Found 8 Working with Animals volunteering opportunities in Australia

We are seeking several volunteers to join us here at OzFish. The program is called Creekwatch and the position involves coming out each Wednesday to monitor several creeks systems in the Townsville region. #enviroment#fisheriesmonitoring#creekwatch#recreationalfisheries

Native wildlife needs your help. Rescue sick and injured birds, possums, lizards, turtles and frogs, and transport them to a vet for urgent assessment and treatment.

In honour of World Oceans Day 2023, we are celebrating our marine ecosystems at Hawthorne Reserve in Ramsgate for a Sustainable Skincare Making Workshop with Sage Cosmetics Coaching. Join us on our journey to reduce our impact and learn how to create professional-style, zero-waste, natural skincare from scratch. A light catered morning tea will also be provided.

Do you have the time and skills to assist in our office? We are seeking a volunteer to assist in the office with general office duties. Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to wildlife conservation. We care for sick, injured, orphaned, and displaced wildlife; breed threatened species; conduct training and research; and educate schools and community.

Do you have an interest in horses and helping children learn to ride? This position would be perfect for you. No previous experience with horses is necessary, just the desire to make a difference.

Do you have a Pet Environment Interest/project?, Do you have a Pet Environmental Peeve or Outrage? Would you like some action on what matters to you environmentally? The Busselton Dunsborough Environment Centre Inc. (BDEC) is looking for keen and motivated people to take the bull by the horns and undertake projects that they are passionate about. BDEC will encourage you, support you and provide resources for you to undertake this, so turn your concerns into action at BDEC.

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

ACT Wildlife rehabilitates injured, sick and orphaned native animals to return them to the wild. Our interface with the public is our 24/7 phone. The day is broken into several shifts and you would be required to have our phone diverted to yours for a shift a week, a fortnight or month, depending on your availability. You will be working from home and have access to our online database to record calls.