VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION
Our next volunteer orientation will be on March 5 (Sunday) and March 10 (Friday) 2023. Registration will open on February 18, 2023.
Please revisit this page for the registration link or watch out for our social media updates.
Pre-exposure rabies shots are required to do Direct Animal Care (dog walking, bathing, grooming & cuddling)
… Yes, cuddling! This is how we socialize and prep them for their forever families. They need their cuddles, and you need your shots!
All volunteers must first attend the orientation. The schedule is posted on our social media pages, so be sure to follow us and watch out for the announcement.
No. Some people volunteer only once a week, once a month, or whenever their schedule allows it. Shelter volunteer work must be within operating hours. (Monday-Saturday except Wednesdays and holidays, between 8am to 5pm)
No. However, minors are required to attend the orientation with a parent or guardian. When volunteering, children below 13 must also be supervised by their parent or guardian.
They are volunteers who render at least eight (8) hours a month doing shelter or out-of-shelter work. Active volunteers get included in special activities, events, and workshops. Volunteers who foster shelter animals are automatically awarded their 8-hours for each month that they foster.
A certain level of knowledge and familiarity with our policies are required in order to perform your volunteer duties. Therefore, all volunteers are required to attend orientation.
As a charity organization, we do not give volunteer certificates to students for academic compliance. Volunteering is generally considered an altruistic activity where one dedicates their time and resources for no financial or social gain.
No. All applications must be submitted within the designated period so that we have time to screen and confirm all attendees before the scheduled orientation date.
