Needs From: United Way of Harvey and Marion Counties

We are seeking compassionate individuals to volunteer to groom Caring Hands Humane Society resident pets. As a pet groomer, you will be responsible for brushing or washing our pets . 

We have around 40 cats and 40 dogs that require grooming and it takes a team of people to keep our animals clean during their stay. For cat grooming, you help by brushing the cat's winter coats away while getting some one-on-one love from our cats. For dog grooming, you help by spending a couple hours brushing or bathing our fluffy or stinky dogs. They may need nails trimmed or their ears cleaned out.

This is an essential role in keeping our resident pets comfortable and healthy, but also helps get them adopted. Clean and groomed animals are the most attractive and appealing to potential adopters. With your help we cat get all our resident pets into great homes!

We need regular volunteers interested in grooming our pets weekly or monthly. Sign up today!

We are seeking compassionate individuals to volunteer as dog walkers for our dog residents at Caring Hands Humane Society. As a dog walker, you will be responsible for walking the dogs around our fenced yard.

We have around 40 dogs that benefit from going outside multiple times everyday. It takes a team of people to get our dogs out for some fresh air! You help by getting our dogs their daily exercise and play time by taking them out in our fenced area. Dogs can also be off leash in our play pens, where they are free to romp! This is an essential role in keeping our dogs active, comfortable, and mentally stimulated while waiting for their forever homes.

Hours needed:
Morning: 10:00 am -12:00 pm
Afternoon: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
(Hours are flexible during open hours)

We need regular volunteers interested in keeping our pets active on walks daily. Sign up today!

We are seeking compassionate individuals to volunteer as snack makers for our residents. As a snack maker, you will be responsible for making daily snack items for our dogs. All these items are referred to as "enrichment." This is an essential role in keeping our dogs happy, energized, and mentally stimulated while waiting for their forever homes. 

Our animals get a different enrichment item every day. These items can be made ahead of time and frozen, but it works best to have fresher snacks made the night before they get handed out.

We need regular volunteers interested in making the enrichment item that will be handed out the next day. Sign up today!