Gran Canaria Foundation Calls for Volunteers to Aid Rescued Horses, Environment, and Vulnerable Communities

Gran Canaria, Spain – The Hipona Proyecto Zaida Foundation is actively recruiting volunteers to support its multifaceted initiatives focused on animal welfare, environmental conservation, and social assistance. The foundation, based in Artenara, offers a unique opportunity for individuals to contribute to the community and nature. Volunteers are invited to engage in a variety of tasks, including the care and rehabilitation of rescued horses, maintenance and improvement of the foundation's finca, and crucial fire prevention efforts in the Artenara region. Additionally, the foundation collaborates on activities designed to support vulnerable individuals and those experiencing unwanted solitude. "We believe in the power of community and the impact we can make when we work together," stated a representative from the Hipona Proyecto Zaida Foundation. "No prior experience is necessary; we provide all the guidance and training. All we ask for is your time, enthusiasm, and heart." The initiative is particularly appealing to students or professionals in fields such as veterinary medicine, psychology, agronomy, or social work, though it is open to anyone eager to learn and contribute. The foundation also offers flexible schedules, including weekday and weekend shifts, and assistance with transportation for those in need. "Many people have already expressed great interest," noted one potential volunteer in a comment, "I would love to participate but I don't have a vehicle or license... is that a problem?" The foundation addresses such concerns by offering transportation solutions, ensuring accessibility for all willing participants. This program represents a chance for residents of Gran Canaria to engage in meaningful work that directly transforms lives and helps preserve the island's natural beauty.

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