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Volunteers
WHY VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED
Volunteer time and talents are an asset to CAAR. There are many ways in
which you can make a difference for the welfare of animals. You may wish to
work directly with the animals at our shelter, or you may get involved with
other important aspects of our agency’s operations.
VOLUNTEERS WORK IN THE AREAS OF:
• Adminstration • Adoption • Animal Training • Customer
Service • Education • Foster Care • Offsite Adoptions
• Spay & Neuter Clinic • Special Events • Vaccination Clinics
BECOMING A VOLUNTEER
Sign up to become a CAAR volunteer. It’s simple! The minimum
requirements to become a CAAR volunteer are that you must:
• Be fifteen years of age
• Care about the welfare of animals
• Be able to make at least a six-month commitment
So that you will feel comfortable in your new role as a CAAR volunteer, the
first thing we will do is provide you with a very informative orientation meeting.
There may be additional training(s) required for certain volunteer positions.
Upon the approval of your application, we will contact you to schedule your
initial orientation. Orientations are scheduled in the order in which the
applications are received. During this time you will receive a brief overview of
our cause, our philosophy, activities and volunteer opportunities. If you agree
with the above, we encourage you to complete this application.
Volunteer time and talents are an asset to CAAR. There are many ways in
which you can make a difference for the welfare of animals. You may wish to
work directly with the animals at our shelter, or you may get involved with
other important aspects of our agency’s operations.
VOLUNTEERS WORK IN THE AREAS OF:
• Adminstration • Adoption • Animal Training • Customer
Service • Education • Foster Care • Offsite Adoptions
• Spay & Neuter Clinic • Special Events • Vaccination Clinics
BECOMING A VOLUNTEER
Sign up to become a CAAR volunteer. It’s simple! The minimum
requirements to become a CAAR volunteer are that you must:
• Be fifteen years of age
• Care about the welfare of animals
• Be able to make at least a six-month commitment
So that you will feel comfortable in your new role as a CAAR volunteer, the
first thing we will do is provide you with a very informative orientation meeting.
There may be additional training(s) required for certain volunteer positions.
Upon the approval of your application, we will contact you to schedule your
initial orientation. Orientations are scheduled in the order in which the
applications are received. During this time you will receive a brief overview of
our cause, our philosophy, activities and volunteer opportunities. If you agree
with the above, we encourage you to complete this application.
