Volunteers Needed Print E-mail

Due to the current large amount of rabbits coming to the shelter, we are desperately seeking kindhearted volunteers to fill the following positions:

Rabbit Foster Homes
Our Shelter Cattery is currently over run with Rabbits. We are in desperate need of rabbit friendly foster homes to help to socialize and care for our baby rabbits until they are old enough to be desexed and rehomed.

Bunny Huggers
Rabbits need love too, so while they are waiting to find a new home we are looking for volunteers to come in and spend some quality time with them. Gentle but confident handling skills will be an advantage in helping to socialize and desensitize nervous bunnies.

If you would like to find out more, please contact Animal Aid shelter directly on 9739 0300 or cattery@animalaid.org.au

 
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