Wildlife Sanctuary Supporter

VolunteerWorld · Windhoek, Namibia

Care for injured and orphaned wildlife, including baboons and cheetahs displaced from local farms, at a sanctuary in the Namibian savannah. A typical day (Monday to Friday, 7am to 5 or 6pm) includes baboon enrichment walks, cheetah observation, and food preparation and feeding for the sanctuary's resident carnivores and herbivores.

Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation – Namibia

IVHQ · Central Highlands, Namibia

Care for and rehabilitate orphaned, injured, or conflict-affected wildlife at a sanctuary in Namibia's central highlands, including lions, cheetahs, leopards, wild dogs, caracals, warthogs, antelope, and baboons. Volunteers work 6–7 hours daily alongside trained keepers in one of Africa's most dramatic landscapes. Fee includes semi-permanent on-site tent accommodation with hot showers and free laundry service, three meals a day, airport pickup and drop-off from Windhoek, a volunteer uniform, in-country orientation, and 24/7 emergency support.