Toronto Cat Rescue has created the role of Intake Coordinator (IC) which will be focused on coordinating daily cat intake, transportation, and arranging intake related medical care. This position will work with key shelter and vet partners to ensure we are able and ready to bring in rescued cats, and manage logistics end to end.
Animal Care Jobs
Leash-Free Mississauga is seeking a vice president to join our board. Duties include serving as organization’s spokesperson, supervising zone representatives and data governance
Leash-Free Mississauga is seeking a director at large. Ideal candidate will have human resource experience.
Want to volunteer with your dog for a meaningful cause? Visit schools, senior communities, hospitals and non-profits and engage in the impactful work of animal therapy.
We are currently seeking volunteers to install and maintain the garden and landscape on the property of the Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C.
AECFV Transport Drivers are accountable to the Support Centre’s staff and volunteers for responding to transport requests on Saturdays and representing Wildlife Rescue to partners and the public in a positive and professional way.
The Rescue Volunteer is accountable to the Support Centre staff for following direction, Health & Safety protocols, assisting with capture and safely executing the rescue plan as it is communicated to them. They are expected to ensure the highest standards of practice are achieved and maintained in accordance with the mission, vision and values of WRA, and to ensure adherence to all policies and legal requirements. All data and information will remain the property of Wildlife Rescue and be treat
Abbey Cats Adoptions is looking for caring and committed foster parents who can provide a safe and loving indoor home for cat(s) until adopted.
The Bark Counsellor is the most involved position on the BARK team. They counsel fosters and adopters from the start of the foster process through the adoption, based on their caseload of animals. They are incredibly organized, a strong communicator, an intuitive interviewer with good decision-making skills to be able to match the right animals to the right people. They are strong supporters who advocate for the best interest of our animals.
A wildlife rehabilitation internship can open many doors! Whether you are hoping to work in the field of conservation, biology, or in veterinary medicine, this internship will provide excellent hands-on experience. Work with wildlife is a great asset on any resume and is one of the most rewarding experiences.
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