Must be at least 18 years old. Applicant will be required to complete, a physical, a background check including social media, and an interview. We are looking for passionate individuals with a drive to learn new skills, help others, as well as build new relationships in the department. All gear and training will be provided so NO previous experience is required. There are a lot of benefits to volunteering: a sense of purpose, advancement opportunities, life skills, technical and rescue skills, pride within the community, and a sense of family. | Requirements: At least 18 years old Must complete: Signed off Physical from Doctor Background Check including social media Interview Applicants will be sent to our new member course which is a credit course at College of the Mainland (SFFMA FF1). They will be required to complete this course and pass all tests in order to be an active firefighter. If an individual cannot pass the course OR if an applicant strictly wishes to be a support member for the fire department they can act in that capacity. Our support members are a vital role to ensuring we are able to our job and remain safe. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support

The Forest Bend Fire Department is looking for individuals interested in serving as firefighters, first responders, and support services. No experience is needed. | Requirements: Must live in Heritage Park. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, EMT, Fundraising, Community Education

Fulfill your court-ordered community service hours by assisting with animal care and shelter maintenance at our facility. Volunteers will help with cleaning, feeding, and general upkeep.

Join our Elite Volunteer Program to help with various tasks at the Pet Adoption Center and Cat Cafe. Volunteers assist with animal care, adoption events, and community outreach.

Foster a Great Dane in your home as the organization does not have a shelter. Provide care and support until the dog is adopted. Fill out the Foster Application to start this rewarding journey.

Transport Great Danes from shelters to foster homes, veterinary appointments, or adoption events. Volunteers are essential in ensuring the safe and timely movement of the dogs.

Join the fundraising team to plan and execute events that raise money for the rescue. Help organize and run fundraising activities throughout the year.

Assist with photography, videography, and graphic design for events and activities. Help capture moments for the website, newspapers, and promotional materials.

Organize and manage Meet & Greet events to raise awareness about the rescue group. Set up booths at local venues like dog daycares, parks, and stores.

Assist in setting up, managing, and tearing down booths at various events. Engage with the public to promote the rescue's mission and activities.

Use your craft skills to create items like bandannas or dog clothing for sale at events. Help make fleece tug toys and contribute creative ideas for new products.

Volunteers are needed to help organize and host birthday parties for children in foster care, homeless shelters, and group homes. Responsibilities include setting up party decorations, leading games and activities, and ensuring a joyful experience for the children.

Capture moments at Second Chance Pets events or photograph adoptable animals to help them find homes.

Join a committee to help organize and execute our annual fundraiser/auction and other events as planned.

Transport foster animals to and from vet appointments or adoption events. This role is crucial for the logistics of animal care.

Collect food and supplies needed to care for animals in our foster program, ensuring they have the necessary resources.

Apply your computer, financial, or software skills to assist with various administrative tasks within the organization.

Provide a temporary home for dogs or cats until they are adopted. The whole family can participate in this rewarding experience.

Help promote Second Chance Pets to the community, increasing visibility and support for our cause.

Help set up and break down tables and cages, water and walk dogs, and sell t-shirts at weekly adoption events.