Volunteer in Guatemala: Rescued Animal Rehabilitation

The program fee covers placement, full room and board, access to drinking water, and assistance with travel planning, travel insurance, and flight reservations. You will receive a certificate of risk cover and a comprehensive pre-departure information pack.

We are looking for committed volunteers who are interested in animal welfare and are eager to learn about wildlife conservation in Central America. Our volunteers understand that the animals' needs come before their own and are flexible, responsible, and respectful of rules.

They are keen to get to know a variety of animal species and their different habitats, behaviors, and needs.

Yes, every Natucate participant must take out suitable international health insurance for the duration of their program.

In addition, it may be necessary to make certain medical arrangements before traveling. As Natucate cannot give professional medical advice, we strongly advise you to consult your GP about any vaccinations, medication, or other health measures you should consider.

• Passport and copy
• Flight ticket and copy
• Credit/ debit cards
• Proof of travel medical insurance
• Proof of vaccinations
• Driving license (if available, including international driving license)
• Any necessary medication
• Mosquito nets are recommended
• Long-sleeved, light cotton clothing, trainers, and light hiking or rubber boots for possible off-road/jungle activities
• A flashlight is also useful, so be sure to pack one

You can take part in the project for two to twelve weeks.