Help Woodrock Animal Rescue with 50 volunteers for community hours
50 volunteers still needed
category
Animals & Wildlife
sub-category
Animal food & essentials
duration
1-4 hours
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Help Woodrock Animal Rescue with 50 volunteers for community hours
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🐾 COMMUNITY SERVICE WITH A DIFFERENCE! 🐾 Woodrock Animal Rescue invites learners to join our 2026 Schools Outreach Learnership Programme and complete their required community service hours while helping rescued animals. ❤️🐶🐱 Individual learner volunteering: 📅 Saturdays and Sundays ⏰ 09:15–12:30 👤 Learners participate individually 📝 R35 administration commitment fee payable upon registration 👨👩👧 Learners under 16 must be accompanied by an adult Learners will gain hands-on experience while learning about animal welfare, responsibility, compassion and community involvement. To register or request more information, email Kim: 📧 volunteers@woodrockanimalrescue.co.za School and organised group visits: 📅 Tuesdays to Fridays ⏰ 09:15–12:30 📌 Advance booking is essential To arrange a group visit, email: 📧 events@woodrockanimalrescue.co.za Come learn, lend a helping hand and make a meaningful difference—because every paw counts! 🐾 Woodrock Animal Rescue 🌐 www.woodrockanimalrescue.co.za
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