Stray Girls Club / Volunteer your time
Find a way to help that fits your life.
Start with what you enjoy and the time you have. These local programs offer different ways to lend a hand, from event support to regular animal care. Follow their volunteer pages to check the details and apply.
What fits your week?
An afternoon to start.
Try helping at an event. Helen Woodward Animal Center has a page for special-event volunteers where you can check assignments and how to join. Looking for a casual visit first? The club calendar has places to start.
Explore event volunteering ↗Time to return regularly.
Get to know the animals and people by returning regularly. The Barking Lot offers dog care and walking roles and encourages a three-hour shift every other week for six months. Check its training and application details before committing.
Volunteer at The Barking Lot ↗A skill you’d like to share.
Useful help comes in many forms. Wee Companions describes opportunities in its shelter and store, transport, and sewing animal supplies from home. See what fits your skills and ask what would be useful now.
Help Wee Companions ↗Before you say yes.
- What will I actually do, and will I be working with animals?
- Is this a one-off activity or a regular commitment?
- Do I need an application, orientation or training?
- Where do I go, what should I bring, and who will meet me?
- Are there age, accessibility, cost or own-pet requirements?
Apply or book directly with the organization. They confirm availability, requirements and whether a role is a good fit. SGC’s individual guidance is free.