ddar volunteering 

Where passion finds purpose 
If you'd like a meaningful way to invest your time consider volunteering with us.

Our mandate is to save the lives of dingoes, empower wildlife carers, and prevent the extinction of Australia's vulnerable fauna and flora.

We know that everyone has talents and abilities that can help an important mandate like ours so we have outlined six areas that you can get involved in. These six areas, known as pillars, enable Dingo Den Animal Rescue to fulfil its mandate. 

Rescue
  • Surrender/adoption case management
  • Foster care
  • Animal transport
  • Animal rehabilitation
  • Vet treatment

Den Keeping
  • Native fauna and flora care
  • Animal handling
  • Animal nutrition
  • Food and care supplies sourcing
  • Cleaning and maintenance

Sanctuary and Fleet
  • Native fauna care and bush regeneration
  • Landscaping and gardening
  • Earthworks and machinery
  • Mechanics and fleet maintenance
  • Building and concreting
  • Fencing and welding ​

Communications
  • Media/PR
  • Social Media
  • ​Fundraising 
  • Photography
  • Videography / audio-visual
  • Graphic design
  • Web development
  • Information Technology

Education and Advocacy 
  • Event management
  • Community engagement and education
  • School, TAFE and university projects/liaison
  • Workplace and businesses projects/liaison
  • Local government and nonprofits projects/liaison

Service Support
  • Customer service
  • Administration
  • Accounting
  • Book-keeping
  • Human Resources
  • Legal

    volunteer application

    Keen to become a Dingo Den Animal Rescue Volunteer? Tell us about yourself so you can be part of a team that matches your skills and interests.

local businesses

If you're part of a local business that would like to offer supplies or support please contact us today! As a registered Australian charity your business may be eligible for tax deductions by assisting Dingo Den Animal Rescue.

Sanctuary working Bees

Our Sanctuary Working Bees are a great opportunity for volunteers to bring their family and friends to meet our dingoes and help build our life saving Dingo Sanctuary.

Working Bees are held on the first Saturday of the month from 10am - 3pm and typically involve bush-regeneration, construction, landscaping,  gardening, and cleaning.
Dingo Walks & Playtime
Working Bee volunteers are welcome to participate in some playtime and bush walks with our dingoes during our working bee. This is everyone's favourite activity and provides a great education about dingoes and their role in the ecosystem, and also gives you an insight as to what's involved in dingo care.
2017  Sanctuary Working Bees are scheduled for:
Jan -
Feb 4
Mar4
Apr 1
May 6
Jun 1
Jul 1
Aug 5
Sep 2
Oct 7
Nov 4
Dec 2