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Why Volunteer? Back to TopYou can be part of a dedicated team helping homeless, abandoned and abused animals in our community. You will meet new people with similar interests and hobbies. You will be able to share special skills and develop new ones to benefit yourself and the organization. You can enhance your resume with valuable experience and acquire references. You also get an overload of wet kisses, soft purrs, paw prints, and tail wags.
 Administrative
Support - Clerical assistant, mailings, filing, data entry are
many of the tasks with which we need your help. Artwork and Graphics Collection Jar
Program - Place donation jars at business locations; collect funds monthly;
report activities. Fund Raising/Special
Events - Serve on a committee for one of our many special
fundraising events. Grooming
- Assisting the staff to uncover the beauty of our animals and help
the animal feel better. TLC (Tender Loving
Care) - Socializing, walking, and caring for the Humane Society animals. Maintenance
of Facilities - General maintenance, painting, and other facility improvement
projects.
How To Become A Volunteer Back to TopVolunteers must be at least 15 years of age and be willing to make a commitment to the volunteer program. If you are younger than 15, you can still help out if accompanied by a parent or guardian, or you can be part of a youth group supervised by adult counselors. The frequency of volunteering depends on your schedule and your job placement. Your skills and interest will be carefully matched to a job you'll enjoy! If you are interested in volunteering, e-mail us at hsecvolunteer@embarqmail.com. Our Volunteer Coordinator will contact you to answer your questions and determine your interests. All volunteers are required to attend an orientation session prior to donating time to the Humane Society. If you are not able to donate your services at this time, please consider making a donation to the Humane Society. Schedule of Volunteer Orientations Back to TopAll volunteers must attend an orientation session before they can begin to volunteer at the facility. The orientations are held the second Saturday of each month.
Advanced Opportunities Back to Top
Adoption Counseling
- Educating the public and helping potential pet owners with the
selection and adoption of homeless animals. Off-Site Adoptions
- Take the Humane Society animals to off-site adoption programs or
participate in various community events to spread our message. Humane Education
- Teach K-6 children about humane animal treatment by making a
presentation in the classroom or at the facility where you can provide a
tour of the facility Publicity
- Television and radio appearances to promote the facility and its
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