Volunteers are needed to assist with the care of rescue dogs, including feeding, cleaning, and providing companionship. Volunteers must be committed and available for either the AM or PM shifts.

Provide exercise and socialization for shelter dogs by taking them on walks. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and complete an interview, background check, and orientation class.

Assist with maintaining the shelter grounds to ensure a clean and safe environment for the animals. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and complete an interview, background check, and orientation class.

Engage with the community to educate them about animal care and welfare. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and complete an interview, background check, and orientation class.

Assist with the adoption process by helping potential adopters find the right pet and providing information about the adoption process. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and complete an interview, background check, and orientation class.

Capture photos of shelter animals to help promote them for adoption. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and complete an interview, background check, and orientation class.

Help socialize cats to make them more adoptable by spending time with them and providing enrichment. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and complete an interview, background check, and orientation class.

Help organize and manage special events aimed at promoting animal adoption and raising awareness about animal welfare. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and complete an interview, background check, and orientation class.

Volunteers will assist in the rescue, rehabilitation, and care of injured or orphaned native Florida wildlife. They may also participate in public education and community outreach events.

Join our team of volunteers in cultivating organic gardens, assisting with various projects around the farm, and helping individuals and families grow their own food. Volunteers can participate for fun, health benefits, or to earn school credit hours.

Volunteering to help with club events is a fantastic way to support our mission. Whether you’re assisting with event planning, setup, registration, or cleanup, your efforts help ensure our events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all participants.

Assist in reading to children from under-served communities at a local public library. Volunteers will help foster a love for reading and support literacy development among young children.

Participate in distributing aid during disaster relief efforts. Volunteers will help organize and distribute essential supplies to affected individuals and families in need.

Kennelers are responsible for taking care of the cats and kittens that are being shown at PetSmart, cleaning the cages, refilling food/water/litter, and playing with the cats so that they get plenty of exercise and love! We provide all training and materials, and there are a variety of morning and afternoon shifts available for our weekend kennelers.

Our Adoption Counselors are responsible for managing the teen volunteers, ensuring that the adoption center is in order, and facilitating adoptions. If you love playing matchmaker, this will be right up your alley! There’s no formal experience needed, just a big heart, an outgoing personality, and a love for cats.

Help with cleanup, rebuilding, and community-led disaster relief in Pasco County, Florida, after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. We are currently accepting volunteers until December 13, 2025; no prior experience is needed, just a willingness to help.

Join the Volunteer Guild to support the Florida Wind Band in its mission to enrich the community through music. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, promoting concerts, and engaging with the community to foster a love for wind band music.

Join the Clean Team to help with monthly cleaning, organizing, and decorating tasks. This role is perfect for youth groups or businesses looking to give back to the community.

As a Literacy and Math Tutor, you will tutor participants in reading or math for one hour per week, plus preparation time, over a 10-week session. This role is ideal for those who enjoy teaching and mentoring.

Program Volunteers assist Program Leaders in various activities and require a basic understanding of Down syndrome, which will be provided during orientation. The commitment depends on the size and type of the program.