Over these days, you will be fully involved in the centre’s day-to-day operations, helping with any incoming cases and being ready for emergencies and medical intakes. You will assist with ongoing patients, supporting their care and monitoring progress as they recover.
As animals advance in their rehabilitation, you will help prepare them for release, including upgrading them to new enclosures and fitting tags or identification rings. You will also gain hands-on experience in diagnostics, such as radiology, blood analysis, and other medical procedures.
In addition, you could participate in advanced rehabilitation techniques, including laser therapy and enrichment programs, learning how veterinarians and caretakers work together to give wildlife the best chance of returning to the wild.
Each day offers a unique experience — no two days are the same — and a mix of practical work, problem-solving, and direct contribution to conservation in action.
This is your chance to ask questions, observe procedures up close, and receive a wealth of knowledge in wildlife medicine and conservation. There is a 2-week minimum, but we highly recommend staying longer — the more days you spend at the centre, the more experience you could gain and the wider variety of species you could encounter.