Found 50 Working with Animals volunteering opportunities in Perth City

The Resident animal care volunteer, provides enrichment for resident animals to assist in maintaining the physical and psychological well-being of animals in captivity. Clean animal enclosures, Feed resident animals.

The wildlife hospital rehabilitation volunteer would be required to feed patients, partake in reptile husbandry, assist in washing and cleaning and care for needs of injured animals.

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.

Help with the growth of the WA Bat Network in bringing awareness to the conservation and preservation of these important species in Western Australia.

Are you passionate about native wildlife and enjoy interacting with people? Are you interested in learning about native wildlife from WA? The Wildcare Helpline is a telephone referral service operated by volunteers on behalf of the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and is based at WA Wildlife in Bibra Lake. We are seeking Wildcare Helpline Operators keen to learn and provide advice about wildlife and connect callers with appropriate organisations for further assistance.

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.

This position involves supervising volunteers, dealing with the public, answering queries and providing information over the phone and general cleaning duties.

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

Join a busy wildlife hospital dedicated to caring for all native species who are sick, injured, orphaned or displaced.

Outgoing and engaging personality willing to learn about wildlife and pass the knowledge on to others in an interactive manner. Conduct both onsite and off site educational experiences.

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

Do you live close to Victoria Park or come past on the way to work? Do you have an adequately fenced and dog proof house? Do you have no more than one pet dog already? If you answer yes, then you could be a part of supporting those with vision loss or disability through being a part of the journey of a lifechanging Guide or Assistance Dog. Our Bed and Breakfast Boarders provide a foster home and care for our young dogs in their formal training stage during evenings and weekends.

Guide and Assistance Dogs change lives. It is the independence and freedom offered by these dogs to our clients that keeps us going. Our Puppy Raisers look after an 8 to 10 week old puppy, in their home, for a period of 12 to18 months.

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.