Volunteers are the heart of our community

We are looking for caring, committed individuals like you, to help our native wildlife on the North West Coast.

If you’re excited by the idea of making a real difference through wildlife volunteering and want to learn more, please review the information on this page and complete the form below to register your interest. We will then email you more details on our volunteer information session (location, parking etc) and confirm your attendance.

These sessions are a important first step in understanding the vital role you could play in supporting wildlife recovery efforts, and they provide valuable insight into what volunteering with us involves.

Please note: it is essential to complete the form below in order to secure your spot at one of our next information sessions.

  • The Wildlife Volunteer Role


    ⇒ Assist with daily cleaning of enclosures and facilities, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment

    ⇒ Prepare and distribute dietary prescribed meals

    ⇒ Help record wellbeing and general care of wildlife patients

    ⇒ Assist with handling animals under instruction by vet staff

    ⇒ Assist with admission/release of wildlife

    ⇒ Transportation of wildlife to/from wildlife rehabilitators

    ⇒ Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines to ensure the welfare of volunteers and wildlife

    ⇒ Support the team with other tasks, as required

  • Wildlife Volunteer Requirements

    Wildlife Volunteer Requirements


    ⇒ Must have reliable transportation

    ⇒ Passion for wildlife conservation and animal welfare

    ⇒ Comfortable working around unpredictable wildlife

    ⇒ Willingness to learn and follow all clinic protocols

    ⇒ Good communication and interpersonal skills

    ⇒ Ability to work both independently and with a team

    ⇒ Willing and able to commitment to regular volunteering schedule (minimum of a 4-5 hr shift per week OR per fortnight).

    ⇒ Be 18 years old or over and physical fit. (e.g. lift up to 20 kg)

    ⇒ Provide a police check and attend volunteer induction

  • The Rewards


    ⇒ Gain hands-on experience working with a diverse range of native wildlife

    ⇒ Develop new skills and knowledge in wildlife care and rehabilitation

    ⇒ Work alongside a dedicated and passionate team of vet professionals and experienced wildlife carers.

    ⇒ Contribute to the rescue and rehabilitation of injured and orphaned animals, making a meaningful difference and saving lives

    ⇒ Opportunity to participate in workshops and training

Volunteers make a real difference in the lives of our native wildlife, supporting their recovery and helping to protect our shared environment.