Voluntourism vs Volunteering: How to tell the Difference
Voluntourism options are becoming increasing common for veterinary travellers- so lets explore what they are, how to spot them, and the pitfalls to avoid!
Kangaloola Wildlife Shelter, Australia
Kangaloola rescues, rehabilitates and releases injured and orphaned native Australian wildlife species, with the help of a team of hard working volunteers.
Volunteer Interview: StreetVet UK
Volunteer Veterinarian Juliet gives an honest account of the joys and the challenges that come with treating the homeless pets of Bristol with StreetVet.
Why Should I Pay to Volunteer?
Isn’t it frustrating when you find a dream volunteer project, only to discover the fees are sky high? Let’s unpack why charities charge fees, and how you can make yourself more valuable to them than money.
Volunteer Interview: Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA)
Straight from the horse’s mouth- The Aberdeen RDA team share why they became volunteers, and explain what makes their experience unforgettable.
Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA), UK
Discover how you can become a volunteer with the RDA, assisting children and adults with special needs to build confidence through horse-riding.
Rediscover your Spark through Volunteering: Interview with Jo
From volunteer Vet Nurse to Programme Manager for an international charity, Jo shares why she started the veterinary volunteering facebook groups, whats its like working in chernobyl, and how volunteering has shaped her life at home and abroad.
The Key to Finding the best Volunteer Project for You
Just like choosing a job, there are different volunteering environments that suit each of us better. Find out how to choose the best project for you!
Top Things to Do, See & Eat in Puerto Ayora, Galapagos Islands
Want to kayak with sea turtles, explore lava tunnels and eat empanadas like a local? Discover the best things to do, see and eat in Puerto Ayora, Galapagos.
Volunteer Interview: Vet Student in the Galapagos
As a lover of both wildlife and sunshine, Katelyn chose to end her veterinary studies with a month volunteering in the Galapagos. We sat down one evening after a long day in the clinic, to talk about her experiences at Darwin Animal Doctors.