We rescue, rehabilitate and when possible release injured and displaced wildlife. The generosity of time and effort from our volunteers help us achieve our mission.

Here you'll direct all of your efforts towards the long term rehabilitation of animals. Experience hands-on volunteering with cheetahs, baboons, big cats and much more!

Hands on work with baboons. Care for orphans, facilitate bonding to surrogate baboon mothers, prepare food & milk, clean enclosures and experience life in South Africa.

Care for the children at the baby home that were abandoned or orphaned and give them lots of love and attention until they can return to their relatives or get adopted.

North Bali based NGO working with volunteers and local communities to restore and protect its coral reef ecosystems.

As part of our local animal shelter, you'll be responsible for a variety of activities such as feeding, maintenance and engaging with animals!

Our health projects offers a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to become familiar with the challenges and health issues of developing countries.

This elephant sanctuary gives refuge to domesticated elephants who have been rescued from a life of working on the streets or logging.

We need people who love animals and want to support us in rescues, rehabilitation process and medical treatments, also implement enrichment programs for them!

Barefoot Conservation Research Assistants will undertake Manta Ray research & Reef Check surveys, while contributing to our Community Projects, like English Teaching,

Give your contribution towards wildlife monitoring & conservation; learn about animal behaviour, reserve management and anti-poaching while living a lifetime experience!

Volunteer at a Creche or Kindergarten in Cape Town with infants and children up to 6 years of age.

Join our team looking after the horses, improving the sanctuary and promoting equine welfare whilst working on your force-free horsemanship skills.

We have a variety of wildlife shelters in country Australia. These shelters rely on volunteer support to help care for the 100s of injured and sick animals.

MRCI's Marine Conservation volunteers are involved in a variety of projects focused on the protection of the marine ecosystem in Madagascar.