Vet Jobs - Worldwide

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Egypt

ABUSIR, CAIRO - EQUINE/DONKEY New Position

Join Egypt Equine Aid: Seeking Experienced Equine Veterinarian

Location: Cairo, Egypt
Position Type: Full-Time
Experience Required: Minimum 5 years in equine clinical practice
Minimum Stay: 6 months
Remuneration: Competitive international salary based on UK veterinary standards and tailored to the applicant’s experience.
Accommodation & Meals: On-site accommodation provided; lunch and dinner included.
Insurance: Please note that health and travel insurance are the responsibility of the employee.
Application Deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

About Us:
Egypt Equine Aid (EEA) is an Australian-registered charity founded in July 2014, dedicated to improving the welfare of working horses and donkeys in Cairo, Egypt. Our free equine veterinary clinic provides essential medical care to animals suffering from injuries, illnesses, and neglect.

The Role:
We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Equine Veterinarian to join our team for mid- to longterm. This role involves providing comprehensive veterinary care to working equines, including emergency treatments, preventive care, and rehabilitation as well as training of junior veterinarians and horse handlers. You'll work closely with our team to ensure these animals receive the highest standard of care.

Key Responsibilities:

What you bring:

What we bring:

Application Process:
To apply, please submit your resume, a cover letter detailing your experience and motivation, and contact information for two professional reference to msacks@egyptequineaid.org.

For more information about our work, visit our website: egyptequineaid.org and  

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Cayman Islands

GRAND CAYMAN - SMALL ANIMAL PERMANENT OR LOCUM New Position

Full Time Veterinarian or 3 month Locum (from 1st June 2025 or when available)

$75-81k TAX FREE per year (there is no income tax in the Cayman Islands!) All the coffee you can possibly drink

We are hoping the right person will see this and think, oooohhh they sound fun - I like the beach/I don’t like income tax/I need a new job/tariffs – what tariffs?!

Want to work in paradise?

Come have some fun in the Caribbean! 

Grand Cayman - do we need to say more?!

We are a pretty new (open 1 year) small animal/exotics centre on a mission to change the veterinary experience for our two, three and four-legged guests, their caregivers and our work family!

Come on over, share our vision and add  your voice to making life better.

Why Work With Us?

Please click here to see photos! photos

Who We're Looking For

Have fun with a variety of different cases (there are no specialists in GC -  we get to see all the fun stuff!)

Perks & Benefits

If you would like to join a happy, diverse group who believe in a vet and pet friendly/low stress approach (minimum 45 minute appointments!); care about caregivers and their pets and want to practice high quality medicine in a friendly and zen atmosphere, shoot us a line at admin@345vets.com

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Canada

FOR SALE - VET PRACTICE IN THE KOOTENAY ROCKIES

Is practicing veterinary medicine just a part of your life? 
Tired of the urban rat-race?
Want an outdoor lifestyle? 
Ever considered emigrating to Canada?

The location: 

The practice is located on an acreage on the west shore of Kootenay Lake, nine km north of the village of Kaslo, nestled in the mountain ranges of southeastern British Columbia, Canada. The geography is dominated by the large, pristine lake and 2000-3000m heavily forested mountains.  The area is relatively sparsely populated, and is becoming a haven for urban refugees. 

The village of Kaslo has a health centre with 4 physicians, a K-12 school, an ice arena, tennis courts and baseball diamond.  A vibrant arts community thrives, with a renowned summer jazz festival on a floating stage.

The real estate:

The practice is located in the bottom floor of a 3 storey, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom  3600 sq ft home built in 1994.  A covered breezeway containing a hot tub and storage adjoins the house to an 800 sq ft shop with a kennel building underneath. A 1000 sq ft barn with hayloft is situated in the adjacent fenced pasture land.  The buildings are located on a 3-4 hectare parcel of land overlooking a  secluded beach on Kootenay Lake.

Please click here to see photos! photos

The practice: 

Established for 26 years, the practice serves the north end of Kootenay Lake, with the next closest practice 75 km to the south.  The practice is 95% small animal with some potential for expanded equine work in the area.  The clinic has separate bathroom, reception, exam, kennel, treatment, and surgery rooms.  Gas anaesthesia, monitors, new CBC and chemistry analyzers,and an older X-ray unit are in use.  Grooming and boarding facilities are present.  The clientele is loyal and appreciative.  Cases requiring referral can be sent to Washington State University vet teaching hospital across the border.  Two part-time assistants and a family member are currently employed.  Annual gross revenue is in the $600,000 range with a high net due to low overhead costs.

The opportunity: 

The home-based practice provides flexibility in time management, allowing a great work/life balance.  It would enable the prospective new owner to continue working while raising a family and allow the veterinary practice to be a family affair.  The area offers unparalleled and unrestricted access to outdoor recreation, with hiking, mountain biking, ATV’ing, swimming and boating in the summer and skiing, skating and snowmobiling in the winter. The current owner is planning to retire in the area and is willing to assist in the transition. The priority is to ensure that the community has continued access to veterinary services, so sale of the practice with inventory and equipment without the real estate would also be considered. 

Contact:   
Dr Pat Haegedorn
North Kootenay Veterinary Services Ltd
+1-250-353-7125
nkvet@kaslo.org

(ref 31964 - relisted 24th March)

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South Atlantic

STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS - VETERINARY OFFICER

An exciting opportunity exists in the South Atlantic for a full-time Official Veterinarian to join our small, busy and very varied practice in the Falkland Islands starting in September 2025

The Role

The Veterinary Services of the Falkland Islands Government invites applications for the post of Veterinary Officer – Public Health.

The position consists of a focus primarily on public health duties for the Competent Authority of the Falkland Islands. The public health duties include working in the EU approved Abattoir and in fishery establishments (annual audits and inspections of vessels). Support to upskill in fishery sector requirements will be given. Other duties include participation in disease outbreak preparedness and biosecurity policies and eradication of zoonotic disease programmes.  Travel to farms for farm audit visits will be required. This allows you to see a lot of the Falkland Islands and really be part of the agricultural community of the Falkland Islands.

Routine office hours are from 8am to 4:30pm, with a set lunch break between 12-1pm with some variations to hours during the busy slaughter season.

Please click here to see photos! photos

The Person

You should be a qualified Official Veterinarian and have at least 5 years’ OV experience working in food producing establishments or a similar field. Ideally that will include red meat EU approved establishments and a good knowledge of EU food producing legislation. Experience and a willingness to participate in and help review and develop disease outbreak response protocols, consider biosecurity and zoonotic disease eradication programmes would be advantageous.

You should be capable of working as part of a small dedicated team, be prepared to fill a varied role, and interact closely with the community of the Falkland Islands to help provide a complete, professional, clinical and public health Veterinary Service.

If you are the right candidate you will have an appreciation of the outdoors and wildlife and a sensible and enthusiastic approach to public health regulatory duties.

The Package

How to Apply

For more information on the post and how to apply online to join our team in a unique and breath-taking location, with penguins, dolphins and the wilderness just next door to your office, please visit our recruitment website: www.jobs.gov.fk.

Applications close Friday 30th May 2025.

If you have any questions about working for the Falkland Islands Government or would like further information about applying, you can find contact details at the above link or email zfowler@naturalresources.gov.fk

Job Description

The Working Environment

Falkland Islands Government (FIG)

The Falkland Islands is a British Overseas Territory, with full internal self-government.

As the largest employer in the Falkland Islands, we offer many unique and fulfilling job opportunities, across the full spectrum of public services. Our responsibilities include those typically managed by central government – taxation, legislation and policy, as well as those usually managed on a local level such as town planning, health and social services, and education. FIG also provides services specific to the needs of the Falkland Islands, such as fisheries research, power generation and the Government Air Service, FIGAS.

For more information about working for Falkland Islands Government, take a look at our recruitment microsite: www.jobs.gov.fk

The Falkland Islands

Set in the South Atlantic Ocean, around 400 miles east of South America and 8000 miles south-west of the UK, the Falkland Islands are a small, thriving community with a British way of life, benefiting from good local services, a varied social calendar and an absence of traffic jams!

The Falkland Islands’ stunning natural environment provides an unspoiled landscape and amazing wildlife to observe and explore, including penguins, whales and dolphins, all seen from the shore.

For those with a sense of adventure, it provides opportunities which are hard to match anywhere else in the world.

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Asia Pacific

SHA TIN, NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG - EQUINE New Position
the hong kong jockey club logo

Remarkable Careers at
The Hong Kong Jockey Club

Founded in 1884, The Hong Kong Jockey Club is a world-class racing club that acts continuously for the betterment of our society. The Club has a unique integrated business model, comprising racing and racecourse entertainment, a membership club, responsible sports wagering and lottery, and charities and community contribution. Through this model, the Club generates economic and social value for the community and supports the Government in combatting illegal gambling. In 2017/18, the Club made a record return to the Government of HK$22.6 billion in duty and profits tax and contributed HK$1.2 billion to the Lotteries Fund. Approved charity donations were HK$4.2 billion. The Club is Hong Kong's largest single taxpayer and one of the city’s major employers. Its Charities Trust is also one of the world's top ten charity donors. The Club is always "riding high together for a better future" with the people of Hong Kong.

Junior Veterinary Surgeon

This is an exciting opportunity for a junior clinician to join our team of 20 veterinary surgeons. The position will involve working for both the Department of Veterinary Clinical Services and the Department of Veterinary Regulation, Welfare and Biosecurity Policy, allowing the successful applicant to gain a thorough understanding and the practical skills related to all aspects of racetrack veterinary practice.

The position will be primarily based in Hong Kong, at the Sha Tin racing complex. In addition, you will provide veterinary cover on a rotational basis at the HKJC’s Equine Hospital located at Conghua Racecourse, which is in China, approximately 4 hours’ drive from Hong Kong. You will work closely with senior colleagues and there will be opportunities to gain valuable experience and develop practical skills in a busy, world-class racing environment. You will be encouraged to contribute to ongoing and future research projects. Accommodation will be provided.

The Junior Veterinary Surgeon is primarily responsible for:

Ideally, you should:

Benefits:
An attractive package based on an 18 months contract, including:

For further details about the positions, please contact Emmie Tong by whatsapp: (852) 2966-1007, email: Emmie.pk.tong@hkjc.org.hk

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KOROR, REPUBLIC OF PALAU, MICRONESIA - SMALL ANIMAL/WELFARE, MANAGING VET
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JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

Job Title: Managing Veterinarian

Salary: Full-time position, salary negotiable, plus annual benefits

Location: Palau Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), Republic of Palau

Duration: One year, with option for renewal. For the right candidate, alternative time periods may be considered.

Clients: The veterinary practice primarily treats cats and dogs, focusing on sterilization but also offers a full range of affordable medical services to the Palau community.

Job Description:
The successful applicant will:

Qualification Requirements:

Other requirements:

Employment Benefits:
One year contract, round trip air fare to point of hire for veterinarian (no family travel benefits), annual leave & sick leave, national health insurance, housing stipend.

Please click here to see photos! photos

To Apply:
Submit CV, copy of veterinary license, and cover letter outlining interests to Lori Colin at pawspalau@gmail.com. For more job details click here.

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KOH MAK, THAILAND - SMALL ANIMAL/WELFARE, VOLUNTEERS

Earliest Vacancy - June 2025

About Us:

Requirements:

The Work:

Potential Deal Breakers:

Accommodation:

Here is a short movie that shows what we do and who we are looking for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4hgKQvGKw8&feature=youtu.be

And here is the full 11-minute film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63nkBED8LQE&feature=youtu.be
The facility in the videos is our original facility, we are no longer on this piece of land. However, the island images are consistent.

To apply please contact our Clinic Director, Heather. Send your CV and state what opportunity you are interested in: kohmakanimalclinic@gmail.com

(relisted 7th May 2025)

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SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA - SMALL ANIMAL / VOLUNTEER POSITIONS New Graduates welcome

Social Enterprise practice in Siem Reap, Cambodia: Be spontaneous!

This is an opportunity for adventure, travel, giving back, experiencing different animal diseases, and a new culture.

As well as the never-a-dull-moment clinical work here, Siem Reap is such a fabulous destination and the adventure of a lifetime. Three well-travelled NZ vet friends (two generations) visited recently, and they all said It was the best holiday of their lives!

We do like it when people are here longer, but we also welcome shorter stays. Being comfortable with sole charge and with surgery is an advantage, but no experience is required for diseases found outside your own country. My staff will help you navigate the fascinating world of exotic diseases.

Please click here to see photos! photos

This opportunity would also suit someone who wanted to volunteer full time or 3-4 days per week longer term. You can learn a lot and give back while having plenty of time to explore Cambodia and bordering countries for the remainder of the week.

We may or may not have accommodation available depending on availability and length of stay. We are a small team of four doing much for our human and animal community and are not able to cover any volunteer related expenses.

Visit: www.siemreapvet.com (out of date - don't seem to find the time for this) , www.EROVAAT.org and to learn more about us.

Please email Dr Trish Johansen at tjnzcam@gmail.com with references, a CV, availability, and why you would like to spend time with us. Your interest in volunteering is valued and appreciated. I endeavour to reply quickly, but sometimes emails slip through the net - I need a PA. Please don't hesitate to resend if you don't hear back within a week.

Thanks for reading, and searching for opportunities to pay your education forward in an exciting way.

(ref 44708 - relisted 17th April)

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PORT VILA, VANUATU - MIXED PRACTICE FOR SALE OR LEASE New Position



VETERINARY CLINIC FOR SALE or FOR LEASE
*PORT VILA, VANUATU*

Need a lifestyle change to a great business, where there are no traffic lights?

Want to own a clinic on a tropical Island?

Website: www.vetvanuatu.com
Facebook page: veterinary clinic Vanuatu

Port Vila is a 3h flight from Brisbane, 5 hours from Sydney, 3 hours from Auckland, 1hour 20 minutes from New Caledonia & 2 hours flight from Nandi, Fiji.

Our privately owned clinic is about 80% small animal with the rest a mixture of horses, pigs, cattle and occasional goat, turtle, snake, rabbit & have even seen a dugong!

Please click here to see photos! photos

We have been successfully running in Port Vila for over 22 years and moved into a new, purpose-built building 2 years ago. There is an opportunity to expand into the beef cattle industry, with herd health as well as expansion into the area of Equine reproduction.

The veterinary clinic owners started and work very closely with SAM’S ANIMAL WELFARE for over 20 years. This involves weekly desexing clinics and more recently doing joint clinics with vets beyond borders (https://www.samsanimalwelfare.com/)

The horses we see are mainly stock horses and pleasure horses from the 2 riding schools in Port Vila.

The clientele is very diverse- from the local Ni-Vanuatu population as well as expatriates from many different countries including French, Australian, New Zealand, English, USA, Canadian, Chinese, etc. A proportion of the business is pet exports, for the repatriation of animals around the world. This includes the veterinary treatments, certificates, organising transportation, etc.

For Lease:

1.             Purchase the inventory and equipment- lease the building
2.             Good terms available.

For Sale:-

1.             Veterinary business + inventory
or….
2.             Veterinary business + inventory + clinic building.
Building is approximately 1km from centre of town and a very secure clinic (electric shutters) with a separate building containing a large storeroom and an extensive array of solar panels.

The owners are willing to provide advice.

Our story: we came to Port Vila 22 years ago with the intention of staying only one year. Vanuatu for us has turned out to be a particularly lovely place to raise a family; our three girls all went to a French School and now speak English, French and Bislama fluently. The clinic has provided us with a wonderful income, plus a very interesting and diverse social life in the Port Vila community. There are no traffic lights in Port Vila, and you can find plenty of time to swim, dive or go fishing, horse ride, play tennis, golf, or just track across any of the 84 islands of Vanuatu (originally called the New Hebrides) that stretch over 650km in the pacific.

For Inquiries, please contact Dr Karin O’Connor
E-mail: karin@vetvanuatu.com
Phone: +678 2570

(ref 52288 – listed 16th April)

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VIENTIANE, LAOS - SMALL ANIMAL New Position

Embark on an adventure with Animal Doctors International!

We all embark on our Veterinary career expecting it to be a rewarding, dream job. The reality can often be different and lead to frustration, disillusionment and even burnout.

At Animal Doctors International we are acutely aware of the dream vs reality. We endeavour to create an untouchable work-life balance to ensure you can do your best work with the animals we care for.

How?
4 day work week. Yes it includes emergency cover but we understand that this needs to be compensated. While overtime is rare, when it does happen – days in lieu are applied.

Facilities. Laos is our first hospital and is fully kitted out with in house blood machines, digital xray, ultrasound, gas anaesthesia, monitoring equipment, microscopy, fluid pumps, BP machines, cloud based software (paper free!), label printers!

Please click here to see photos! photos

Support. This is a hospital run by vets. We understand the pressures and demands of the job. We put patient care first. This means that we allocate up to 40 minutes per consult, ensuring clear communication with clients which helps develop trust between vet and client. This enables our vets to work up cases fully and create the best treatment plans. Our reception and junior vets are fully trained to ensure the day runs as efficiently and smoothly as possible. We have a team of 12 international vets and 20 junior vets with interests and certificates in different areas. This means that our vets always have a huge depth of experience and knowledge to draw on. With our cloud based clinical software and internal messaging system, our team can access cases and give advice and guidance no matter where we are based. We believe that the best patient care happens when our vets feel confident with the team around them. Our clinical director is always available and ready to step in when needed.

Outreach. Being based in a developing country, means that animal welfare is not always a priority. Fortunately, we have the opportunity to change that. We work with both local charities and international NGOs. Our vets regularly take part in TNR campaigns and also disappear into the jungle to take care of elephants when needed!

Fun. We have lots of fun. It's the only way to get through the day sometimes! Our team has a terrific sense of humour, especially when it comes to the hilarious miscommunications that naturally happen in a multicultural environment! After work drinks are compulsory and are always great craic!

As for the life part… that takes care of itself! We are spoiled living in South East Asia. All our hospitals are located in vibrant, chaotic cities with a profound history and unique culture. When we need a break from city life, a short flight can take you to mountain trekking in Vang Vieng or a white, sandy beach in Phuket. Our team is young and dynamic and loves to help our new arrivals settle in and experience the culture as a local should!

Perks:

Don't just take our word for it, here's what our Vets have to say:

"My journey with Animal Doctors International started with a phone call from Dr Tara during my travels through South East Asia. Shortly after, I met members of the team and participated in their desexing project in Laos, which sparked my interest in working in this unexpected new environment.

After a while of working in Laos, I relocated to work in their new clinic in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Apart from the daily tasks and challenges as a (newly graduated) vet, I also saw myself confronted with the language barrier and cultural differences. Being a sole charge veterinarian for sure tested my abilities in many ways and created a certain performance pressure, however, I never truly felt alone, thanks to a supportive team of international vets within ADI just a phone call or message away.

All of this forced me to work more creatively, and independently and helped me gain a better understanding of people and myself. I strongly believe it was a great opportunity for steep professional as well as personal development and growth that I wouldn't have gone through in a regular Western working environment. On top of all that, I got to live, experience and explore this beautiful country in my time off! Living and working abroad was one of the best decisions for me, and I would highly recommend it to anyone." – Dr Cynthia

EMAIL OUR TEAM: jobs@theanimaldoctors.org

www.theanimaldoctors.org

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CHIANG MAI, THAILAND - SMALL ANIMAL/WELFARE, VOLUNTEERS

VETERINARIANS

Santisook is Thai run, non-profit organization committed to serving a lot of dogs and cats living in Chiang Mai area. We run a dog shelter and a cat shelter, re-homing hundreds of animals annually, provide emergency care to strays, work with local monks in helping their resident temple dogs, provide TNR services for local government and local caretakers who feed the strays, and offer subsidized sterilizations for the dogs and cats of the very poor.

We are in need of Vet volunteers all year round. Veterinarians with a strong spay and neuter background who can commit to a longer stay are highly valued. Veterinarians who are wanting to improve their skills for spay and neuter and newly graduates are very welcome. We conduct TNR programs within Chiang Mai and the surrounding areas when we have enough vets.

Volunteer vets work together with our Thai vet when we have TNR programs. On regular days, they help on the treatment of our resident animals and emergency rescue care.

A minimum of one week is required and vets who can commit to one month stay will be considered for free accommodation depending on the availability. Volunteers are based out of our cat shelter in the town of Doi Saket, outside of Chiang Mai city. No fee to volunteers. Onsite accommodation is available.

Chiang Mai has a rich culture of Thailand and if you are into learning /improving your skills on spay and neuter, or learning the culture, or adventure and wanting to help the animals at the same time, please check our website santisookdogsandcats.org or email us at santisookdogsandcats@gmail.com

With the recent pandemic, Covid-19, we will abide with the rules of Thailand authorities regarding any visitors. We are still open for any bookings in the near future but please visit the website https://www.tourismthailand.org/ for any sudden announcement.

(ref 44707 - relisted 25th March)

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EAST KALIMANTAN, BORNEO - SMALL ANIMAL/WELFARE/SUN BEARS VOLUNTEERS

Veterinary help needed in Indonesian Borneo

Help improve animal welfare in Indonesia by sharing your skills and experience!

Facility and Program Description:
Kawasan Wisata Pendidikan Lingkungan Hidup (KWPLH) is an environmental education center located in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo. The facility’s goal is to increase environmental awareness and animal welfare. In addition to our animal programmes, the facility has several education buildings, picnic areas and playgrounds. To see a full description of the KWPLH’s facilities and goals visit www.beruangmadu.org or email us.

KWPLH provides a wonderful accommodation in the form of a forested enclosure for 6 sun bears rescued from the illegal pet trade. Sun bears are the mascot of Balikpapan, and many of our current education programs focus on this species.

Our Domestic Animal Program was created in response to the frequent dumping of kittens/puppies at KWPLH. We have attempted to establish a safe home for abandoned animals and a sterilization and adoption program. We currently have 110+ cats under our care as well as close to 30 dogs, and occasionally take care of other rescued wildlife species whenever brought to the center (macaque, civets, slow loris, birds).

The goals of our Domestic Animal Program are:

Experienced Volunteer Vet [Nurse] Needed
We are in need of experienced veterinarians to assist with training and development of our local animal care team. The primary goal is to further train up our team [specifically our local veterinarian] in specialist medical care for our animals, under more or less challenging conditions, and to train our Indonesian animal care-taking staff in mastering necessary skills and knowledge on specialist issues that need frequent treatments.

Other tasks include ideas on improvement of our medical administration and records, enrichment and training programs, and enhancing our adoption programme. There will be work with the sun bears and other wild species, but most time will go to our domestic animals and staff training.

Outlined below is a list of topics that we need help with:

For more details about KWPLH and the veterinary position please email us!

We welcome the help from professional veterinarians in 2025. The position is preferably for 3+ months, but do e-mail us as well if you are available for shorter periods. Free housing is provided at the center, but a small local catering fee is required for meals. A volunteer visa will need to be applied for at a small cost. Couples are also welcome to apply.

Please send end questions and resumes to Gabriella Fredriksson:
gabriella.fredriksson@gmail.com

For further information visit our website: www.beruangmadu.org or  www.pronaturafoundation.org

(ref 43658 -relisted 19th March)

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SUVA - FIJI - SMALL ANIMAL, VOLUNTEERS

SPONSORED VOLUNTEERING AT SPCA FIJI ISLANDS

Want to truly make a difference, gain diverse experience, all while having the experience of a life time and escaping winter? Come join us for three months (or more!) of sponsored volunteering.

What would I experience?
Picture yourself working in a busy shelter and clinic alongside an amazing team headed up by our wonderful Dr Bernard Emmanuval and his team of six very capable interns. You will also go on outreach clinics, staying in villages and doing surgeries until your fingers can't tie anymore knots. You will help out with our schools and community education programs where you will smile till your face hurts. And, you will assist in our shelter, full of beautiful Fiji Specials, where your heart will swell till it nearly bursts.

Please click here to see photos! photos

What is sponsored volunteering?
We need qualified and experienced vets, who can support our team to continue to grow our important clinic and outreach services. We are fortunate to have a steady flow of short term volunteers, who do amazing work and are indispensable to how we function. What we also need is a few longer term volunteers. We have six (interns) vets 'in waiting' so we are looking for short term (3 month) 'appointments'. We will cover your return airfare, provide you with shared accommodation and a daily meal stipend/allowance. Meaning your volunteering won't cost you anything. Plus we will throw in some island trips and weekends away where we can. We are famous for hosting our volunteers, which is why so many return, so come give us a go. We promise you won't regret it.

What others say
"Very enthusiastic and caring team; not a single person working there didn’t care deeply about their job and the animals in their care. Veterinary interns were incredible with their surgical knowledge and efficiency day in and day out.
Village visits for spey/neuter was a welcome break from consulting. The crew made an exhausting day seem like a fun field trip.
Staff were very kind and made sure I always had transportation and knew all my itineraries to make sure my time there was trouble-free."
(Dr Cecilia Barr – NZ. Nov-Dec 2022)

"A rewarding experience working with an awesome team that made us really welcome. It really felt like we were making a difference."
(Jeni Watts Vet nurse & Dr Johanna Vicary, New Zealand, volunteers June 2024)

"A wonderful team. The continual hard work and dedication that is put into the SPCA Fiji shelter by the team on the ground is very inspiring and makes it very rewarding to be a part of. I enjoyed all the opportunities available – to consult with locals and their pets, perform many types of surgery, and participate in outreach - an excellent experience."
(Dr Emily Mackle)

"Staff were very friendly and very committed to their work. I felt like I was able to contribute positively to welfare of animals in Fiji and had opportunities to help with clinic set up and vet training support, which I find rewarding. Outreach clinics were a great experience. Practice manager and Board members went out of their way to provide positive out of work experiences making the entire trip very memorable."
(Dr Micaela Elphick - Hunter Valley, NSW - RSPCA)

How do I apply?
Send your expression of interest along with your resume to Shaneel Narayan at clncmngr@gmail.com. First in, best dressed. So act now.

www.spcafiji.com  

(listed 18th February)

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St Vincent & The Grenadines

MAYREAU, WEST OF TOBAGO KEYS - MAINLY SMALL ANIMAL/WELFARE, VOLUNTEERS

Volunteer Vet for Mayreau Animal Welfare, St Vincent & The Grenadines

Although we cannot provide financial compensation, we offer the opportunity to gain valuable experience in a unique setting and to make are a real difference to the lives of the animals and the people who care for them. The ideal candidate will provide medical care, preventative health services, and educational support to the local community.

Please click here to see photos! photos

Summary:
We are seeking a vet (or a couple) who is passionate about animal welfare, and who has strong communication and inter-personal skills, to provide veterinary care to animals in need (mostly dogs, cats, goats) on the small island of Mayreau, St Vincent & The Grenadines.

Responsibilities:

Requirements:

You will be supported by a small team of between 2 and 4 other animal loving volunteers, not necessarily vet professionals.

In return, you will receive: -

For more information, please contact Gill by email fitzgerald201@btinternet.com or Whats App: +44 77591 46327

See our website: hwww.mayreau-animal-welfare.org,  and 

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