Day Assignments at Animal Sanctuaries with NetAP
Join a NetAP team for occasional day assignments helping animal sanctuaries complete practical work that would otherwise be left undone.
Why it caught our eye
Animal sanctuaries often have essential maintenance work competing with the daily care of animals. These group days bring extra hands to jobs that are easy to postpone but still matter to how a place functions. The contribution is immediate, shared and grounded in the practical side of animal care.
What you can expect
You join a NetAP team at an animal sanctuary and help with practical tasks for the day. The exact work and location depend on the assignment. NetAP states that physical fitness is required.
Extra hands for the work behind animal care
The role supports animal sanctuaries with practical jobs that their regular teams may not have time to complete alongside daily animal care.
Offer your help
Use NetAP’s official volunteer form and select the day-assignment role. The organisation will contact volunteers when a suitable assignment is available.
Good to know before you go
NetAP seeks regular, reliable, longer-term volunteers, although individual sanctuary assignments arise from time to time and have no fixed public schedule or location. The work may be physically demanding. Before accepting a day, confirm the tasks, hours, clothing, tools, travel, food, accessibility and whether there will be direct contact with animals. Follow all safety and biosecurity instructions from NetAP and the sanctuary. NetAP's information and application form are in German.
Accessibility
Physical fitness is required; other accessibility information is not published.