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Center for wildlife
Volunteer opportunities

Join our crew of volunteers

Volunteers must be 18 years or older, no experience required!

Nature Center

Nature Center Guide

Now Accepting Applications

Our Nature Center is a great space for visitors of all ages to learn about human relationships with wildlife. Nature Center Guides are friendly faces that lead visitors into the Center, answer questions, interpret exhibits, and run our gift shop. This position is perfect for those who enjoy talking with people and have a passion for exploring natural history.

Clinic admissions desk

wildlife hotline & Admissions

Now Accepting Applications

Our Admissions Volunteers are responsible for facilitating the transfer of injured, orphaned, or sick wildlife from concerned community members to our clinic team for treatment. These volunteers help us solve wildlife issues in real time and ensure our patients are set up for the best possible treatment, as well as help educate the community to keep our wildlife and their habitats safe!​

Volunteer

ambassador care

Now Accepting Applications

Our Animal Ambassadors are hard workers, and our volunteers work even harder to keep them socialized, healthy, and pampered! Daily care involves working in all weather conditions carrying water jugs, cleaning enclosures, and preparing food that they would naturally find in the wild. This is a great opportunity to work closely with and learn about disabled wildlife in sanctuary. 

Volunteer with kids

Summer Camp

Positions Filled

Our Camp Volunteers are the heart of our summer camp! Using a curriculum designed by our team for connection to nature and maximum fun, these volunteers help make core memories at camp for young people ages 5-12. From craft time to visits from our Animal Ambassadors, this is one of our most engaging roles!

Volunteer with animals

wildlife clinic

Positions Filled

The hands-on nature of our Wildlife Clinic Volunteer role is physically demanding, but also highly rewarding! This role provides essential supportive care including baby feeding, habitat maintenance, cleaning, and food preparation for nearly 200 local species. This is a great opportunity to learn about wildlife rehabilitation.

Can't find what you're looking for? Email Volunteer@thecenterforwildlife.org

Physical Address

375 Mountain Road, Cape Neddick, ME 03902

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Mailing Address

P.O. Box 620, Cape Neddick, ME 03902

Call Us

(207) 361-1400

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Email

info@thecenterforwildlife.org

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