Volunteers are needed for spay/neuter clinics to assist with surgical packs, clean instruments, and perform veterinarian assist tasks. This role is educational and rewarding.

Volunteers help with feral cat trapping as part of the Trap-Neuter-Return program. This role is crucial in preventing homelessness among animals and offers immediate success.

Volunteers provide housing and care for cats and dogs who are not yet adopted. Camp Companion provides an initial supply of pet food and other necessary items if needed.

Join the photo team to take digital pictures of pets. Photo assistants help photographers by handling pets for glamour shots.

Volunteers are needed to assist in maintaining the general welfare of animals at adoption locations. This includes feeding, cleaning, and sanitizing animal quarters to promote a healthy environment.

Volunteers launder sheets, towels, and clean pet dishes used at adoption events. Pickup and drop-off locations are typically PetSmart North and South.

Join the Fundraising team to help raise money for the animals in our care.

Volunteers spend time at adoption events, greeting potential adopters and answering questions about the adoption process. They also provide attention and affection to cats and kittens, making them more comfortable.

HouseWarmers provide daily support for the needs of the House and families. They welcome guest families and donors, ensure a clean and sanitary environment, and assist with organization and restocking of essential products.

Help with the upkeep and maintenance of the lodging facilities. Tasks include minor repairs, cleaning, and ensuring the apartments are in good condition for guests.

Assist in coordinating volunteer activities and managing schedules for the House of Shields. Ensure smooth operations and support for law enforcement families staying at the facility.

Assist with STEM Boxes and regular art activities by ensuring the paint is full and the equipment is working. We provide the activity and all materials; you provide the support.

Volunteer your time to help us build materials for our current or possible new exhibits. If you have a talent like woodworking, this is a great opportunity to contribute.

Volunteers assist with arranging speakers, publicity, finances, and planning field trips. This role is crucial for the smooth operation of the organization's programs and events.

Volunteers gather data on birds, butterflies, and the environment, contributing to research efforts. This role is ideal for those interested in fieldwork and data collection.

Volunteers will contact public representatives to express views on issues affecting birds and the environment. This role involves learning about current environmental issues and effectively communicating them to policymakers.

Volunteers share their enthusiasm and knowledge of birds and nature with the public through events, presentations, and educational materials. This role involves public speaking and engaging with diverse audiences.

Volunteers participate in natural resource management activities such as controlling invasive species, seed collection, and helping injured raptors. This role is suitable for individuals or groups interested in hands-on conservation work.

As a weekend substitute driver, deliver meals to seniors in need. The role involves picking up meals at 2115 2nd Street SW and delivering them during a one-hour route. This is a critical role to maintain meal delivery on weekends.

As a substitute driver, you will deliver nutritious meals and a friendly smile to those on your route. Meals are picked up at 2115 2nd Street SW and take about one hour to deliver. This role is essential to ensuring seniors receive meals daily.