Join us in making a wild difference!

Step into the heart of wildlife care at our RSPCA Qld Wildlife Hospital and discover an experience like no other. As a volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in supporting the daily operations that help injured and sick native animals get back to the wild where they belong.

From assisting with essential tasks to learning about the unique needs of our incredible wildlife, every shift offers something new. You’ll gain hands-on insight into animal care, work alongside passionate professionals, and see firsthand the impact your efforts make.

It’s not always easy—wildlife care can be challenging and fast-paced—but the reward is immense. Every animal you help is a life changed, and every moment spent here is a chance to grow your skills and make a real difference.

With flexible shifts and the opportunity to meet a variety of native species, this is your chance to turn compassion into action.

Ready to help us protect and care for Queensland’s wildlife? Apply today and be part of something truly wild!

At present, we are unable to accommodate volunteers who require the support of a support worker due to current program capacity.

 

Orientations are now being held online at this location. 

 

Once you have been accepted into our program, you will be required to complete a series of online orientation modules. After finishing these modules, you will need to book an onsite Meet & Tour.

 

The Meet & Tour is approximately 1 hour and is currently held only on the following days: 

  • Mondays – 9am – 10am (Fortnightly) 

 

Due to current staff shortages, we’re unfortunately unable to provide any other days at this time. Any new days we can provide, we will update this notice. 

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The minimum age to volunteer is 16 years.

Please note that volunteer work is unpaid and the choice of the individual who wishes to volunteer.

Volunteer Applications – Important Information - Read before applying

At present, our Brisbane/Wacol & Mackay Animal Care Centres are the ONLY locations able to take on volunteers requiring support workers. All other locations are at capacity.

To ensure a safe and supported experience for all, applicants must be able to perform their volunteer role independently. Applications that do not meet this requirement, or fail to disclose the need for support, will not be accepted at this time.

Please note we are unable to provide work experience or offer any student placements (exceptions being placements organised through university or tertiary programs).

Please read through the list of volunteer opportunities we’re currently recruiting for and apply online if you see a role you’re interested in. If there isn’t a role currently that suits you, keep checking back in as we update our roles as requirements change.