Found 165 Animal Welfare volunteering opportunities in Australia

Finding new homes for lost and abandoned pets is what we are all about and to help showcase the personality of our animals we rely on their adoption photos to help tell there story. SDCH is are currently looking to grow our photography team, if you are photographer that has portrait experience and a love of animals - we need you!

Furry Friends Animal Rescue Organisation QLD, is a not-for-profit organisation that promotes animal welfare by providing temporary foster homes for homeless pets, adopting them to qualified homes and reducing overpopulation through the desexing of all animals. Furry Friends operates remotely, with animals being carefully placed with volunteer Foster Carers until they are adopted rather than operating a traditional shelter model. Our Foster Carers are volunteers who give up their time and home

About us Furry Friends Animal Rescue Organisation QLD, is a not-for-profit organisation that promotes animal welfare by providing temporary foster homes for homeless pets, adopting them to qualified homes and reducing overpopulation through the desexing of all animals. Furry Friends operates remotely, with animals being carefully placed with volunteer Foster Carers until they are adopted rather than operating a traditional shelter model.

We are seeking a motivated & passionate human to take care of social media, profiling sanctuary & rescue dogs, connecting with supporters & keeping them up to date with information & interactive associations, promote & inspire our organisation through marketing and be a valued team member

Foster Carers required to temporarily house abandoned pets in their private homes.

Located at Ourimbah, NSW: We are a Pets As Therapy charity and are often caring for foster dogs as well as our own. Managing a charity is so busy on a daily basis that we are seeking help, once per week for 2-3 hours with the dogs. No experience necessary but a deep love of dogs is essential.

Duties include feeding fish to pelicans; compering over microphone; spotting injured pelicans; handing out brochures etc. Work with team mates and rotate jobs, and even rescue injured pelicans. *** This opportunity comes to you via Volunteering Central Coast *** 02-4329-7122 Please ring us to make a phone or face to face interview so we can refer you for this role

This is a support role to the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital and the Foundation staff. This is an indoor & outdoor role assisting veterinary staff as well as visitor interaction. The primary focus of this role will be public education and awareness and also has a cleaning and hygiene component.

Native Arc is looking for volunteers who have a keen interest in native gardens and to assist in a variety of gardening related tasks included but not limited to weeding, planting, mulching, raking and general grounds maintenance.

Volunteers will work in the rehabilitation stages of the centre under the guidance of a registered wildlife rehabilitator or experienced volunteer until the wildlife are fit to be returned to the wild. Please kindly complete on-line application on Native Arc website to apply for role.