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Wildlife In Need Center Internship Program
The Wildlife In Need Center provides internships to qualified
individuals who are looking to fulfill their college internship
requirements or who wish to expand their classroom knowledge to
include hands-on experience. Our internship program runs from
May to August with limited internship opportunities provided
year-round. Individuals must be reliable and responsible
persons committed to working with wildlife.
Facility
WINC is a non-profit organization that provides rehabilitation for
injured, ill, and orphaned native wildlife with the intent of release. Located
in Southeastern Wisconsin, we receive approximately 3000 animals annually. We
provide educational programs to the public with the use of our educational
animals.
Opportunity
 Duties will include most aspects of
wildlife rehabilitation. This will include, but is not limited to: diet
preparation, cage maintenance, rescue, medical care, and release. Care is
provided for native birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles. Internship can be
tailored to meet individual goals by focusing on areas such as parasitology,
environmental education, fundraising, research, etc. Some evening and weekend
hours are involved. Previous work with wildlife is a plus.
Qualifications
A commitment to working with wildlife. Reliability,
responsibility, and an ability to work independently and with others are a must.
Amenities
A small stipend is available for summer interns, limited housing
opportunities available.
Length
May through August. With limited internship opportunities
year-round.
*Internships can be tailored to fulfill course credit.
If you are interesting in becoming a Wildlife In Need Center
intern please send letter of intent, resume, and references to:
Cheryl Diehl, Animal Care Director
Wildlife In Need Center
W340 S2383 Hwy C
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Phone: (262) 968-5075
Fax: (262) 968-3032
Email: cdiehl@helpingwildlife.org
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