Internships
The Birds of Prey Foundation offers unpaid internships that are hands-on in the field of wildlife rehabilitation. Over the course of the internship, individuals will work alongside our experienced rehab staff and learn skills such as handling techniques, cleaning and sterilization procedures, habitat enrichment, food preparation and feeding methods, treatment procedures and more.
Our internship spots are limited and intended for those who are pursuing a career in wildlife.

Barn Owls

Diagnostics

American White Pelican

Barn Owls
Time Commitment
We offer internships from June through October (our busy season), when there is much to learn. Most of our interns work 32 hours per week for 1-2 months. This provides a robust and well-rounded view of what goes on at the Birds of Prey Foundation. Many interns have a job or are still in school, so they commit to coming 2-3 days per week for 3 months. Special circumstances will be considered.