Volunteer
Our volunteers are a community of dedicated individuals making a positive impact on the lives of animals. Your commitment and passion contribute significantly to our mission, and we're excited to have you join us on this rewarding journey.
Why Volunteer With Us?
At NFSAW, volunteers are the heartbeat of our organization. By dedicating your time and skills, you become an essential part of creating a better life for animals in need. Discover the joy of making a difference and connecting with like-minded individuals who share your passion for animal welfare.
Volunteer Opportunities
Dogs
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Dog Walkers: Take our furry friends on walks, providing exercise and socialization.
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Dog Socializers: Spend quality time with dogs, engaging in play and interaction.
Events
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Event Organizers: Help plan, organize, and run events that bring joy and awareness to our cause.
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Tabling Team: Represent NFSAW at events, engage with the community, and share our mission.
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Animal Handlers: Answer questions about and handle animals during exciting events.
Cats
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Cat Caretakers: Assist with cleaning and maintaining the cat areas, ensuring a comfortable environment.
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Cat Socializers: Spend time with our feline friends, offering companionship and play.
Other
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Office Assistants: Support our administrative tasks, including data entry and communication.
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Cleaning Crew: Help maintain cleanliness, hygiene and organization at the shelter.
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Craft Creators: Channel your creativity to make handmade items for our animals or contribute to our annual holiday boutique.
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Baking Brigade: Bake delightful treats for events and special occasions.
Junior Volunteers
NFSAW welcomes young animal enthusiasts to become Junior Volunteers (ages 12-17) with a parent or guardian present. Junior Volunteers can participate in activities focused on cat care, offering them a hands-on experience in supporting our feline friends.
In addition, we encourage little ones (under age 12) to get involved through crafting, baking, or holding donation collections for the shelter. It's a fantastic way for the younger members of our community to contribute to the welfare of animals.