Volunteer at Animal Sanctuary
THAILAND > This project is in need of volunteers to help provide care and treatment of animals. There are many ways of getting involved and general volunteers require no qualifications.
Volunteering opportunities in Brazil
BRAZIL > GoBrazil offers volunteering placements as well as intensive Portuguese language course on the notheastern coast of Brazil in Maceió.
Animal Care Volunteer in the Caribbean
JAMAICA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO > As in many parts of the developing world, in the Caribbean it is not uncommon to find neglected and abused animals in areas of high poverty. There are very few organisations that work to rescue and rehabilitate animals that suffer.
Animal Care Volunteers
THAILAND > This small non-profit organisation is dedicated to the care of stray animals on the small tropical island of Koh Phangan.
Volunteer at an elephant sanctuary in Thailand
THAILAND > ElephantsWorld is a sanctuary for sick, old and abused elephants in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. We are looking for 1-month volunteers!
Alturas Animal Sanctuary Volunteer Program
COSTA RICA > The Alturas Animal Sanctuary is a brand new facility set up and created exclusively for all of the Costa Rican wildlife that may be injured or sick and in need of care and rehabilitation. Our ultimate objective is to help and then release these animals back into the wild once they are ready to return.
Thailand Gibbon Sanctuary
THAILAND > A magnificent country of idyllic beaches, tumbling forest landscapes, hospitable people and fantastic food. Experience this incredible destination whilst volunteering in a gibbon sanctuary where volunteers care for rescued gibbons.
Wild Animal Rescue in Peru
PERU > A wildlife rescue mission is currently underway in Peru and volunteers are needed between now and February to help with the day-to-day care of animals at a rescue centre.
Costa Rica Animal Rescue Project
COSTA RICA > Set between tropical Caribbean and Pacific coasts, Costa Rica is one of the most breathtaking countries in the world. Even though it covers just 0.03% of the world’s landmass, it is home to an incredible 500,000 species including jaguars, sloths, spider monkeys and five species of turtle.