Cheetah Cub Rearers
Cheetah Outreach is currently seeking volunteers to
assist in the hand-rearing of cheetah cubs next breeding season (approx. May -
Oct 2016). We are looking for individuals to come to South Africa for a minimum
of one month to volunteer on our cub rearing programme.
In partnership with credible PAZAA member breeding facilities based in South Africa, we are responsible for the hand-rearing of cheetah cubs. These hand-reared cubs are trained as ambassador animals and will be sent to zoo education programmes around the world where they do vital work in education and fund raising, thereby supporting conservation of cheetahs in the wild. For more information about the work of Cheetah Outreach please visit www.cheetah.co.za which provides details of our conservation projects (in-situ and ex-situ).
Volunteers for the cub-rearing project must have
appropriate experience and/or qualifications in any of the following
disciplines: animal husbandry, veterinary nursing, zoo keeping, wildlife
rehabilitation or neonatal care.
This is a very rewarding experience, but as with
caring for any neonate, long hours and lots of cleaning is required.
As we are dealing with pregnancy and young cubs, there
may be times when cubs are expected but do not arrive, if this happens,
volunteers would be able to assist at the main Cheetah Outreach facility.
A deposit of 3000 South African Rand is required to
take part in the project. Accommodation is provided free of charge and you will
be provided with basic food supplies.
Flights to South Africa are not provided.
Closing date for receipt of first application forms
will be 2nd December 2015
Please email Karen at Volunteer@Cheetah.co.za for more information on how
to apply. Please put cub rearing programme 2016 in the subject
line.
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