Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks such as fostering animals, trapping feral cats, transportation, taking photos at events, and writing articles for newsletters. Volunteers must be 18 years or older, or accompanied by an adult if under 18.

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Volunteers will work on projects related to neighborhood beautification and relationship building within the Alfred community. Tasks include landscaping, maintaining public spaces, and engaging with residents to foster community spirit.

Volunteers will engage in public outreach efforts to promote the Alfred Twenty First Century Group's mission and activities. Responsibilities include managing communications, creating marketing materials, and interacting with the community.

Volunteers will assist in planning community projects and events aimed at preserving and enhancing the Alfred community. Responsibilities include brainstorming ideas, organizing events, and collaborating with other volunteers to execute plans.

Volunteers assist at events or organize new ones, helping to raise awareness and support for the sanctuary's mission.

Volunteers transport animals to and from vet appointments, playing a critical role in the health and well-being of the animals.

Volunteers help clean or organize the facility and assist with special maintenance projects, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for the animals and visitors.

Volunteers will play and socialize with cats and kittens, helping them to become more comfortable with people and increasing their chances of adoption.

Volunteers assist in the office by answering phones, greeting visitors, and helping with adoption applications. This role supports the administrative functions of the sanctuary.

Volunteers will walk dogs and play with them in the fenced-in yard, providing exercise and socialization. This role is crucial for the well-being of the dogs and helps them become more adoptable.