Wildlife Recovery Volunteer
WA Wildlife - supported by Cockburn Volunteer Resource Centre
Advertised by Cockburn Volunteer Resource Centre
As a Recovery volunteer, you'll be responsible for helping our sick and injured patients recover so they can transition into our rehabilitation programs. Joining our Recovery Ward program is a truly rewarding experience that has a direct impact on sick and injured wildlife.
About WA Wildlife WA Wildlife a non profit organisation that provides medical care and rehabilitation services for injured native wildlife in the south metropolitan region. Native Arc receives injured wildlife from a range of sources including the general public, veterinary clinics, local councils, rangers and other wildlife centres.
WA Wildlife believes education of the public in environmental sustainability will assist in the ongoing conservation of native birds and animals and supports the development of strategic partnerships and programs to enhance and expand critical wildlife habitat
Key tasks
- Cleaning cages, vivariums, aviaries or other housing facilities *Washing dishes, laundry, perches and equipment *Sweeping, and mopping of Hospital facilities *Handling a variety of animals *Weighing animals Husbandry and enrichment maintenance *Record keeping *Administering fluids and food via syringe or tube Administering non-prescription medications
Volunteer Benefits As a volunteer, you'll be responsible for helping our sick and injured patients recover so they can transition into our rehabilitation programs. Joining our Recovery Ward program is a truly rewarding experience that has a direct impact on sick and injured wildlife.
Please note This position is advertised by the City of Cockburn Volunteer Resource Centre on behalf of the organisation above.