Volunteering Program
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Animal Zone International on the Greek island of Amorgos! We care for cats, dogs, equines and wild animals every year, and couldn't do it without our dedicated volunteers.
Available year around
Duration minimum 2 weeks
Work includes feeding stray cats, walking dogs, help with cleaning our animal shelter, caring for our equines, help during our sterilization programs etc.
ABOUT AMORGOS
Staying in Amorgos is absolutely safe and people will make you feel like part of their families.
Land area: 126.3 sq.km.
Population: 2000 permanent inhabitants, more than 4000 during summertime
Coastline: 121 km
How to get here: from Piraeus port 8-9 hours by regular ferry boat, 5-6 hours by high-speed ferry
Amorgos is the easternmost island of the Cyclades at the Aegean Sea. It is known as the island of the big blue, due to the crystal clear waters with their deep blue color. Its dramatic mountainous morphology combined with amazing beaches creates a captivating beauty that will immediately embrace the visitors.
Amorgos has two main ports and many small villages, famous for their warm traditional hospitality.
WHY TO VOLUNTEER IN AMORGOS, GREECE
Explore one of the most beautiful Greek islands
Experience the traditional hospitality and the original Greek lifestyle
Feel safe and welcomed by the local community
Enjoy swimming in crystal clear waters or hiking in unique ancient paths
Help a non-profit organization that has transformed the lives of many animals and has provided knowledge, education and public awareness on animal welfare
about animal zone international
Animal Zone International is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving animals, improving the environment and shaping tomorrow's future for an island community, beginning on the Greek island of Amorgos.
WE WORK TO:
· Employ veterinarians to treat animals of the island
· Control stray cats population by organizing sterilization programs
· Rescue abused and neglected horses, mules, and donkeys
· Feed stray animals
· Provide housing for cats and dogs awaiting adoption
· Educate the community through books and lectures
· Eliminate animal transmitted diseases