Help NetAP Safely Trap Stray Cats
An ongoing NetAP volunteer role helping to safely trap stray cats for animal-welfare work. Assignments can arise at short notice and may involve travelling to different locations, so flexibility and access to a car are important.
Why it caught our eye
This role offers a direct, practical contribution to animal protection. It suits people who are comfortable with unpredictable field work and are willing to help where the need arises, rather than waiting for a fixed weekly shift.
What you can expect
Volunteers may help trap one cat or several cats, often with limited advance notice. Locations vary and can be further away, so the work requires persistence, reliability, flexibility and a willingness to travel.
Flexible field work
The assignments are not always predictable or close to home. Volunteers need to be ready to travel, respond with limited notice and stay patient through practical trapping work.
Good to know before you go
NetAP specifically asks for volunteers with their own car, strong reliability and staying power. This is an ongoing application rather than a single event; the source information and application form are in German.
Apply with NetAP
Complete NetAP’s volunteer application form to share your location, availability and relevant experience.