Volunteer at the Hillside Clinic and Community Programs
Seniors who are already 18 can foster, run the pet food pantry, help at the clinic, or work events for this Hillside animal welfare group.
Can I do this
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Minimum age is 18
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You can come without a guardian
No guardian waiver needed
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Background check
Not stated
An orientation is needed first
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Car
Not stated
Schedule
Ongoing
Format
In person
Service hours are not confirmed
Not stated. Ask them before you start.
About this role
What you would do
Clinic assistance: run laundry, clean empty cages, sweep the lobby and halls, phone bank client requests, file and scan
Whole Families foster home: care for a pet in your home for one to six months until the owner can take them back
Foster coordinator: transport animals, pick up food and supply donations and match foster pets with foster homes
Pet food pantry coordinator: canvass local stores for donations, pick them up and keep the pantry stocked and organized
Humane education: present PFA's program to children ages 5 to 13 at camps and after school programs, two to three hours a visit
Fundraising events: make gift baskets, prepare ticket packages, staff tables and sell raffle tickets
Marketing: photograph clinic activities and events, or shoot video of PFA programs and animals
Social media ambassador: share PFA stories and posts and stop by outreach and community events
People for Animals runs veterinary clinics and community pet programs in New Jersey, including the Hillside clinic. Much of the work supports families who want to keep their pets through a hard stretch. New clinic volunteers do not handle animals at first, and hands on care comes with time and initiative. Clinic volunteers are asked to keep a steady week to week schedule.