Volunteer of the Month: Sharon Payne
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Now Accepting New Volunteers!Thank you for thinking of Wayside Waifs as the place to donate your time. The success of our Volunteer Program is not only measured by the dedication of time given by our remarkable volunteers, but most by the selfless acts they contribute to make life better for homeless companion animals. |
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| Step 1: Apply online or print and return the Volunteer Inquiry. |
| Step 2: Our orientation invitation will be emailed to everyone who has submitted an inquiry. This email goes out the first weekend of every month. |
| Step 3: Attend Orientation. Sign up for DOG, CAT and the Foster Program will be available at this orientation. |
| Step 4: At DOG1/CAT1 you will sign up for your weekly shelter shift. |
| Step 5: Start your Volunteer adventure! |
| Adults interested in volunteering with a young teen (13-15), please fill out a Youth Inquiry online or print. Youth need to volunteer with an adult, who is also interested in volunteering during all of their volunteer hours. |
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At the end of the three months, volunteers will be asked if they are interested in continuing at Wayside Waifs.
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Our Teen Service Program has been specifically designed for teens looking to complete service hours. This program is ideal for completing service hours required by schools, teen groups, and other civic organizations. Each group must consist of 4-10 people, age 16 or older, who plan to donate their time together. Teens completing this program will be fully trained volunteers and are encouraged to continue volunteering at Wayside Waifs. Corporate and group opportunities at Wayside Waifs include: special events, grounds keeping and building maintenance, and various other special projects throughout the year. Groups can be as small as three and as large as twenty, depending on the current needs of the shelter. Groups interested should complete the Project Request Form to learn more about available opportunities. Our needs are continually changing, and we will typically know at the beginning of each month what group activities are available. Because special training is required to work with shelter animals, corporate and group activities do not include animal related activities. Individuals interested in working with the animals should complete an Adult Inquiry and plan to attend Orientation and applicable training classes. For more information or to discuss about volunteering, please contact AnnMarie Thomas athomas@waysidewaifs.org or call (816) 986-4431. |
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Service ProjectsThere are a variety of ways you can help the animals who are temporarily housed at Wayside Waifs. Surf the net for animalsSet your search engine to http://www.goodsearch.com/. Let them know that you are supporting Wayside Waifs. Every search you make sends money to the animals. It is a Yahoo! search engine, so get surfing! Hold a blanket/towel drive
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