An LTWC wildlife care volunteer feeds a baby river otter.
Please note: the 2013 class is full and we are no longer accepting registrations!
Interested in becoming a wildlife care volunteer with LTWC? Now is your chance!
Sign up for the 33rd Annual LTWC Training Seminar to learn how to become a trained wildlife care volunteer. At the end of this two-day seminar, you’ll have learned about wildlife diets, feeding techniques, housing, first aid, capture and transportation, anatomy and examination, and more!
LTWC 33rd Annual Training Seminar
Saturday, May 18: 8:30-4pm
Sunday, May 19: 9:30-4pm (lunch provided)
Cost: $70 per individual, $50 for each additional family member.
To register and pay online: please fill out the online registration form below to register for the 2013 LTWC Training Seminar. Once you fill out the form, you will be redirected to pay for the seminar. Your registration is not complete until you have submitted payment.
The 2013 class is full and we are no longer accepting registrations!
Hello, my twin daughters and I have been interested in the training seminar and have been wanting to volunteer at LTWC for some years now. We live in the Elk’s Club area and understand that we need to attend the training seminar first, but when we went to register, this years training seminar was full. Do we need to wait another year to become involved? My 12-year olds love animals and we would love to be involved, any thoughts?
Hi! I am really interested in becoming a volunteer. I just moved to town in March and work at Barton as an RN and would love to be apart of this
If you have any openings at all please contact me!
561-628-1084
bethany.bloom@gmail.com
Thanks
Am very interested in working on the rehab, rescue and release of wildlife, especially moutnain lions and bears. For the last several years I have volunteered for and received extensive training from the Wildlife Waystaion in Los Angeles. I am a Team Leader for the Bear Enrichment program. I’m looking forward to attending the training in May; depending upon the Nevada Legislature’ weekend meeting schedule. Please add me if you have an e-mail cotact list that you distribute to. Thank you!
I’d like to take your training seminar. I was a zoology major in college, am thinking about going back to finish my degree, at UNR. I’ve been a bird feeder for Audobon, and have worked with raptors but am interested in any wild critter. I’d love to volunteer if I can.
I’ve worked for small animal and horse vets, I can give injections (IV, IM and Sub-Q), have fed many types of baby birds, including owls and hawks.
Thank you.
Charlie
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I am interested in volunteering LTWC. Please let me know when the next 2013 class is available. I am a vet tech/assitant with 6 years of clinical nutrition training in holistic nutrition. Thanks so much, Jc
I would be interested in taking your next class for volunteers. I was a volunteer for the John Lindsey Wildlife museum in Walnut Creek when I was younger. I have lived in the Lake Almanor/Susanville area since 1978 and own a small ranch (7 acres) in an area where we have contact with a lot of wildlife. My husband and I also spend a lot of time in the mountains where we come in contact with wildlife. I would like to become active in wildlife volunteer work again. Thank you, Julie Owen
I am currently a full time special education teacher in Carson City and am looking for a career change. Are there ever any employment opportunities with your organization? I have a great love of all animals ( including reptiles) and am told I am very good with them. If employment is not an option, I would definitely be interested in volunteering. Do you have to pay the fee when you register for the training, or can it be paid at a later date? Any information you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much,
Tracy
Hello,
I would love to attend the training seminar if you get any openings! I can be reached via email at angcorry@aol.com or my cell # is 530.318.6622.
Thank you – Angie