Veterinary Transport Volunteer — veterinary transport
You help make medical care possible and predictable.
What you actually do
- Take animals to veterinary appointments or support Margo on the trips
- Load carriers safely and handle the animals calmly
- Accompany appointments and handle handovers cleanly
- Give brief, clear feedback after the appointment
Why this helps Margo & the animals
A missed veterinary appointment can delay treatment by weeks. Your reliability makes medical care predictable – and takes trips off Margo that would otherwise fall to her.
What you take away personally
Responsibility in real situations, calm routine in handling stressed animals – and the good feeling that an animal received treatment because of you.
What you learn professionally
- Appointment logistics and handovers
- Safe animal transport
- How medical process chains work in animal welfare
Who this suits
Reliable people with a car or a lift, who stay calm and are punctual. No prior medical knowledge required.
What this role is not
No diagnoses · no treatment recommendations · no approving costs without consultation · no medical decisions – those are always made by the vet together with Margo.
Your first small mission
Accompany one veterinary trip from pick-up to return and then write the feedback: which cat, what the vet found, what the next step is.