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Animal Welfare Internships
Highlights
- Support animal welfare efforts in Tanzania by assisting local veterinarians with their daily tasks
- Gain experience in both rural clinics and community outreach programs.
- Participate in wildlife conservation initiatives, focusing on livestock health and wildlife management.
- Learn about tropical animal diseases and veterinary practices in a developing country.
- Immerse yourself in Tanzanian culture while contributing to community-driven animal care projects.
- Support animal welfare efforts in Tanzania by assisting local veterinarians with their daily tasks
- Gain experience in both rural clinics and community outreach programs.
- Participate in wildlife conservation initiatives, focusing on livestock health and wildlife management.
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About the program
Gain shadowing experience in veterinary clinics across Greece, shadow professionals, and assist with animal care, diagnostics, and treatments in a diverse setting.
Make a difference in the lives of animals while gaining invaluable veterinary experience.
The Veterinary Internship Program in Arusha is an exceptional opportunity for aspiring veterinarians, pre-vet students, and animal enthusiasts to immerse themselves in meaningful work. This program is hosted at ...
Typical day
Free-time activities
In your free time, explore Arusha’s vibrant culture by visiting local markets, museums, and coffee plantations. Enjoy outdoor activities like hiking Mount Meru, swimming, or visiting nearby national parks. On weekends, take a safari in Serengeti or Ngorongoro Crater, or visit Lake Manyara for ...
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Details on arrival
Internships start on Mondays and interns have a choice to participate to a program between a minimum of 2 weeks or up to a maximum of 12 weeks .
The program fee includes a free airport pickup on the Sunday before the Monday start date from Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). To qualify for the free pickup interns are required to arrive between 9am-6pm.At the airport interns will be welcomed and transferred to their housing in Arusha. For interns arriving at an earlier date, a pickup maybe provided if requested and subject to availability.
Vaccinations: Typhoid/Hep A (highly recommended), Tetanus, Yellow Fever (only required if participants travel through Kenya first) & Rabies. Volunteers are recommended to obtain the Rabies vaccination for hands-on work with animals. Not having the vaccination may limit the extent of hands-on activities during the internship.
Adequate information about the city and hosting institution will be sent before arrival. It includes information about the city, local culture, rules, emergency contact numbers and the local team.
In regard to visas, you will need to obtain a particular intern/volunteer visa on airport arrival, upon which, us as the host organisation/company will send them a letter which you will print and present at customs.
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