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Liberty Wildlife

Daily Care

Daily Care volunteers feed and water our rehabilitating animals. This morning position is of utmost importance at Liberty Wildlife. Patients are resting and recuperating from injury or illness. Birds in flight cages are building muscle and endurance for their eventual release. In the spring and summer, foster parents tend to large broods of orphans. Must be available for a four-hour shift one day per week. You will train with a mentor for the first nine weeks. Minimum of 6-month commitment.

Job Responsibility:
– Cleans cages & bins – inside and outside
– Feeds animals in Education, Rehab, and Intensive Care areas
– Changes water, removes and disposes of garbage
– Updates Daily Care Log Book
– Completes Daily Care Checklist
– Works as part of a team

Essential Functions:
– Cleaning thoroughly
– Ability to lift up to 30 pounds
– Attend meetings & possible educational seminars
– Preparation of food: dispersing and proper recording of food intake
– Safety: wearing proper protective wear (gloves, eye protectors, etc.)
– Able to identify issues (i.e., repairs, birds acting unusual, etc.)
– Able to follow directions & protocols set by Liberty Wildlife
– Being a team player
– Willingness to adapt to change

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
– Any wildlife knowledge is a plus!
– To be able to work in a team environment
– Willingness to communicate
– Dedication to Liberty Wildlife’s mission
– Respect for all wildlife
– Ability to handle weather/seasons

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Donate

Help us reach our financial goals in treating 9,000+ animals per year.

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Donations are tax deductible.

Emergencies

If you have a wildlife emergency and are in need of assistance, contact us immediately.

If you do not reach someone right away, please leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

480-998-5550

Drop Off

Have you found an injured animal in need of help? Bring them by our new facility.

2600 E. Elwood St.
Phoenix, AZ 85040

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