As a Service Dog In Training Public Access Handler, you will assist in the training of service dogs by exposing them to various environments and situations. This role requires approximately 120 hours of volunteer time per year and is ideal for individuals who enjoy working with animals and have a passion for helping others.

Kennel & Facility Volunteers help maintain the cleanliness and organization of the facility where service dogs are trained. Responsibilities include cleaning, feeding, and caring for the dogs, as well as assisting with training sessions. This role is essential for ensuring a safe and healthy environment for the dogs.

Office Volunteers assist with administrative tasks such as data entry, organizing files, and supporting fundraising efforts. This position is crucial for the smooth operation of K9 Care Montana and requires good organizational skills and attention to detail.

Help maintain a clean and organized studio space by assisting with cleaning tasks and organizing supplies. This is a great opportunity for individuals who enjoy hands-on work and want to contribute to a welcoming environment.

As a volunteer for the Tuesday Art & Tech Night, you will assist in facilitating activities and providing support to participants. This role is perfect for those who enjoy working with youth and have a passion for art and technology.

Engage with potential donors and help expand our network of support. This role involves outreach efforts and communication with community members interested in supporting Project49.

Volunteers can assist with maintenance jobs such as painting, cleaning, gardening, and mowing. Specialized work like excavation and construction is also appreciated, along with general farm jobs such as cleaning pens and helping with special events.

Program volunteers will engage in activities such as grooming and bathing Fjord horses, cleaning paddocks, and assisting with camps and special events. Volunteers must complete an application, attend an orientation, and commit to 40 hours of work in a 3-month period, with training provided.