Yes. It is important for the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals that all volunteers are trained in the activities they are volunteering in. In addition to orientation, volunteers working with cats and dogs will need to attend training sessions that go over...
It depends on the volunteer role. Some volunteer positions require a consistent, weekly commitment, while others allow for more flexibility. In general, volunteers should plan on volunteering 4-8 hours per month at a minimum to maximize your impact. If you are absent...
We welcome large groups and do our best to accommodate you when we have appropriate volunteer work to be completed. As the coordination of large groups often takes up a lot of staff time, we may need to postpone your volunteer day to a date and time that coincides...
Yes, we accept all school-related community service and most court-ordered community service. You may be asked to disclose the nature of your legal offense so that we can place you in the most appropriate role. Clermont Animal CARE reserves the right to deny community...
To volunteer at Clermont Animal CARE independently, you must be 16 years of age or older and may work with cats, kittens or our support team. If you are under the age of 18 and want to work with dogs, you must have an adult accompany you.
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