Join the Volunteer Harvest Team to help collect lemons that would otherwise be wasted. Open for volunteers age 5 and older, children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

As a Community Support Volunteer, you will assist in organizing events and providing support to cancer survivors. Responsibilities include helping with logistics, outreach, and providing emotional support to those in need.

As a Horse Care Volunteer, you will help care for our horses by learning their unique personalities and routines. Volunteers will also assist during lessons and camps, support special events, and participate in daily barn activities.

Volunteers are needed to care for dogs at boarding facilities by walking, cuddling, and playing with them daily. An orientation will be provided, and experienced volunteers may have opportunities for off-site adventures.

Assist at various Queens Against Cancer events by helping with event setup, registration, and providing support to participants. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the success of these events and fostering a supportive community.

As a Front Desk Associate, you will greet visitors, answer questions, collect admission fees, and help prepare informational materials. This role also involves tracking attendance and performing minor exhibit housekeeping during downtime.

In the Gift Shop Associate role, you will assist visitors with their purchases, operate the cash register, and maintain inventory. You will also answer basic questions about the exhibits and perform minor housekeeping duties.

In the Hike Leader role, you will lead moderate walks along trails to the replica village, sharing historical and natural insights. This position requires additional training and involves recognizing visitor needs and performing minor outdoor maintenance duties.

As a Social Media Assistant, you will help create and manage content across various social platforms, take photos and videos for posts, and conduct research on social media trends related to Chumash and Indigenous cultures.

As a Gallery Guide, you will provide informal talks to visitors and answer questions about the exhibits. This position requires additional training and involves performing minor housekeeping duties during downtime.

As a Special Events Planner, you will help conceive, plan, and execute public programs and events. Responsibilities include assisting with research, sourcing, and promotion for special events.

In this role, you will represent the museum at outreach programs and events, providing information to the public. Responsibilities include setting up equipment and assisting museum staff with presentations at community meetings.

As a School Tour Docent, you will support museum education staff during school visits, assist with craft activities, and help lead talks along trails and in the gallery. This role requires keeping school groups organized throughout their field trip.

In this role, you will assist during events such as lectures and workshops, providing support to speakers and guests. Minor housekeeping duties may also be required during events.

Join the Foster Committee to help find and support foster homes for dogs in need. This includes home checks, matching dogs with families, and providing necessary training and materials.

Volunteers are needed to transport dogs to vet appointments and adoption events. This role is crucial for ensuring the dogs receive the care they need.

Help with marketing efforts to promote the dogs available for adoption through social media, public relations, and community outreach. All ideas are welcome to increase awareness and support for the rescue.

Volunteers are needed to help transport cats from shelters and provide care, including cleaning and socializing them. If you have a love for animals and some spare time, your efforts can make a significant difference in the lives of these cats.

If you have skills in writing, photography, web design, or video editing, we welcome your talents to help promote our mission and care for our cats. Your creativity can help us reach more people and find homes for our kitties.

Fostering is a critical component of our rescue operations. If you have a spare bathroom and can provide temporary housing for cats in transition, we would love to hear from you. This rewarding experience helps save lives and prepares cats for adoption.