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Excellent 4.8rating (13)

Husbandry & Enrichment Experience

location
1 - 24 weeks  ·  Alder 18 - 50+

rating  Excellent 4.8  · 
  Verificeret af Volunteer World
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Højdepunkter

  • Be part of a team that takes care of rescued wildlife, some of which are on the brink of extinction.
  • Every volunteer that comes through here will leave their mark, be it a climbing structure for our langurs, new perching for a rescue, or a nest box for a bird. Every volunteer has made a difference.
  • In the Husbandry & Enrichment department no two days will be the same, with each day comes new projects, animals and challenges.
  • Help our coordinators improve the lives of our long term residents by giving them enrichment using recycled materials through toys, obstacles, enclosure improvements or novel food items.
  • Our volunteer bungalows come equipped with outdoor hammocks that are perfect for relaxing after a hard day's work or on your day off and we have to say waking up to the gibbons singing never gets old.

Særligt velegnet til

Alder 18+
Singler
Par
Grupper
50+

Om programmet

From caring for, feeding, and enriching the lives of our animals, no day in our Animal Husbandry and Enrichment Program is ever the same!

Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife (LCTW) is a non-profit wildlife rescue, conservation and education center.  Our mission is to spread awareness of the illegal wildlife trade crisis in Laos and stimulate conservation action within Laos. When possible, our rescues are rehabilitated and released ...

Om programmet

Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife (LCTW) is a non-profit wildlife rescue, conservation and education center.  Our mission is to spread awareness of the illegal wildlife trade crisis in Laos and stimulate conservation action within Laos. When possible, our rescues are rehabilitated and released back into the wild where they belong. 


Volunteers can expect to work with the different species and teams every day!
Some days we are working with the construction team to build platforms or pools for the animals and other days we could be showing a local school group around the center to tell them about the work we do. Almost everyday we are able to take time to give new enrichment to some of our longer-term residents or work to repair enrichment that may have been broken. Some of the tasks we work on may be urgent and come unexpectedly while others are able to be planned out and implemented over the weeks to come. 

In H&E, our job is to ensure that our enclosures are as enriching as possible for the animals. Our aim is to encourage our animals to exhibit natural behaviors through play, foraging, hiding, hunting, interaction and more. We use enrichment to help our animals demonstrate these natural behaviors and keep them content. This, in turn, can reduce the likelihood of stereotypical behaviors such as: pacing, rocking, excessive grooming, etc. We can also reduce stress and increase the occurrence of natural behaviors through enrichment, enclosure design and introduction of the same species (sometimes different species) to their enclosure. 

What is enrichment? Enrichment is the process of making life in captivity more exciting and more nurturing for our animals. This leads them to be happier and healthier! Enrichment comes in many forms, sometimes through renovation of their enclosure (pool/shelter/planting trees), different feeding options, toys, novel food items and new smells. We encourage creativity in our enrichment and the use of mostly recycled materials means that we reduce our waste too! 

So what will volunteers do? Volunteers will assist their coordinators with cleaning enclosures in the morning and checking on our animals, before feeding them with their morning enrichment. After that, the day will be dedicated to projects and enrichment for different animal groups. Our coordinators work hard to give you a fun and memorable experience here at LCTW. If there is a particular species you would like are interested in learning more about or an idea you have for enrichment please let us know and we will try our best to make it happen!

Working in the tropics with wildlife, gives us plenty of practice in improvisation. Be prepared for plans to change! Tropical thunderstorms are common place in the wet season and this could lead to a day helping teams clear debris from paths or even assisting in enclosure repairs. Like the weather, our animals give us surprises from time-to-time and we appreciate the extra help and understanding when our plans change.

What do volunteers need to bring or be aware of? 
Here is a suggested list of items to bring to the LCTW for your volunteer experience. Many of these items are
available in Vientiane however, please make purchases before your pick up time.
We suggest:
- Lightweight work clothes, you do not mind getting dirty or stained
- Long sleeved tops and trousers: to protect you from the sun and insect bites
- Sunhat, cap, or bandanna to protect you against the sun, along with plenty of sun cream
- Torch/flashlight and/or head-torch
- A device with an alarm clock
- Wash towels (they can be bought locally, but options are limited)
- Comfortable shoes or sandals for leisure and closed toe shoes for work
- Lightweight rainproof clothing (e.g. poncho - cheap quality ones can be bought locally)
- Ensure your mobile phone is unlocked if you wish to buy a Lao sim card for data
- Simple first aid kit with bandages, antiseptics, and medications (allergies, headache, stomach bugs, etc.)
- Work gloves
- High-factor sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen are recommended for protection from the sun
- Power adaptor (2 straight pin or 2 round pin)

Optional Season Specific:
These items are not required for you to stay here, though may make your time here more comfortable.
- Rubber boots if coming in rainy season and a good supply of socks (rubber boots can also be bought locally). Good
supply of clothes, especially underwear (getting clean clothes dry is more challenging in wet and humid seasons)
- Warmer clothes for the evenings in the cool season (November-February)

POLICIES AND ETHICS:
Our Animal Policy:
Our animals' welfare, safety and needs, come first at all times. Our center rescues new animals frequently, so some schedules and rules will change to meet the specialized needs of our animals.

Keeping animals happy and busy is a major task at our center. Whenever you have an idea, please discuss this with a member of staff (e.g. enrichment or enclosures, improvements of enclosures and never act alone or without permission. 

Please help to observe the animals at the rescue center so we can detect any problems as soon as possible. Always tell someone as soon you notice something to be out of the ordinary. For example, if you notice any wounds or behavior that is unusual for the animal, report this to a member of staff. These situations may involve an animal which is mostly cared for by our volunteer team and we need your help to ensure that all animals are happy and healthy while they are with us. We also ask that you notify staff if you see anything that is broken or needs to be replaced.

LCTW HAS A STRICT HANDS-OFF POLICY. We will ask volunteers to leave immediately if they touch the animals. Unless previously specified by your one of our staff members. LCTW has a strict hands-off policy, this is so we can ease the integration of wildlife with their own species, facilitate future releases back to the wild, as well as ensuring staff, volunteer and animal safety.

Unfortunately, most of our animals have already had too much contact with humans as most are victims of the illegal wildlife trade. Due to this some may look like they want attention and we ask volunteers not to touch them. Animals appearing to give social interaction are most likely NOT trying to be friendly. In the majority of cases, this behavior is a sign of significant stress and submission. Do not be drawn in by it.
For example, a Gibbon showing you his/her back is not a gesture of wanting a back scratch, it is a sign that the animal is submitting due to your presence.

Though it may be a nice experience for you to touch an animal, there is a very real risk of disease transmission, some with obvious symptoms (if you have a cold or cough) and some without. If you see something you are unsure about or do not agree with please talk directly to the Coordinators or Director. They can answer any questions you may have regarding the animals here at LCTW. We are open to new ideas and we are transforming this site into a world class rescue center. We would encourage you to share your creativity, ideas and opinions with your coordinators or the LCTW Director.

Cultural sensitivity and dress code: 
LAO CULTURE
Laos is such a friendly place that there are generally no major cultural issues, though to really settle in, here are a few pointers:
- When Lao people meet, they do not shake hands, they 'wai’. When meeting someone, put your hands into prayer formation thumbs pointing towards your nose and bow your head slightly. If they 'wai’ you first, you should 'wai’ back.
- Do not point the soles of your feet at anyone, or any images depicting Buddha. As feet are considered impure, make sure you are not putting your feet on tables, chairs or anywhere close to someone’s head or in line of their eyesight.
- Touching heads of Lao people or Buddhist statues is also an insult.
- Remove shoes when entering a temple, shops, houses, as well as your rooms. It’s a sign of respect (it also keeps your
room clean).
- Physical expressions of love (eg. hugging, kissing) is not very common and you are advised to avoid such actions in public.
- Smile and speak a little Lao and you will be loved by the locals. 'Sabaidee', pronounced 'Sab-ai-dee' is the standard Lao greeting, which you can use for all people. Do not take offence if they call you 'farang’, pronounced 'fa-lang' - this translates as foreigner and is often used to describe westerners.
- Lao people are very proud of their country, if you make a real effort to understand and respect the Lao culture, you will find this really enhances your experience of Laos.

Remember that cultural expectations may be different here than in your country. In order to be respectful of the culture here in Laos we do require the following dress codes:
• Volunteers should not display any midriff, cleavage, or large amounts of back.
• Tank tops/singlets with thick shoulder straps are preferable over 'spaghetti' straps. Though tops that cover your shoulders or even long sleeve are recommended as this will give you extra sun protection, protection against mosquitoes along with being culturally appropriate.
• Shorts should not be shorter than mid-thigh range.
• Must not walk around on-site in swim wear at any time

Sexual interactions or sexual relationships with the local or expat staff are prohibited.

Sexual relations with Lao people is illegal and carries heavy punishment in Laos. DO NOT engage in any sexually intimate behavior with a local person while you are volunteering with us. You will be asked to leave if this conduct takes place.

On site dress code:
Please do not wear any jewelry whilst working in the center. Many animals (especially primates) are very attracted to shiny objects and they can grab and pull, which could harm both you and the animal if they ingest it. This is most prudent with facial piercings such as nose rings and large ear rings. It is also possible to get jewelry stuck in cages or on tools when working.

Headphones are not be worn whilst working around the rescue center. Apart from the risk of being distracted if something is happening around you, it is also dangerous if you cannot hear any warnings being shouted out.

Ground based infections such as tetanus and a variety of parasites are not uncommon and can contaminate your feet if left unprotected. Toe, foot, and ankle injuries are common injuries when conducting physical work, which if you are in our husbandry and enrichment program this will make up much of the work you do. Therefore, footwear with good ankle support are recommended.

Take extra care after a rain or hosing cement the ground becomes very slippery.

LCTW has a ZERO TOLERANCE for drugs. If volunteers are found with illegal substances they will immediately be escorted off the premises and reported to the police. If the police find you on-site with drugs this will have serious consequences for our center. After 5:00pm on your working days (and days off) you can socialize with everyone in the living area and this includes the consumption of alcohol if you are of legal age. However, after 10:00pm please keep noise down and return to your accommodation. Remember other volunteers and staff who live in the house may not want to socialize and it is their house as they are here year round. Heavy drinking and drunken disruptive behavior will not be tolerated and could lead to you being asked to leave the center. 

Working with wild animals early in the morning when you are hungover is dangerous for yourself, other volunteers, staff and the animals. If we think you are hungover we have the right to ask you not to work. If you turn up to work drunk you will be asked to leave the center.


Typisk dag

On a normal day, you’ll be kept busy! Our volunteers work from 8am to 5pm, with one day off per week. Although we run with a daily schedule, working in the tropics and with rescued animals means the seasons, weather, and needs of the animals can change unexpectedly! We’re a small team of ...

Typisk dag

On a normal day, you’ll be kept busy! Our volunteers work from 8am to 5pm, with one day off per week. Although we run with a daily schedule, working in the tropics and with rescued animals means the seasons, weather, and needs of the animals can change unexpectedly! We’re a small team of wildlife professionals and we ask you to be patient with us if things don’t go to plan: the animals must of course always take priority. Here’s a general idea of what a day in your life could look like:

08:00 Morning rounds: You'll start the day with animal rounds, feeding, cleaning enclosures and making enrichment for newly-rescued                 animals as well as some of our long-term residents.

11:00 Special projects: We'll be outside building new enclosures or renovating older ones. If it's too hot or raining hard, we'll move inside the enrichment room to create new enrichment for our animals. Alternatively, you may get the opportunity to shadow keeper teams, providing the daily husbandry and care to our resident animals.

12:00 Lunch Served on site from local restaurant serving vegan and vegetarian options.

13:00 Enrichment rounds: We have around 200 animals on site! Some need enrichment every day and others less often. Our staff can help you develop ideas based on the materials we have available, safety to the animals and durability.

16:00 Feeding rounds and cleaning up: Here we do our afternoon feed rounds, finish up any projects for the day, and clean up for the next day. 

17:00 Finished! The rest of the day is your own. You can relax with the other volunteers, stream a favorite show on the projector screen, wander round the center to watch some of our nocturnal species, or take a stroll to the local market.


All of our projects and tasks are flexible, meaning, if you aren't up to it or would prefer to help us by doing something else, then we are happy to let you choose something that is more to your liking. We have had volunteers from their early twenties to 60+. Varying ability and skills are not a problem as there is always something that we would appreciate a hand with; from assisting us with our lesson preparation for the local school to cutting up fallen trees for use as perching for our primates. 



Fritidsaktiviteter

Close to the Center, there is a hotel pool which volunteers can use for approximately $1.50. Staff can drive you to/from the hotel. 

In our village we have markets with food, basic clothing and amenities. Additionally, within a 30-40 min walk are a couple of larger music venues where live bands ...

Fritidsaktiviteter

Close to the Center, there is a hotel pool which volunteers can use for approximately $1.50. Staff can drive you to/from the hotel. 

In our village we have markets with food, basic clothing and amenities. Additionally, within a 30-40 min walk are a couple of larger music venues where live bands sometimes play and the music is always on! Many restaurants nearby offer karaoke if you enjoy that!

We are situated close to Phou Khao Khouay National Protected Area. Access is quite difficult without your own transport but it is possible to walk to the lower foothills after a short taxi ride. 

Vientiane (the capital city) can be accessed by regular public transport from our village. In the capital you can visit various cultural and tourism sites. There are also many bars and restaurants in Vientiane with western/local food and drink.

Lao PDR is a fast developing nation but travel around the country can be slow, but it is certainly worth the effort. Those who enjoy swimming, hiking and climbing in the outdoors will love spending time in Lao PDR!


Krav

Krav

Minimumsalder: 18 år

For at kunne deltage i programmet skal du være mindst 18 år gammel på programmets startdato. Der kan være undtagelser, hvis du kan give tilladelse fra din(e) værge(r), eller hvis du ledsages af dine forældre.

Sprogfærdigheder

Du skal kunne tale Engelsk (basic level)

Nationalitetsrestriktioner

Ingen begrænsninger. Hjælpende hænder fra hele verden er velkomne.

Andre færdigheder

The main asset we require is a good attitude. Other than that, we do not require any specific skills. However, if you have a skill or talent such as: carpentry, photography, graphic design, teaching or other please do let us know!

Tidsforpligtelse

Der er brug for din hjælpende hånd Mandag, Tirsdag, Onsdag, Torsdag, Fredag og Lørdag fra 08:00 - 17:00

Hvad er inkluderet

Hvad er inkluderet

Tjenester af LCTW (Wildlife Rescue Center)

The cost of coming to volunteer helps us to continue our work fighting the illegal wildlife trade. The fee covers your accommodation, wifi, meals, transport to and from Vientiane for pickup and dropoff, t-shirt, laundry facilities and supplies, access to kitchen and refrigerator, and 24 hr staff support and security. The remainder of your donation supports:

  • Rescues and releases - Our team travels all over Lao PDR in order to rescue and release animals. We must be ready to go at a moment's notice. 
  • Investment in conservation and education - Rescuing animals will not put an end to the illegal wildlife trade. We must campaign for change through education and workshops.
  • Enclosure construction - We have worked hard to give our animals the space they need but there is much more work to be done. The money helps us buy materials and labor costs for construction.
  • Feeding the animals - We have a lot of mouths to feed, with 300 animals across 59 different species including: crocodiles, bears, primates, and turtles. 
  • Animal healthcare - Our vet clinic relies on your donation for supplies and equipment. Animals can come to us in poor health and we must be ready to help them.
  • Renovation & Enrichment - The constant improvement of our center means buying new material for enrichment. We use recycled materials where possible. 

Afhentning i lufthavnen i Wattay International Airport

We pick up volunteers in Vientiane (the capital of Lao PDR), on Sunday mornings between 10:30am and 11:30am. If your flight does not arrive until the afternoon, then we encourage volunteers to arrive on Saturday and stay overnight in a hotel/hostel in Vientiane.

We will arrange pickup from your hotel or the airport in Vientiane before taking you to the center, we can stop at a western style supermarket before we leave the city for you to pick up some snacks/treats that you won't find in our village. 

Depending on the needs of the team or vet clinic, you may get to accompany us on Center errands such as dropping blood for analysis or picking up supplies or shipments for animal care. 

At the end of your stay on Sunday, we will also drop you off at the airport or in the city of Vientiane. We are happy to give travel advice should you continue your adventure!

Indkvartering

Our volunteers will stay in our bungalows (up to two volunteers in each bungalow), each with singles beds and storage for your belongings. 

Each bungalow has its own hammock and veranda, perfect for relaxing after a day's work or on your day off! Each bungalow has adjustable fans for your comfort.  Additionally, during rainy season, your bed is surrounded by mosquito net. 

 

Behind the bungalows you will find toilets and hot/cold showers. Food is served at the staff accommodation only 50 meters away. 

Should you need a member of staff, we are around 24/7.

 

To make your accommodation as comfortable as possible for you, please state in your application if you would prefer to share a room with the same gender, or if you have no preference. When not fully booked, we endeavor to give each volunteer their own bungalow. 

 

Mad og drikkevarer

We will provide breakfast supplies (e.g. bread, jam, margarine, and eggs), hot lunch and dinner. 

Food is vegetarian and Lao style. Please indicate if you have specific dietary requirements or allergies.  After picking you up in Vientiane, we will stop at a western-style grocery store if you would like to pick up snacks or items. 


There are also other local restaurants/bars that we will all go together and eat at, should you wish to join!

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Flybilletter

Den nærmeste lufthavn er Wattay International Airport (VTE) i Vientiane. Vi hjælper dig med at finde billige flybilletter til Laos. FINDE BILLIGE FLYBILLETTER

Rejseforsikring

At rejse til udlandet er et eventyr, og det er altid bedst at være forberedt. Pludselig sygdom eller skade, aflysning eller tyveri - en rejseforsikring til Laos giver sikkerhed og er en fordel at have. FÅ ET TILBUD

Vacciner

Hvis du har til hensigt at blive frivillig i Laos, bør du søge lægehjælp, før du begynder din sociale rejse. Tjek dine krævede vaccinationer for Laos. VACCINE CHECKER

Oplysninger ved ankomst

We accept volunteers all year round, but it is worth mentioning that some seasons are more welcoming than others. 

Hot season: February - May

Wet season: June - Sept 

Cool season: Oct - Jan

(These seasons fluctuate a bit so be prepared for the occasional rainfall during hot season)

To make your accommodation as comfortable as possible for you, please state in your application if you would prefer to share a room with the same gender, or if you have no preference.

We pick up and drop off on Sundays. On Sunday, we will arrange pickup from your hotel or the airport in Vientiane. Before taking you to the Center, we can stop at a western style supermarket for you to pick up some snacks/treats that you won't find in our village. 

We recommend that upon arrival in Laos, you get a SIM card for your phone. You will be added to a Whatsapp group chat so that you are apprised of what is going on and have ability to communicate with Staff and the team at any time. The two major carriers, Unitel and Lao Telecom are both sold at the airport. Data and SIM cards are very reasonably priced. As of 2023/2024, the cost is between $5 and $10 USD for SIM and 40GB of data.  

We also recommend exchanging cash at the airport because where we are located is a small rural village. Stores accept cash and do not accept cards. The cash allows you to buy any souvenirs, ice creams, soda/soft drinks, beer, etc. 

After we pick you up and arrive to the center, we will have an induction to our program which includes settling you into your bunglaow and facilities tour, a tour of our center, an introduction to our Rescue Team and the animals you may be working with. You are then free to spend your Sunday afternoon relaxing at the bungalow, visiting our village, or perhaps going back to see more of the animals. 

On Monday morning, you get started straight away with animal care and husbandry! Our coordinator will meet you and explain the general schedule for the day and begin your training. 

In our village you will find a pharmacy, market for clothes/food and convenience stores. There are also ATMs in the nearby villages; one of our staff can drive you there if you need to withdraw cash. There is even a hotel pool nearby that volunteers can go to on their day off. 

(The currency in Lao is the KIP, some hotels/stores in Vientiane or other big cities will accept US dollars if the notes are in good condition, but it is better to use the local currency. Lao KIP is also a closed currency so you will not be able to get it until you enter the country)

Tilgængelighed
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Programgebyrer

1 uge (min. ophold) 823€
2 uger 1.175€
3 uger 1.528€
4 uger 1.879€
5 uger 2.232€
6 uger 2.584€
7 uger 2.937€
8 uger 3.288€
9 uger 3.641€
10 uger 3.994€
11 uger 4.347€
12 uger 4.699€
13 uger 5.051€
14 uger 5.403€
15 uger 5.756€
16 uger 6.108€
17 uger 6.461€
18 uger 6.847€
19 uger 7.233€
20 uger 7.619€
24 uger (max. ophold) 9.162€
Gennemsnitligt gebyr 602€/uge

Programgebyrer

602€ pr. uge 1 - 24 weeks Alder 18 - 50+

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Duration

1 - 24 weeks

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Final Payment

Din endelige betaling vil blive aftalt med LCTW (Wildlife Rescue Center) under ansøgningsprocessen. Almindelige løsninger er enten via bankoverførsel eller kontant betaling på projektstedet.


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LCTW (Wildlife Rescue Center)

Excellent 4.8 rating (13 feltrapporter)

Non-profit - grundlagt i 2018

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Spoken languages: Engelsk

Om projektet

Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife (LCTW) works with authorities and individuals to rescue, rehabilitate and release as many animals as possible.

Mød din vært

 We are Lao PDR's first multi species rescue, conservation and education nonprofit; uniquely placed to address the crisis driving the rapid decline of many endangered species. Our mission is to eradicate the illegal wildlife trade and improve wildlife education and welfare in Lao PDR. 

Founded in 2018,  Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife (LCTW) took over the national zoo and has begun turning it into a wildlife rescue center. 

We run a multi-species wildlife center in Asia's hotspot for trafficking, just north of Lao PDR's capital Vientiane. We work with authorities to investigate wildlife crime and rescue animals of any species, with an aim to rehabilitate and release wherever possible. 

Any animals deemed unsuitable for release are offered world-class care and refuge in our wildlife sanctuary. 

Our goal for all rescued animals is to rehabilitate and release them back into protected areas in Lao PDR. Many of the species that come to us are endangered and are on the of brink extinction, so every rescue counts. 

However, one of the tragic realities of the illegal wildlife trade is that the damage done to animals is often irreversible and the health or behavioural problems caused,  often mean the animals can never be released back into the wild. This is where our wildlife sanctuary and education projects come in. We work closely with our volunteers to support our mission and grow our impact, offering ethical no-animal-contact experiences, ensuring that wildlife stays wild in instinct. 

One of the most amazing things about LCTW is that our work is so multi-faceted, ranging from advocacy to on the ground rescue work and we want you to join us. 

13 feltrapporter · rating4.8

Silouane Vongkhamchanh rating5

2023 at Husbandry & Enrichment Experience

Je ne suis resté qu'une semaine à LCTW. C'était ma première expérience humanitaire en tant que volontaire. Une semaine m'a suffit pour apprécié les personnes et les animaux mais aussi à comprendre l'enjeux du centre et pourquoi notre aide est importante. La description de la mission que vous ...
Jenny Edwards rating5

2020 at Husbandry & Enrichment Experience

We spent a month at LCTW and loved it ! The staff were welcoming, helpful and inclusive and the other volunteers were great fun, hard working and a pleasure to work with them as part of a team. The work was an interesting daily mix of working with the animals, helping to improve their environment, ...
Jaigar O'Neill rating5

2020 at Husbandry & Enrichment Experience

Hands down the best volunteering experience I’ve had! I spent three weeks with the LCTW team in early 2020 and I couldn’t recommend it more to anyone who’d like to meet like-minded people, learn about Lao wildlife and the threats they face, and contribute to LCTW’s conservation efforts. ..
Gillian Schlenner rating4.8

2020 at Husbandry & Enrichment Experience

Worked here as an intern with the husbandry and enrichment team. Should have been there for 4 months but due to Covid it got cut short at 10 weeks. Great time. Loved every part of it from the people to the location to the animals. ..
Neil Bradshaw rating4.4

2020 at Husbandry & Enrichment Experience

We spent 4 weeks volunteering at the project Work is hard and often physical but rewarding and very interesting with some regular cleaning/feedIng routines plus chances to be creative with enrichment and environments. The project itself feels very worthwhile and we were lucky enough to ...
Amara McKinley rating5

2019 at Husbandry & Enrichment Experience

Animals have always been my strongest passion and drive throughout my life. When I discovered this opportunity I knew it was one I could not let pass me. Before coming to Laos, I had never left North America or even heard of Laos to begin with, which naturally created some nerves for me. From the ...

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