THAILAND > If we can't find volunteers by 20 May, I have no choice but to close my dog sanctuary and foster home! Accommodation is free. It is located on the beach in beautiful Songhla in the south of Thailand. Thai Street Paws Rescue is a charity organization that was started to aid Songkhla's street dogs in their plight to find food, shelter, medication, and positive human socialization in hopes finding loving, forever homes.
BRAZIL > GoBrazil offers volunteering placements as well as intensive Portuguese language course on the northeastern coast of Brazil in Maceió.
COSTA RICA > This wildlife sanctuary in Costa Rica provides care and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned wildlife, and then releases them back into the wild. Facilities include a non-primate / quarantine habitat, enclosed habitats that encompass trees, and an open canopy habitat.
THAILAND > Thai Street Paws Rescue is urgently seeking the help of volunteers. If you have common sense, love dogs, the beach and a small town vibe, please read on.
FRANCE > Le Petit Refuge is a registered non profit charity. A peaceful horse sanctuary for neglected, abandoned equines situated in the beautiful Brenne natural park in central France. We currently have 27 rescued horses, ponies & donkeys all now living la belle vie on 20ha.
HUNGARY > “Pet Finders Rescue Dogs ” team from Little Nosesland association is looking for several long term volunteers minimum one year, who love to be surrounded with dogs and will help taking care of our dogs.
THAILAND > Currently we are looking for Volunteers for medium to long term stays. Looking for people that have traveled already in Thailand before arriving here.
AUSTRALIA > We're an entirely volunteer run animal shelter in rural New South Wales and have been a registered charity since 2012.
THAILAND > Rescue Paws, a not-for-profit organisation, who aim to care for stray dogs in Hua Hin District, Thailand. Our main mission is to reduce the overpopulation crisis faced by the country through sterilisation and education programmes.
THAILAND > Rescue Paws welcomes the help of volunteers from all backgrounds! On-site help is always needed as the project is growing and requires constant attention and hard work in areas of maintenance and also the treatment of street animals.