General duties include cleaning litter boxes, sweeping and mopping, laundry, cleaning cages, interacting with the cats, and making sure they have fresh food and water. This shift takes approximately 2-3 hours though volunteers can stay for as much or as little time as they prefer. Shifts can start anywhere between 8-10 am. This shift normally has 2-3 people on it so you won't be doing everything alone, and you're welcome to bring a friend or a teen to help!

Are you a web designer? Handy person? Love graphic design? Chances are, we have something you can do! Reach out to us on Facebook or through the volunteer form and let us know what you're interested in doing.

Grants and fundraising have been a huge help in funding our projects and programs. However, grant writing takes time gathering information and tracking statistics and should be someone who is familiar with both budgets and financial statements. You will be trained and mentored through the learning process. This is a position that you could work at from home.

Cats make terrible drivers. We rely on volunteers to take them to vet appointments or fosters. You must have your own transportation that works in extreme temperatures and is able to fit several cages. As a non-profit organization, you would be entitled to claim a mileage tax deduction on your tax return.

We rely heavily on our fosters to help us save more cats and kittens throughout the year. You can be a medical foster that takes in cats that need a little extra care, or you can foster kittens. We offer support throughout the entire process so you're never on your own!

Do you like to play with cats? If you do, then we have the perfect shift for you! Our socializer shift focuses on playing with the cats, getting them used to human interaction, showing them love and affection, napping on the couch with them or reading books to them. This is a great opportunity for a family to volunteer together or friends. As our ultimate goal is to find the best home for every cat in our care, it's very important that cats get this undivided attention; you can stay as long as you'd like, it's entirely up to your schedule!

Our cats are messy eaters and we go through a lot of dishes! This is a great opportunity for someone short on time as it typically takes about an hour to complete.

FTCS relies solely on donations and receives no other funding. Our fundraising team plays a vital role in helping our organization maintain the mission of reducing the feral population and providing loving homes for cats and kittens. Fundraising events vary, some are in person and others are virtual. You can choose whether to join us for in person events or help us virtually.

This position is perfect for someone who is quick at opening cans of cat food because the cats know what time it is, and they're waiting! We put down trays of canned food, refill dry food bowls, and refresh the water bowls. This shift typically starts at 3:30 but can be later if that fits your schedule better. Kids are welcome to come with their adult to socialize and help feed! We do not have a minimum requirement of hours each month; even one shift a month makes a huge difference!

Want to join our efforts but not sure where to start? Make a Donation and take advantage of this incredible opportunity to lend your support. It’s a great way to contribute to our cause, and every little bit counts towards paving the path for a better tomorrow.

Help us rescue homeless cats! We operate a cage-free, no-kill cat shelter in Flint Hill, VA. Volunteers are needed to feed the cats, provide clean water, scoop litter boxes, and play with them. Shifts are flexible, typically lasting 1-2 hours.

Help the cat shelter develop and maintain electronic records for its cats and assist with ordering supplies.

We need individuals and families willing to take cats and kittens into their homes to care for and socialize them, helping to make them as adoptable as possible.

Assist the cat shelter in interviewing potential adoptive families, reviewing applications, checking veterinary and personal references, and conducting home visits. Help at awareness and adoption events.

Support the cat shelter and its community outreach by offering driving services, such as taking cats to veterinary appointments and delivering cat food to families in need.

Volunteer at your convenience for 2-15 hours per week to help new and traumatized cats adjust and learn to trust. Training is provided! Suitable for mature teens (with supervision) or adults.

Volunteers will work on a team or individually to provide upkeep and make improvements to the facility. Tasks may include mowing, repairing fencing, and maintaining the barns. No direct contact with horses is required.

This opportunity allows volunteers to develop fundraising skills through community outreach and planning non-profit initiatives. Training is provided for engaging in grant writing and planning fundraiser events.

Volunteers work with horse trainers and assist riders, including those with disabilities. Responsibilities include guiding horses and helping maintain balance for inexperienced riders.

This role involves planning community events and shows at Serendipity Equine, providing an opportunity to develop project planning and marketing skills.