Wildlife Veterinary Program South Africa

Overview

Get hands-on, incomparable experience in all facets of wildlife capture and wildlife veterinary procedures in beautiful South Africa. If you wish to learn more about being a wildlife veterinarian while making a positive impact on wildlife conservation, this is definitely the place for you! 

This program is designed for people either already qualified as vets, someone that is in the process of becoming a vet (preferably minimum third-year student), or veterinary nurses who are looking to gain hands-on experience in all facets of wildlife capture and veterinary procedures. However, with the right experience, others may be considered.

Read more about Wildlife Veterinary volunteering Assistance in Africa.

Highlights

  • Work alongside wildlife veterinary professionals of South Africa, receiving theoretical and practical knowledge on all aspects of wildlife capture and wildlife medicine
  • Learn to treat and move wildlife with the least stress and resulting side effects
  • Be part of wildlife conservation efforts that are saving animals from extinction through population management, breeding and genetic diversity
  • Gain the necessary knowledge and confidence to then treat and capture animals in zoo’s and reserves all over the world
  • Live on a private game reserve and share your thoughts, passion and experience with other international veterinary students
  • Take advantage of optional trips to explore the world-renowned Garden Route and stunning city of Cape Town

Meals and Accomodation

This project is set against the majestic Langeberg Mountain Range, on the world-famous Garden Route in South Africa. This route is renowned for its spectacular scenery, mild climate, pristine coastline, winding rivers, sky-scraping indigenous forests, and amazing wildlife.

There is a cozy kitchen where breakfast is served in a help-yourself style. Lunch is usually served outside in the communal braai area or packed to have in the reserve. Dinner is either in the warm kitchen or outside at the fire. There’s even a small snack shop at the house where you can buy some extra treats!

You can send your enquiry via the form below.

Wildlife Veterinary Program South Africa