks: wherever you are needed that day.

If you love cats and want to help with rescuing them then this role is for you! Assist with finding cats the best foster homes and work within a team of like minded cat lovers.

WA Wildlife's Recovery Ward program is for anyone interested in rehabilitating wildlife (there are no pre-requisites). Recovery Ward volunteers need to attend a minimum of one shift per week (8.30am - 2.30pm or 2.30pm - 8.30pm). Volunteers will work in our wildlife hospital under the guidance of one of our Veterinarians and/or an experienced volunteer.

WA Wildlife's Reception program is for anyone with a passion for wildlife and the environment and enjoys interacting with people.

Greeting visitors, answering the telephone, selling items that are in reception, photocopying and occasionally using the computer. Tidying the Reception area.

Animal Protection Society requires reliable, hardworking, competent people wanting to be Shift Supervisors for the Dog Section.

WA Wildlife’s Gardening & Maintenance Volunteer program is for anyone interested in supporting wildlife conservation and enjoys working outdoors.

Wildlife veterinarian opportunity in Perth Western Australia.

Wildlife veterinary nursing opportunity in Perth Western Australia.

WA Wildlife’s Recovery Ward program is for anyone interested in rehabilitating wildlife (there are no pre-requisites) and prefers to work indoors.

WA Wildlife's Reception program is for anyone with a passion for wildlife and the environment and enjoys interacting with people.

WA Wildlife’s Rehabilitation program is for anyone interested in rehabilitating wildlife (there are no pre-requisites) and enjoys working outdoors.

We are keen to hear from people interested in volunteering with us.

Pets of Older Persons (POOPS) - Assisting the elderly look after their pets for the health and happiness of both the owner and pet e.g. dog walking, animal feeding, transport to/from vet appointments.

We are in need of more dog walking volunteers! If you are an animal lover and want to help our community care for and stay together with their beloved pets, come join our team of amazing volunteers! You are matched up with a client as close as possible to your home (or work) and to a dog breed and type you feel comfortable with. Giving a small amount of your time will enrich and benefit the lives of dogs of all ages. How beautiful is that!

WA Wildlife’s Op Shop volunteer program is for anyone interested in supporting wildlife conservation but not necessarily wanting to work directly with wildlife.

Are you a skilled HR or Psychology worker who is comfortable leading a team? Are you looking to utilise your skills to contribute to a not-for-profit organisation that promotes animal welfare? A great opportunity exists for an experience HR Team Leader to lead the HR Team and assist with increasing the effectiveness of the organisation's HR team. The HR Team is responsible for recruiting high performing volunteers to allow us to rescue a greater number of animals.

The secretary is responsible for the documentation and communication of the activities within the FAR Committee. The secretary is the primary administration officer of the Committee and provides the links between the Committee, members and outside agencies. Amongst the Secretary's tasks are to prepare agendas, prepare and distribute minutes, and manage both ingoing and outgoing communication.

Wildlife Rescue Australia (WRA) is a not-for-profit voluntary association, operating throughout Australia and staffed exclusively by home-based volunteers. It is dedicated to the rescue of Australian native animals, including birds and reptiles. WRA operates a national 24/7 emergency call centre for the rescue of native wildlife.

RSPCA NSW volunteer branches and Supporter Groups play a vital role in supporting communities through desexing programs, fundraising initiatives, education and more.