Carer volunteer roles in East of england
Actively Interviewing
This organisation is scheduling interviews as applications come in. They're ready to hire as soon as they find the right person. Don't miss your opportunity, apply now!
Could you provide a temporary home full of love and care, supporting rabbit(s) while we work to match them with their perfect adoptive family?
We’re seeking compassionate people like you who meet the following:
- 21+ years old and
- Ideally, live within 45 minutes of our sanctuary.
- Able to safely transport rabbits to vet visits or meet-and-greets.
- Provide a secure, clean, and loving home—indoors or outdoors.
- Ideally, have experience with rescue rabbits.
- Committed to fostering long-term.
Foster Carer Responsibilities:
- Daily Love & Care: Feed, groom, and socialise your foster rabbits, giving them the warmth and attention they deserve.
- Attending appointment: Bring your rabbits to the sanctuary for vet visits or adoption meet-and-greets. Urgent vet trips may be needed if your foster becomes unwell.
- Stay Connected: Share updates and photos to help us track their progress.
- Follow Their Plan: By following each rabbit's tailored care program, you ensure they have the best chance of success.
This is a voluntary role.
Through fostering, your home becomes a peaceful space where a rabbit can relax and let its gentle nature emerge, demonstrating its personality to potential adopters, helping them to find the family they have been waiting for.❤️
PACT Animal Sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes domestic animals and has a dedicated wildlife hospital for local wildlife.
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.
Actively Interviewing
This organisation is scheduling interviews as applications come in. They're ready to hire as soon as they find the right person. Don't miss your opportunity, apply now!
Could you give a cat the chance to thrive, feel safe, and prepare for their forever home?
We’re seeking compassionate, responsible people like you, who:
- Are aged 21 or over.
- Live within 45 minutes of our Norfolk sanctuary and can transport cats for vet visits or adopter meet-and-greets. *
- Have other pets familiar with cats and any resident cats must be up to date with vaccinations.
- Can provide a safe, secure, and indoor environment (catios may be accepted case by case).
- Can offer minimal leaving hours if your foster cat has dietary or medication needs.
- Are willing to commit to fostering cats long-term, providing a stable and loving environment.
- Understand some cats may not be suitable for homes with young children.
**We will consider applicants who live further but are still willing to travel to the sanctuary for appointments.
Foster Carer Responsibilities:
- Daily Care: Feed, groom, socialise, and provide a safe, loving environment for your foster cat under guidance from your foster coordinator.
- Appointments: You will bring your cats to the sanctuary for vet visits or adopter meet-and-greets; urgent visits may be needed if a cat becomes unwell.
- Stay Connected: You will keep in touch with your foster coordinator, providing updates, photos, and completing assessments.
- Follow Their Plan: Each cat has a tailored care program—by following it, you give your foster cat the best chance of success.
- Adoption: If you decide to adopt your foster cat, let us know early so we can complete checks and paperwork smoothly.
Fostering gives a cat a calm and loving home where their unique personality can bloom, helping future adopters discover the purr-sonality they’ll fall in love with. ❤️
PACT Animal Sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes domestic animals and has a dedicated wildlife hospital for local wildlife.
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.