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Animal Shelter in Ireland - Work with Horses, Donkeys & Dogs
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Do you love animals and do you want to get involved for a good cause? In Ireland, you can volunteer to help neglected dogs, cats, horses, ponies, and donkeys at animal shelters. Ireland is a pet-loving nation, with more than two-thirds of Irish households either keeping a dog or a cat. Unfortunately, the country is facing a major street dog problem. Even though the Irish government is committed ...
Do you love animals and do you want to get involved for a good cause? In Ireland, you can volunteer to help neglected dogs, cats, horses, ponies, and donkeys at animal shelters. Ireland is a pet-loving nation, with more than two-thirds of Irish households either keeping a dog or a cat. Unfortunately, the country is facing a major street dog problem. Even though the Irish government is committed to responsible pet care and the number of stray dogs has been reduced by 50% since 2004, thousands of homeless dogs still end up in animal shelters every year. Therefore, we work with several dog shelters that take care of abandoned, abused, or neglected dogs, nursing and trying to find a new home for them. We also partner with some shelters that take in other animals like cats. Did you know th...
Program Highlights
Do what you really love and help to take care of old, neglected, or abandoned animals!
Get involved in a variety of tasks, such as feeding the animals, cleaning the stables and cages, and grooming.
Learn from professionals about taking care of the animals and how to handle them.
Improve your English skills through communicating with your local colleagues.
Visit exciting sights on your days off and get to know the Green Island firsthand!
Quick Details
- Dublin, Ireland
- 1-2 Weeks
- 2-4 Weeks
- 5-8 Weeks
- 3-6 Months
- Summer
- Animal Welfare
- All Nationalities
Program Details
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Locations
- Dublin, Ireland
Types and Subjects
- Causes
- Animal Welfare
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 1-2 Weeks
- 2-4 Weeks
- 5-8 Weeks
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- Weekend Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- Weekday Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- In-Country Transportation To & From Project
Accommodation Options
- Group living
Salary & Compensation
Free accommodation and meals
Qualifications & Experience
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Resume
- Disciplinary Clearance Form
- Written Application
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Do you love animals and do you want to get involved for a good cause? In Ireland, you can volunteer to help neglected dogs, cats, horses, ponies, and donkeys at animal shelters. Ireland is a pet-loving nation, with more than two-thirds of Irish households either keeping a dog or a cat. Unfortunately, the country is facing a major street dog problem. Even though the Irish government is committed to responsible pet care and the number of stray dogs has been reduced by 50% since 2004, thousands of homeless dogs still end up in animal shelters every year. Therefore, we work with several dog shelters that take care of abandoned, abused, or neglected dogs, nursing and trying to find a new home for them. We also partner with some shelters that take in other animals like cats. Did you know th...
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Ready to Learn More?
Do you love animals and do you want to get involved for a good cause? In Ireland, you can volunteer to help neglected dogs, cats, horses, ponies, and donkeys at animal shelters. Ireland is a pet-loving nation, with more than two-thirds of Irish households either keeping a dog or a cat. Unfortunately, the country is facing a major street dog problem. Even though the Irish government is committed to responsible pet care and the number of stray dogs has been reduced by 50% since 2004, thousands of homeless dogs still end up in animal shelters every year. Therefore, we work with several dog shelters that take care of abandoned, abused, or neglected dogs, nursing and trying to find a new home for them. We also partner with some shelters that take in other animals like cats. Did you know th...
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