Looking for a meaningful volunteer opportunity that combines your love for animals with a passion for helping people? This unique Canine and Equine Therapy Volunteer Program in Argentina offers just that. You’ll gain hands-on experience working with both dogs and horses in a therapeutic setting, helping individuals with a range of physical and mental health conditions improve their mobility, emotional well-being, and overall quality of life.
This program stands out because it offers a dual-therapy approach, allowing you to work in two distinct placements. You’ll spend part of your week assisting with canine therapy, where specially trained dogs help patients improve emotional and physical health. On other days, you’ll work at an equine therapy center, helping patients during therapeutic riding sessions with horses. The blend of both therapies offers an enriching experience and the opportunity to learn about different methods of animal-assisted rehabilitation.
This project is perfect for those studying psychology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, or veterinary medicine. It’s also a great fit if you’re simply passionate about animals and making a positive impact on others. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to learn, a love for animals, and a desire to help people.
As a volunteer, you will:
You will be working at two therapy centers located within 40 minutes of Córdoba city. One center specializes in canine therapy, while the other focuses on equine therapy. Both centers cater to individuals of all ages dealing with various health conditions, including physical disabilities, mental health challenges, and developmental disorders.
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