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-- Volunteer Orientation Sessions for Spring 2013 --

All volunteers must be 15 years old or older.

All volunteers must attend one orientation session, and volunteers aged 15 -18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian. Further training will be arranged following the orientations.

All applicants that are between the ages of 15 and 17 must bring a parent or guardian to the orientation session, and are expected to work one 2-hour shift one day per week.

Volunteers 18 and older must attend a session and are expected to work one 4-hour shift one day per week. Duties will include cleaning animal cages, feeding animals (including hand-feeding babies), and various household chores, such as sweeping, mopping, laundry, dish washing, and trash removal.

Please call the office Monday through Friday between 9am and 5pm to sign up. You will be asked to provide the names of those attending, their ages, and a phone number in case there is a cancellation or rescheduling. Each session has 10 available slots.

All sessions will be held at 2:00 pm and generally last about 90 minutes.

Please bring the completed application with you to your session.

The following dates are available:

Saturday, March 2

Sunday, March 3

Saturday, March 9

Sunday, March 10

Saturday, March 16

Sunday, March 17

Saturday, March 23

Sunday, March 24

Saturday, March 30

Sunday, March 31

Saturday, April 6

Sunday, April 7


We need committed and dedicated people to help us care for orphaned and injured wildlife every year. From April to September is our busiest time. This is when the baby animals come into the center.

If you have any health concerns, such as asthma or other respiratory illnesses, allergies to animals, cleaning supplies, or any immune diseases or back problems, we suggest you consider carefully whether this is an appropriate volunteer activity. If you have any questions about your health concerns, check with your physician.

If you still want to help, and enjoy sewing or woodworking, we are in need of squirrel bags and nest boxes each year. These items can be made in your home and brought to the Center. Give us a call if you are interested in how to make these items.

For volunteer positions and requirements, just get in touch with us. We also accept college interns for the spring and summer months.

Information and Forms:
Volunteer Programs
Volunteer Application

For information on our Internship Program, please visit our Internships page.