Casual Relief Sanctuary Hand PD
To provide ongoing care for rescued animals, including cleaning, feeding and rehabilitation.
Employment
A Casual Relief Sanctuary hand opportunity at ALV's Liberation Sanctuary!
Sanctuary Hand – Casual Relief Worker
An exciting opportunity awaits the right person, could it be you?
Animal Liberation Victoria’s Liberation Sanctuary, located in West Gippsland, is looking for a casual relief worker to assist with taking care of nearly 100 rescued animals. If you are a friendly, calm and respectful person willing to put in a lot of hard work caring for animals, you will be rewarded with countless joyful times interacting with the rescued animals here.
Click below to view the Sanctuary hand Position Description:
How to Apply
To apply please email your CV and cover letter to committee@alv.org.au, using the name of the position as the subject line. Your cover letter must outline how your skills and experience address the position description criteria.
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