Found 8 Working with Animals volunteering opportunities in Australia

The Kokoda Youth Foundation is a dedicated and passionate non-profit organisation committed to running experiential youth programs, which help young people gain physical and mental resilience, confidence, and instill in them the values of Courage, Endurance, Mateship and Sacrifice through the story of the Kokoda Campaign in 1942. The Kokoda Challenge is a signature event that embodies these values and is the main fundrasing avenue for the Kokoda Youth Foundation.

Would you and your friendly, well trained dog make the perfect Pet Therapy team at Mater? We are currently seeking dedicated volunteers and their dogs to join Mater’s Pet Therapy Program. Applicants must have a suitable dog they can bring with them to the program. Free parking for volunteers!

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.

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

Bring your pet along to Braeside Hospital on a regular basis so that our patients can enjoy their company. See what a difference your furry friend can make!

Tidy up of the cross country course includes mowing, painting, picking up of sticks, fence repairs and whipper snippering.

Our volunteers are part of a dynamic team working together to deliver the best possible service to as many clients as possible. Equestrian and non-equestrian roles available Training is provided. Come and find out how you can fit in to our great team

Bring along your good natured pet and spend time chatting with patients at Greenwich Hospital. You’ll see what a difference your furry friend can make.