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Wildlife Rescue Australia (WRA) is a not-for-profit voluntary association, operating throughout Australia and staffed exclusively by home-based volunteers. It is dedicated to the rescue of Australian native animals, including birds and reptiles. WRA operates a national 24/7 emergency call centre for the rescue of native wildlife.

Wildlife Rescue Australia (WRA) is a not-for-profit voluntary association operating throughout Australia, staffed exclusively by home-based volunteers. It is dedicated to the rescue of Australian native animals and to this end operates Australia’s only national 24/7 wildlife emergency rescue call-centre. Please visit the Wildlife Rescue Australia website for more information on the organisation

KNITTERS AND SEWING CHAMPIONS TO MAKE DOG COATS AND BLANKETS FOR REMOTE POUND DOGS. ALL SIZES, ALL DESIGNS AND ALL COLOURS WELCOME. LETS BRING WARMTH, JOY AND COMFORT TO THE POUND DOGS ON OUTBACK WESTERN QUEENSLAND. MOST OF THESE LOVES HAVE NEVER HAD A COAT OR SOFT BLANKET TO SLEEP AND REST ON..

Help Us Fund the Movement to Save Native Wildlife This isn’t just another volunteer listing. This is your chance to be part of something bold, innovative, and urgently needed. Save Animal Now is already Australia’s largest and most accurate wildlife rescue directory, connecting people to help in real time. And we’re just getting started. Now, we’re looking for a driven fundraising and donor engagement volunteer to help us grow the impact—and the support—behind the scenes.

Save Animal Now (SAN) Make a real-world impact when it matters most. SAN is a not-for-profit building a trusted, safety-first online platform to help the public find the right wildlife rescue help fast. When animals are injured, time and accuracy matter. Our job is to remove confusion, dead ends, and unsafe advice. We are now seeking a skilled IT / Web Developer to help us strengthen, scale, and professionalise our platform as we expand across Australia.

Are you 16 or over and currently studying? EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES are available for You! * Boost your CV * Learn new skills* Compliment your studies* Make new connections * Make a Difference! Volunteering NQ is the leading volunteer resource centre in our region, promoting volunteer participation, connecting volunteers and providing training to strengthen the volunteer community. You are valued by our community and our community can help you too! #events #student #volunteer #connection

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.

Dogs Canberra Limited (DogsCBR) is a newly established not-for-profit organization committed to enriching public mental health and community wellbeing through dog-centred services. Our mission is to enrich lives through establishing compassionate connections to dogs. We're growing and it's time for a Project Manager to join our team!

Are you Social Savvy and passionate about Animal Welfare and Mental Health? Join PTSD Dogs as our Volunteer Social Media Coordinator! You'll play a crucial role in spreading inspiring stories, spread the word of our new training programs promote events, and grow our community. If you know your way around Meta Business Suite, LinkedIn we want to hear from you!

Esperance Wildlife Sanctuary Inc. need general volunteers to help with tree planting, weeding, brush removal, fence clearing, gardening, landscaping, social media and website development.

We’re searching for a PhD student to join our team! Contribute to applied research addressing urban wildlife challenges within the Australian Pet Welfare Foundation’s long-term Community Cat Program. This project evaluates humane, evidence-based management of free-roaming cats. Volunteers will support research that informs national policy, advances One Welfare outcomes, and improves understanding of relationships between cat populations, biodiversity, and community wellbeing.

The University of Newcastle has an independent Animal Care and Ethics Committee (ACEC) which oversees the care and welfare of animals used in research and teaching. The ACEC is made up of both academic members from the University and people representing a cross section of the community (e.g. lay people, veterinary scientists, animal welfare representatives). We currently have vacancies on the University’s ACEC for members.