Events Coordination Volunteers help organize and manage events to raise awareness and funds for Operation Little Brown Dog. They work on logistics, promotion, and execution of events.

Volunteers in this role assist in locating and rescuing Boykin Spaniels in danger. They help identify, purchase, and pull dogs from unsafe situations, ensuring their safety and well-being.

Volunteers with veterinary skills assist in providing medical care to rescued Boykin Spaniels. They help with vaccinations, surgeries, and routine check-ups to ensure the health of the dogs.

Foster Care Volunteers provide temporary homes for rescued Boykin Spaniels, ensuring they receive care and attention until a permanent home is found. Volunteers are responsible for providing food, shelter, and transportation to veterinary appointments.

Assist with data entry and other computer work in the pantry's office. Your organizational skills will help keep our operations running smoothly.

Work in our gardens to beautify the pantry's grounds and tend to our produce garden that provides fresh food for those we serve. This role is perfect for those who love nature and gardening.

Help collect donations from local grocery stores such as Kroger and Food King, and bring them to the pantry. This role is crucial for maintaining the pantry's supply of food.

Assist with unloading donations at the pantry. Many hands make light work, and your help is vital to keeping the pantry stocked.

Assist shoppers in selecting groceries, stock shelves with donations, and distribute produce that fits a family's needs. This role is essential for helping families access the food they need.

In this role, you will assist visitors at the touch tank by identifying marine organisms and providing information about their behaviors and habitats. Volunteers must enforce touch tank rules and answer questions to enhance visitor experience.

As a tour guide, you will provide educational tours to visitors, sharing information about the facility’s history and hatchery operations. You will need to navigate the facility with groups and answer visitor questions.

As a fishing event volunteer, you will teach fishing skills and promote ethical fishing practices to youth participants. Responsibilities include assisting with rig repair, netting fish, and ensuring a safe environment for all.

As a greeter, you will be the first point of contact for visitors at Sea Center Texas. Your responsibilities include overseeing visitor sign-in, answering questions, and promoting the mission of Sea Center Texas. Volunteers must have a positive attitude and be service-focused.

This role involves assisting with offsite outreach and special events to promote Sea Center Texas’ mission. Volunteers will engage with diverse groups and help raise awareness about marine conservation and stewardship.

Volunteering in the gift shop helps support Sea Center Texas operations by generating revenue that funds educational and outreach efforts. Responsibilities include operating the register, restocking merchandise, and assisting with sales.

Help us keep the doors open by greeting visitors during a 3-hour shift. You can choose to volunteer once a month, once a week, or whenever you prefer. No experience is necessary, and shifts are available Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 3pm and Sunday from 2pm to 5pm.

Work with children of all ages by organizing and conducting hands-on educational programs. This role is perfect for those who love teaching and engaging with youth.

If you enjoy interacting with the public, learn to be a tour guide at the museum. This role involves leading visitors through exhibits and sharing knowledge about our displays.

If you enjoy working on computers, assist us by entering information into spreadsheets. This role is essential for maintaining our records and supporting museum operations.

Assist with nursery operations at the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory, including planting, watering, and general maintenance of plant life. Volunteers will help support the conservation efforts for local bird habitats.