
In this animal welfare project, employees and volunteers look after street dogs. The welfare of the dogs is the top priority. The dogs are taken in, neutered and, if possible, given a new home. Sick or injured dogs are nursed back to health. As a volunteer, you support the care of the dogs and do everything you can to ensure that they are well.
Are you an animal lover? Then the animal shelter in the Hanoi metropolitan area is just right for you! Here you can volunteer directly for animal welfare on site. Help the team with the care and medical treatment of the animals and then find them a new home. At the same time, you can admire Hanoi, the oldest city in Southeast Asia, and experience Vietnam authentically!
Travel with us through one of the most beautiful countries in South East Asia - Thailand! Volunteer in an Elephant Sanctuary where elephants, who had to work in the entertainment industry, have the chance to recover. Additionally you help educating their trainers to prevent them from going back into this entertainment industry. A well needed and valuable work you can do over there!
In Sri Lanka, numerous dogs live on the streets. In the dog project, these street dogs are cared for, groomed, neutered, vaccinated and, if possible, placed in a new home. You will support the team in particular with the care and feeding off the dogs and you will help the often shy animals to get used to humans, e.g. by playing with them.
Countless animal species around the world are threatened with extinction and therefore in need of help. In Thailand, too, the number of so-called “empty forests” is steadily increasing. There, animals are either poached or their habitats are destroyed. With your support, many endangered animals can be helped locally.
This wildlife project in Nepal is dedicated to protecting tigers from extinction. As a volunteer, you will support the team in field research and anti-poaching projects in local villages. The combination of research and conservation programs in local schools and communities is designed to ensure the long-term protection of tigers.