Found 158 volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

Hi animal lovers! If you love your dog and want to share your time with the patients in the hospital, this position is for you! You must have own animal who is registered with an indemnified company and must be able to prove certification of training registration.

RDA Harvey are a charity providing therapeutic interactions with horses for people with a wide range of disabilities. If working with horses is your thing, then our highly qualified coach will train you, otherwise there are many other positions available to help with the running our organisation. New friendships, joy, motivation, mental and physical wellbeing are on offer if you join us, come try and see for yourself!

Volunteers required for grooming, feeding, tack maintenance, health and well being of the horses. A wonderfully rewarding role!

Would you like to be a Visitor Guide to watch for dolphins and assist in our Aquarium/Interaction Zone when the dolphins visit? We are looking for friendly people who smile a lot & enjoy chatting to our visitors, who are of a neat and tidy appearance and who are self motivated with a good work ethic and an eye for detail. You must be able to work as part of our team, but also to work without supervision and use initiative when required.

If you have a green thumb and a passion for animals, come join our close-knit team. We would love to have you on board. We have a great role for an assistant to help with gardening duties and to care for our chickens and guinea pigs.

To lead horses during lessons for riders with disabilities. (No experience needed). Time Required - 8.30am-12.00pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday

POOPS WA is an incorporated non-profit association staffed entirely by volunteers. Our volunteers are police-cleared and have a Working with Children Check and provide a range of services including home visits, dog walking and transport to/from vet clinics or boarding kennels. We cater specifically for people over 65 years of age – or palliative-care patients of any age – who have no relatives or friends willing or able to take responsibility for their pets in times of need.

Looking for a fun and rewarding way to spend your time both indoors and outdoors? Come join WA Wildlife's Rehabilitation program! Our program is perfect for anyone who loves wildlife and wants to make a difference in their lives. No prior experience is necessary - just a passion for conservation and animal welfare.

Do you have a passion for wildlife and a desire to make a difference in your community? Consider joining our team as an Op Shop volunteer! Our program is designed for individuals who want to support wildlife conservation efforts in Western Australia but not necessarily want to work with wildlife directly. We have stores in Hilton and Yangebup.

Are you an animal lover who prefers to work indoors? Then WA Wildlife's Recovery Ward program is perfect for you! Our program is designed for anyone who wants to make a difference in the lives of wildlife in need. No prior experience is necessary - just a passion for wildlife conservation.

Do you have a passion for helping others and want to make a difference in your community? Consider joining our team as a reception volunteer! Our program is designed for individuals who are friendly, outgoing, and have great communication skills.

The Wildcare Helpline is owned by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and managed by WA Wildlife. Are you passionate about wildlife conservation and want to make a difference in your local community but not necessarily work directly with wildlife? Join our team as a call centre volunteer and help us to provide advice and support to members of the public who have found sick or injured wildlife.

Are you a licensed veterinarian in Western Australia with a passion for wildlife medicine? Join our team as a volunteer wildlife veterinarian and help us to provide the highest standard of care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife at the WA Wildlife Hospital.

The primary responsibility of the role is to engage with staff to facilitate the implementation of The Salvation Army's WHS Management System and continually improve the safety culture. This will include providing support and guidance, along with conducting WHS audits, risk assessment and associated training.

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

We currently require Volunteer Foster Carers' to open their homes to cats & kittens, to give them a home while we search for their forever homes! If you have a love of cats and a spare room, this could be the purr-fect opportunity to help us out!

Would you like to assist us as we provide invaluable activities for people with a disability? You will be working with our horses; helping to lead or support riders in a lesson. No previous experience with horses is necessary, just the desire to make a difference.

Are you a horse person? Would you like to assist with the handling of the horses. Receive training in horse handling and stable work as well as how to work with people with some disability.

Are you handy around the home and yard? We need your skills to cover a range of repairs and maintenance to our centre, both inside and out, including animal enclosures and fencing.

We are seeking someone capable of completing some carpentry work to our Animal Sanctuary. This will offer a chance to get hands on and creative with the team, sharing your experience for a good cause. Your donation of time and skills will help us to complete the construction of a comfortable Animal Sanctuary with ample spaces for senior dogs and dogs with special needs.