Description
The volunteering includes assisting with the hospital’s daily maintenance: cleaning the cages, preparing food for the admitted animals and taking care of their welfare. Cutting different types of raw meat is a requirement, as it is included in most wildlife’s diet. Since the animals are wild and very stressed by human contact, the volunteers are requested not to touch them or talk to them. The volunteering and does not include any veterinary activities.
Qualifications
Requirements: passion for wildlife, high sense of responsibility, willingness to do physical, outdoor work.
The Ramat Gan Zoological Center (Safari) and The Israel Nature and Parks Authority founded the Wildlife Hospital. It is the only hospital of its kind in the country, with the primary purpose of caring for injured wild animals, rehabilitating them, and returning them to nature.
