You can make a difference!
Even one hour a week will help make a difference in the life of a homeless animal. Volunteers must be 18 years and complete a short training session.
If you are interested in attending an orientation, please complete the volunteer application. For liability reasons, we can only accept volunteers who are 18 years or older. Volunteering is a great way to enrich the lives of the animals. Through the help of volunteers we are able to provide one-on-one socialization for the animals as well as a clean and safe living environment. Volunteers are key in supporting staff and assisting in the care of the animals. If you are a animal lover we have plenty of ways for you to get involved and help!
Even one hour a week will help make a difference in the life of a homeless animal. Volunteers must be 18 years and complete a short training session.
If you are interested in attending an orientation, please complete the volunteer application. For liability reasons, we can only accept volunteers who are 18 years or older. Volunteering is a great way to enrich the lives of the animals. Through the help of volunteers we are able to provide one-on-one socialization for the animals as well as a clean and safe living environment. Volunteers are key in supporting staff and assisting in the care of the animals. If you are a animal lover we have plenty of ways for you to get involved and help!
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Dog walking and Socializing: The kennel staff takes great care of our dogs but they get cooped up sitting in their cages. The dogs would love for you to give them one-on-one attention, socialization and fun outings for some exercise.Dog walkers also provide valuable feedback on the dog’s personality while walking and how they react to other dogs and people.
Fosters: If you can foster or know anybody that can, please let us know! For the dogs boarded at the kennel, it’s no different from sitting behind bars in their jail cells, no matter how properly they may be cared for. By having our dogs fostered, we get to know about each dog much better than when the dog is kenneled. Fostering a rescue dog in your home may be the perfect way to help. As a foster parent, you help prepare a pet for adoption by giving him or her the skills and training necessary to make a smooth transition to a forever home. By taking a dog into your home, you also open up space in crowded shelters for another dog. (Which means you're actually helping two dogs!) Please note, you must be a minimum of 18 years of age to submit an application. |
Transporters: Do you have a car and a desire to help Saving Sumter’s Strays. You can be a transporter! We are in need of volunteers to help us transport animals . The need ranges from in-town transports to the Vet to out of town road trips, so let us know what you are interested in!
Groomers: Most of the dogs come to Saving Sumter’s Strays dirty and smelly! Many have never had the experience of someone taking care of them. You can help bath and beautify the dogs. The transformations are heartwarming. Event Helpers: Often we need help with adoption events and fundraisers. Tasks vary but there are alway lots to do. |
