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Horse Rescue Volunteering in Antigua, Guatemala

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Program Overview

Help a rescue centre near Antigua care for horses, donkeys and mules. Work with local staff to prepare feed, clean stables or groom animals as needed. Expect around three to four hours a day. The total programme fee is US$860 for one week or US$1,160 for two weeks, including a shared homestay, breakfast, dinner, arrival pickup and orientation. Flights, insurance, daily transport and the return tra...

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Program Highlights

Join a rescue centre’s daily care routine.
Prepare feed alongside staff.
Help clean stables and look after shared spaces.
Help groom animals under staff guidance.
Stay with a host family near the project.

Program Details

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Locations

  • Antigua, Guatemala

Types & Subjects

  • Causes
  • Animal Welfare

Available Terms / Availability

  • Years Offered
  • Year Round

Eligible Nationalities

  • All Nationalities

Education Levels & Language

  • Education
  • Any/All Education Levels Accepted

Accommodation Options

  • Home-stays

Application Procedures

  • Online Application

Age Requirement

18+

Duration

  • 1-2 Weeks

Starts At

  • 1 week: $860
  • 2 weeks: $1,160

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