Volunteer veterinarians are needed to help with surgeries and consultation at
the Animal Protection Society’s veterinary clinic in Samoa, and to conduct house
calls and village visits.
Volunteers should ideally possess at least two years of experience working
with small animals, and be flexible, culturally sensitive and able to work as
part of team.
The Animal Protection Society is situated in Apia and is run by dedicated
people. You will find the team warm, welcoming and energetic.
To volunteer, please contact the Animal Protection Society
Animal Protection Society of Samoa
PO Box 3701
Apia
Samoa
Tel. (685)
24259
Email: aps.samoa@gmail.com
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, (SPCA) Fiji is a
registered Charitable Institution that caters to the welfare of animals in Fiji.
The SPCA survives through the generous donations of the people of Fiji and the
operation of a veterinary clinic in Suva.
The SPCA welcomes the services of volunteer veterinarians who would be
interested in coming to Fiji for short periods 3 - 6 weeks and providing their
services for the welfare of animals. The services include clinical work,
educational and promotional welfare of animals. Volunteers will have the
opportunity to travel our beautiful islands as well.
If you are interested in volunteering at the SPCA, please send your CV with
details of the services you can provide and your travel dates to:
The Esther Honey Foundation - Providing Veterinary
Care for the Companion Animals of the Cook Islands
The Esther Honey Foundation provides the only veterinary clinic and the only
veterinarian for the Cook Islands' thousands of companion animals. Since the
Foundation established the clinic in 1995, EHF volunteer veterinarians,
technologists and interns have travelled to the South Pacific country to treat
over 1,000 animals each year at no charge.
The Esther Honey Foundation Animal Clinic is located on the island of Rarotonga
in the Cook Islands. EHF offers two opportunities for veterinarian volunteers.
They are:
