Volunteer opportunity with GASAH: Help animals in need on the Island of Kos

animal shelter, Greece, dog, cat, Kos

We came across this new June 2026 volunteer call from Gasah Greek and Swiss Animal Help (GASAH) through our Facebook group and thought it could be useful to share it here again for people interested in animal welfare, shelter life and practical volunteering on the island of Kos, Greece.

GASAH is an animal welfare organisation working on Kos, supporting animals through daily care, rescue-related tasks, veterinary visits and the everyday work needed to keep the shelter running.

Latest update:
GASAH is currently looking for volunteers for June 2026. The host is looking for people with a hands-on attitude and an interest in animal care and welfare.
Volunteer with GASAH on Kos island

The animal shelter is located on the beautiful island of Kos, Greece, known for its beaches, ancient sites and welcoming local atmosphere. This opportunity may suit volunteers who enjoy practical outdoor work, animal care and simple daily routines around a shelter environment.

Volunteers helping with animal care at GASAH shelter on Kos island, Greece

Volunteer activities

The work is varied and can include cleaning, feeding, daily care, veterinary visits, socialisation and many other everyday tasks around the animals. Volunteers should be ready for practical work and understand that animal shelter life can be rewarding but also physically and emotionally demanding.

Depending on the needs of the team, volunteers may help with:

  • Feeding and general animal care
  • Cleaning animal areas and keeping spaces safe and hygienic
  • Helping with daily routines at the shelter
  • Supporting socialisation and enrichment for the animals
  • Assisting with veterinary visits and other practical tasks when needed

Animal welfare volunteer opportunity with GASAH on Kos island in Greece

Practical conditions

The previous call shared by GASAH mentioned that accommodation and food were included for volunteers. Since the latest post focuses mainly on the June 2026 volunteer search, please confirm the current conditions directly with the host before making travel plans, including accommodation, meals, working hours, days off, minimum stay and insurance.

Volunteers should also check visa and entry rules for Greece according to their nationality. Hosts cannot provide legal work permits, so it is important to understand what kind of stay is allowed before travelling.


How to get involved 🔍

If you are interested in supporting GASAH in June 2026, you can contact the organisation directly using the details below.

Contact GASAH

Email: gasah AT gasah DOT ch
Website: www.gasah.ch
Facebook: facebook.com/gasah.ch
Instagram: @gasah_animal_help


Latest announcement from the Facebook group

Looking for volunteers – June 2026 ðŸū

Would you like to gain hands-on experience in animal welfare and help directly on site?

We are looking for volunteers for June 2026 to support us on Kos.

The work is diverse and includes cleaning, feeding, daily care, vet visits, socialisation and many other everyday tasks around the animals.

If you are interested to support our work, we would love to hear from you. ðŸŦķ

📍 Kos Island, Greece
gasah@gasah.ch
www.gasah.ch


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Or visit the animal shelters section ðŸŦ


 

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