VOLUNTEERS
Volunteer - Overview
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Wildlife Rescue Association of BC. With the support of our dedicated volunteers, WRA cares for approximately 3,000 injured, orphaned, and pollution-damaged wild animals every year. Our objective is to return healthy animals to their natural habitats as soon as they are able to live independently in the wild, and to educate the public about urban wildlife.
Most WRA volunteers support staff in the direct care of the animals. Others assist with community events and help out in the office, habitat garden and site. Whatever your talent and interest, WRA likely has a way you can lend a hand! Click here to learn more about volunteer positions at WRA. Our comprehensive volunteer package offers a variety of volunteer opportunities and experiences.
Note: Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. Check the Links page
for a list of local stewardship opportunities for children and youth.
For International Volunteers or Work Experience programs, please e-mail volunteer@wildliferescue.ca for more information.
Becoming A Wildlife Rescue Volunteer:
To qualify for volunteer opportunities, prospective volunteers must:
Volunteers are also offered a special introductory membership rate of $10 (you save $15!)
if they join when purchasing a manual.
To Be Determined
All applicants must submit an application form in order to receive an invitation.
- Prospective volunteers may submit an application form at any time.
- All applications received will be reviewed and responded to on an individual basis.
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Transportation Volunteers Needed
We are currently in need of transportation volunteers to assist in picking up injured, orphaned, and pollution-damaged wildlife throughout the Lower Mainland. If you are able to assist us in transporting wildlife, please submit a Transportation Volunteer Application.
Group Volunteer Information
If you are a member of a group, company, or service organization that would like to participate in a one-day volunteer project with WRA, visit the Group Volunteer Information page.
