Looking to work with animals in Gippsland? From Traralgon, Warragul and Morwell to Sale, Bairnsdale and the Bass Coast, farms, veterinary clinics, wildlife parks and animal shelters are seeking caring people to work with animals every day. Whether you’re an experienced vet nurse, an animal handler, a wildlife carer, or someone simply passionate about animal welfare, there are full-time, part-time and volunteer roles close to home.
Make a real difference for animals
Working with animals is more than a job — it’s a chance to protect, nurture and improve the lives of creatures great and small. You might care for pets in a clinic, help rehabilitate injured wildlife, manage livestock on a farm, or educate the community about animal care. Your compassion helps keep animals healthy and our ecosystems thriving — something to be genuinely proud of.
Skills and qualifications employers value
Employers value patience, empathy and a strong sense of responsibility. Depending on the role, qualifications in veterinary nursing, animal studies, agriculture or wildlife management can be an advantage. Experience handling animals safely, good communication skills and a commitment to animal welfare will help you stand out.
Opportunities across Gippsland
Animal-related roles are in steady demand in larger centres such as Traralgon, Morwell, Warragul and Bairnsdale, with additional opportunities in Bass Coast wildlife parks, farms and coastal rescue organisations, especially during peak tourist and breeding seasons.
View the latest animal jobs across Gippsland and take pride in building a career that cares for the creatures who share our region.