Future Volunteers

Volunteering at Peggy Adams

Thank you for interest in becoming a volunteer at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League! We truly appreciate you for wanting to donate some of your valuable free to time to help our animals. Our volunteer team plays an important role in helping us fulfil our vision of creating a community where 100% of the adoptable animals find loving homes and no animals will be euthanized because of pet overpopulation.

Each task performed by volunteers makes a significant contribution to the health and welfare of our animals. By offering your time and talent, you improve the quality of life for our animals while they wait for their new forever homes. If you think you can't volunteer because you'd want to take all of the animal’s home, there are other areas and departments that need your help and when you volunteer, you help 1000's!

To volunteer on campus, you must be at least 16 years old.

If you are individual looking for court-appointed volunteer hours, please ensure you meet the criteria before moving forward in the process.

Court Appointed Volunteering>

READY TO GET STARTED?!

Becoming a Peggy Adams Volunteer is easy – please follow the two-step process below!

1. Register for an Upcoming Volunteer Orientation

This orientation is held three-times a month and is required in order to become a volunteer. NOTE: If you are under 18 years old, a parent/legal guardian MUST attend the orientation with you. The minimum age to volunteer on campus is 16 years old. No exceptions can be made.

REGISTER NOW

2. Submit an Online Application

Your application MUST be submitted prior to your orientation date. It is important that you put some thought into your application and fill it out in its entirely. This will help us give you the best volunteer experience at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. Complete the application now to get started!

SUBMIT APPLICATION

Orientation dates already full? Please join the wait-list!
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Other Important Information

Be at least 16 years of age
Ability to commit to a weekly schedule for three (3) months or more
Ability to commit to at least one shift per week (same day each week)
Ability to work well with others - staff and volunteers
Ability to take instruction but work independently
Ability to stand for extended periods of time

Ability to speak and understand English
Average vision
Computer literacy
Ability to tolerate loud noises and unpleasant odors
Ability to walk unaided on uneven and/or rough terrain
Use of both hands simultaneously
High level of manual dexterity

Volunteer Positions

Volunteers are an extension of the staff at Peggy Adams. Each position has training, scheduling and physical requirements. Review the role descriptions of volunteers needed at Peggy Adams.

Volunteer Positions