Wildlife Rehabber Application:

Wildlife Rehabber Application:

Before applying, please ensure you have read all the details provided for this role on our website at CleethorpesWildlifeRescue.com/newstarts. You can also email: new-starts@CleethorpesWildlifeRescue.org.uk
Your details:
Are you an internal or external candidate?
Name:

First NameLast Name
Email:
example@example.com
Mobile Number:
Date of Birth:
Do you understand that this role involves rehabilitating wildlife from your home?
Are you a homeowner?
Do you have permission from the homeowner to rehabilitate wildlife from your home?
Address:

Pets:

As wildlife casualties are particularly sensitive to stress, it is essential that you inform us of any pets you have if you wish to volunteer with us. Having pets does not automatically disqualify you from rehabilitating wildlife, but it will require us to assess the welfare management of the animals you care for to ensure their safety and well-being.
Do you have any pets?
How many pets do you have?
What pets do you have?
Are you able to entirely isolate wild birds from your pets?
Do you expect this to change?
What was the last pet you had?

About you:
Do you have a full driving license?
Are you willing to complete a DBS check prior to training?
A basic DBS may be required prior to volunteering with us; this will be arranged and paid for by Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue.
What motivates you to rehabilitate wildlife?
What makes you a good candidate?
Where would you keep your wildlife admissions?
IMPORTANT: NOT A SHED!
Do you have any previous experience?
What is your current or most recent occupation?
Do you have any other volunteering experience?
Some baby birds need regular feeds during the day. Are you able to commit to this?

Training:
Once the application period has closed, we will review all submissions and score them using a point-based system. If your application is successful, you will be invited to an interview, which may take place either virtually or in person. Following a successful interview, you will be enrolled in our training program. Please note that there is a significant amount of training required before you can begin admitting wildlife casualties. We understand that attending every training session can be challenging, so we will do our best to schedule sessions based on majority availability. However, all training must be completed before you can accept any wildlife admissions
What days are best for you?
Are you able to attend virtual training sessions via Zoom?
Are you able to attend in-person training sessions?
Do you use WhatsApp?
We use WhatsApp to deploy all of our volunteers.
Is there anything we can do to make the training more accommodating to your needs?
How can we make the training more accommodating?
eg. ground floor training room etc

Your details: