Found 7 Animal Welfare Disability Support, volunteering opportunities in Australia

This type of volunteer provides a high standard of care for Seeing Eye Dogs puppies/or dogs in the volunteer’s own home as approved and agreed by Seeing Eye Dogs. The volunteer will also teach basic obedience (under the guidance of a Seeing Eye Dogs Puppy Development Trainer), house manners, eating and toileting on command, and socialise puppies in many different places (restaurants, cinemas, cafes, shopping centres, supermarkets, etc) and walking on lead in a relaxed manner.

This type of volunteer provides a high standard of care for Seeing Eye Dogs puppies/or dogs in the volunteer’s own home as approved and agreed by Seeing Eye Dogs. The volunteer will also teach basic obedience (under the guidance of a Seeing Eye Dogs Puppy Development Trainer), house manners, eating and toileting on command, and socialise puppies in many different places (restaurants, cinemas, cafes, shopping centres, supermarkets, etc) and walking on lead in a relaxed manner.

Happy Paws Happy Hearts is looking for driven, caring and capable volunteers to join our team of passionate change-makers at our Toowoomba campus. Get the best of both worlds by spending time with shelter animals and making our program participants smile!

McIntyre Centre offers an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in providing ongoing, regular volunteering assistance to help children and adults living with disability.

We are seeking wonderful volunteers who can prepare horses for lessons, leading horses in lessons and horsemanship with horses. Not all positions require full hands on horse work, there are assistance roles, cleaning out yards, grounds maintenance, helping with lessons and many more other roles required. Our accredited coaches and specially trained volunteers individually tailor a range of therapeutic, educational and recreational activities. Age Range: 14 to 85.

This volunteer role focuses on providing a high standard of care for Seeing Eye Dogs (puppies or adult dogs) in the volunteer’s own home. The volunteer will also teach basic obedience (under the guidance of a Seeing Eye Dogs Puppy Development Trainer), house manners, eating and toileting on command, and socialise puppies in many different places (restaurants, cinemas, cafes, shopping centres, supermarkets, etc,) and walking on lead in a relaxed manner.

Saving Animals from Euthanasia (SAFE) is a pioneer in providing foster care to companion animals in need since 2003. We have set up a network of temporary foster carers who open their homes to homeless cats and dogs whilst permanent homes are sought. We have developed 12 branches across WA and have a Committee that oversees the branches.