Volunteer

 
Review Volunteer/Foster Code of Conduct
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You Can Make a Difference!

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for AARF. Volunteers play a significant role at AARF and we depend on the caring members of our community to help us carry out our mission of saving animals. Volunteering is a meaningful and rewarding experience and we offer training, flexibility, and a wide variety of opportunities to match your interests and skills. Join our passionate team today by completing the application below. All skill levels are welcome!

Please review our Volunteer and Foster Code of Conduct and then submit your Volunteer Application & Agreement by clicking the link below.

The volunteer application has a long list of the many and varied opportunities, but a few of the more urgent needs include cat socialization, cat and dog fostering, and cat adoption counseling. If you don’t see what you were thinking about, we love new ideas.

If you don’t hear from us within a week, persist. It just means a lot is going on. We would LOVE to meet you and get you started.  We look forward to meeting you!

Volunteer Login

If you are already a volunteer with AARF, use the link below to login.

Volunteer Login

Volunteering FAQs

  • You must be 16 years old to volunteer independently. We accept volunteers that are 12-15 years old to volunteer with a parent or guardian.

  • AARF is always looking for volunteers with any level of experience as long as they love animals! Some opportunities will require training. However, there are some volunteer opportunities that don’t even involve contact with the animals. Maybe you are allergic, but you want to help! We will make it work!

  • On the volunteer application, you can specify things that you might be interested in doing. We try to match your interests and skills to our currents needs.

  • Yes, many volunteer opportunities require some training.  Depending on what you will be doing, there may be a group training session. Some tasks require very specific knowledge of what to do, but many don’t. Before beginning any volunteer service, you will receive full instruction, and someone is always available to help.  

  • You immediately report the injury to your supervisor.