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WRNBC Member Facilities
Wildlife Rescue Association of BC is looking for a Full-time rehabber in the fall. Find more details at:
Other Postings
International
Wildlife Rehabilitation Council Jobline
National
Wildlife Rehabilitators Association Careers
Internships
An internship is a great way to gain hands-on experience
in the field of rehabilitation. In return for your time and efforts,
accommodations are often provided. The following WRNBC member facilities
have internship programs: A number of other internship programs can be located
throughout North America on the IWRC
Jobline and NWRA
Career listings. Most WRNBC facilities rely on the help of volunteers
to maintain their animal care and education programs. Volunteers
play an important role in a facility and can serve to feed and treat
animals, clean and build cages, rescue and transport animals, maintain
facilities, give educational talks, and help fundraise. Find
a rehabilitation facility to volunteer for in your area!
Critter Care - Langley
Island
Wildlife Natural Care Centre - Salt Spring Island
Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society - Courtenay
Progressive Animal Welfare Society - Lynnwood WA
Wildlife
Rescue Association - Burnaby
Northern Lights Wildlife Society- Smithers
Volunteering
Training Opportunities
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The International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council offers basic and advanced skills courses throughout the US and sometimes in Canada. Check out upcoming training courses. In the future, IWRC will offer on-line courses for upgrading skills. The National Wildlife Rehabilitators Association also offers a series of hands-on labs and workshops at annual symposiums.
Animal care training can be obtained through the University College of the Cariboo Animal Health Technology Program. Finally, a variety of biological sciences applicable to wildlife rehabilitation are also offered by BC's colleges and universities, including vertebrate zoology, animal behaviour and physiology, ecology, conservation and cell biology, immunology, microbiology, and biochemistry.
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