• Goolwa South Australia
• Category: Animal Welfare
• Types of work: Administration & Office Management, Retail & Sales

The Wildlife Welfare Organisation (WWO) is looking for a motivated and energetic volunteer to take overall responsibility for Managing our two fundraising Op Shops in Goolwa and Victor Harbor. Each year WWO rescues and rehabilitates over 1000 injured native birds and animals on the Fleurieu Peninsula and the lower Murray, and our Op Shops are a vital part of our fundraising efforts to support our work.

• Encounter Bay SA, Victor Harbor SA, Goolwa SA
• Category: Animal Welfare
• Types of work: Administration & Office Management, Retail & Sales, Working with Animals

We are a volunteer based, not for profit organisation providing a free 24/7 community service committed to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife on the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. 100% of money raised through our op shops goes to rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife. Our two Op shops located in Victor Harbor and Goolwa are looking for more fun loving and happy volunteers to join our team.

• Goolwa South Australia
• Category: Animal Welfare
• Types of work: Driving & Transportation, Working with Animals

Wildlife Welfare Organisation is a volunteer based, not for profit organisation providing a free 24/7 community service committed to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife on the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. We are currently needing wildlife rescue ambulance drivers to transport injured and orphaned wildlife to and from our rescue centre and treatment locations.

• Goolwa South Australia
• Category: Animal Welfare
• Types of work: Working with Animals

Wildlife Welfare Organisation (WWO) is a volunteer based, not for profit organisation providing a free 24/7 community service committed to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife on the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. We provide an important social and humanitarian response to wildlife injuries caused, in the main, by human impact.