Found 12 Animal Welfare volunteering opportunities in Victoria VIC

First Responders: People to answer phone calls about injured native animals Support needed 7 days a week, several volunteers required.

We are looking for vibrant and enthusiastic volunteers to join our team to assist with the day-to-day running of the store over a six- or seven-day roster. Volunteers are responsible for sorting and selling pre-loved clothing, accessories, bric-a-brac etc.

Do you have a passion to work with your hands? Would you like a challenge and want to help a great organisation? If so, we'd love to hear from you!

Do you have a passion for second hand fashion and recycled items? Love working with others in an eclectic retail environment? If so, we would love to hear from you!

We are seeking a volunteer to fill the gap in our team in an all round busy position as Receptionist. Position involves Front of House, Shop Assistant/Customer Service roles.

The MAAW Op Shop is a a thriving and exciting place to volunteer. We have a wide range of items, and the role is never boring. If you are looking for connection and friendship, work experience, and a way to give back to your community while helping animals in need, this is the role for you! This Op Shop is COVID Safe and you will be required to take additional steps such as surface cleaning and hand hygiene in this role.

The laundry is an important area at GAWS it enable us to keep supply the animals with clean bedding. Many loads of laundry, hanging and drying, need up-keep throughout the day.

If you are an person who loves animals and has the time and energy to be in involved in the care and maintenance of rescue horses while they rehabilitate through our program to their true identity, we need your support.

If you are an person who loves animals and has the time and energy to be in involved in the care and maintenance of rescue horses while they rehabilitate through our program to their true identity, we need your support.

Lead a group of young people in adventure and fun, often outdoors.

Experience the joy of looking after a puppy while giving back to the community.

A great opportunity exists for an experienced Secretary to add value to a trusted not-for-profit organisation. The Secretary performs a key governance role within the organisation in both an advisory and a practical capacity, in particular; guiding FFARQ in meeting its formal requirements under its Rules of Association and ACNC; advising the President and other Committee members; overseeing and managing the Rules of Association of FFARQ in line with regulations, by laws and policies.