Mornings that begin at 7.30am unless a volunteer is assigned a specific feed which can take place between 6-7am. The morning activities typically consist of with clearing and cleaning out each enclosure. Morning food prep is dependent on the species in camp but ranges from chopping fruit to defrosting and cutting up meat for any carnivores. Each enclosure and species must be supplied with fresh water and food each day and poop or scat must be collected and disposed of.

Enrichment for the animals is sporadic and usually consists of replacing fresh leaves and branches and filling up mud wallows. After animal feeding and cleaning, which is all done outdoors, volunteers are required to wash and clean any towels and blankets from the animal enclosures, carry out a general clean-up of the area as well as wash any old food bowls and spray down animal transport boxes. Morning shift usually ends at around 10am when all volunteers go to breakfast. From about 10:30am until 2:30pm volunteers usually have free time, unless they are on bottle feeding duty, which is dependent on both time of year and the species in the centre at any given time. During this time volunteers have lunch.

The afternoon shift starts at 2:30pm with food prep for the afternoon feed (4pm) as well as the late feed at 8:30pm (for nocturnal carnivores). Fresh lucerne or browsing material is collected for the herbivores, a general clean-up of morning food bowls is done and some individual species may be taken outside and observed as they learn to forage and feed (typically young mongooses).

Rotations of enclosures, transport of animals, vet checks, rescues and admissions are all sporadic and situation-dependant. After the afternoon feed, volunteers shower and head down to the common area for dinner. Unless on the roster to do the nocturnal predator feed at 8:30pm, or specifically required on an emergency basis, all other volunteers are off for the rest of the day.