Volunteer: Volunteer CoordinatorWildCare is currently looking for a volunteer to help coordinate WildCare rehab and education volunteers, with a focus on managing volunteer and staff schedules. This role would field scheduling changes from staff and volunteers and manage making those changes within our volunteer management platform, Volgistics. This role would also assist with new volunteer orientations.
Organization: WildCare Inc. WildCare is currently looking for a volunteer to help coordinate WildCare rehab and education volunteers, with a focus on managing volunteer and staff schedules. This role would field scheduling changes from staff and volunteers and manage making those changes within our volunteer management platform, Volgistics. This role would also assist with new volunteer orientations.
Organization: WildCare Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 47404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Grant WriterWildCare is looking for a volunteer grant writer to assist in sourcing and applying for grants locally, as well as at the state and federal levels. This opportunity can be a hybrid schedule, with some on-site time required to understand the work and mission of the organization. Organization: WildCare Inc. WildCare is looking for a volunteer grant writer to assist in sourcing and applying for grants locally, as well as at the state and federal levels. This opportunity can be a hybrid schedule, with some on-site time required to understand the work and mission of the organization. Organization: WildCare Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 47404 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Animal Care Volunteers - WildlifeWildCare needs volunteers to help with animal care!
Wildlife rehabilitation volunteers assist in hands-on wildlife rehabilitation for ~1,500 animals annually. Tasks widely range depending on your interests! Every day is different and while volunteering you'll work under the direction of a licensed rehabilitator to provide care for a multitude of species. One day you might be assisting in giving fluids to a Great Horned Owl, another you might be learning how to tube feed orphaned rabbits. If tube feeding opposum joeys is less your style, some volunteers choose to prioritize keeping up with laundry and dishes. Volunteering is individualized to your preferences and wants. If you're timid around foxes but eager to save Eastern box turtles we are more than happy to work with your interests! Our goal for every animal that comes through our doors is releasing these animals back into their native habitat. Once that time comes you will have the opportunity to open the carrier and watch the opossums, skunks, snakes, birds, etc. that you've cared for go back into the wild. If this sounds like something you would like to do, every pair of hands that we have is another animal we're able to save. We look forward to having you on our team! If you are interested in saving wild animals, please fill out a wildlife volunteer application!MORE INFO ON VOLUNTEERING WITH WILDCARE: We hold permits at both state and federal levels which allow us to do this work Shifts are typically 3-4 hours long We also have opportunities in our education team, working with non-releasable animal ambassadors We rehabilitate opossums, skunks, rabbits, box turtles, bats, hawks, owls, vultures, foxes, bobcats, deer mice, and more! We are primarily volunteer-led with several part-time staff membersOrganization: WildCare Inc. WildCare needs volunteers to help with animal care!
Wildlife rehabilitation volunteers assist in hands-on wildlife rehabilitation for ~1,500 animals annually. Tasks widely range depending on your interests! Every day is different and while volunteering you'll work under the direction of a licensed rehabilitator to provide care for a multitude of species. One day you might be assisting in giving fluids to a Great Horned Owl, another you might be learning how to tube feed orphaned rabbits. If tube feeding opposum joeys is less your style, some volunteers choose to prioritize keeping up with laundry and dishes. Volunteering is individualized to your preferences and wants. If you're timid around foxes but eager to save Eastern box turtles we are more than happy to work with your interests! Our goal for every animal that comes through our doors is releasing these animals back into their native habitat. Once that time comes you will have the opportunity to open the carrier and watch the opossums, skunks, snakes, birds, etc. that you've cared for go back into the wild. If this sounds like something you would like to do, every pair of hands that we have is another animal we're able to save. We look forward to having you on our team! If you are interested in saving wild animals, please fill out a wildlife volunteer application!MORE INFO ON VOLUNTEERING WITH WILDCARE: We hold permits at both state and federal levels which allow us to do this work Shifts are typically 3-4 hours long We also have opportunities in our education team, working with non-releasable animal ambassadors We rehabilitate opossums, skunks, rabbits, box turtles, bats, hawks, owls, vultures, foxes, bobcats, deer mice, and more! We are primarily volunteer-led with several part-time staff membersOrganization: WildCare Inc. Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Organization Requirement: >16 years old Zip Code: 47404 Allow Groups: No |