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Are you a cat lover who can’t get enough cats in your life? Do you wish you could spend more time with cats but can’t adopt now? Or do you just want to help the homeless cats in our community? Becoming a Tiny Lions Lounge & Adoption Center Volunteer could be for you!
Volunteering here will have you interacting with cats and humans alike -- providing excellent customer service and helping keep the operation flowing. When you help out, you'll enjoy the bright, clean space; the company of over a dozen cats; and the satisfaction you’ve helped needy animals right here in our community.
Volunteering at Tiny Lions has a one-time program fee of $40, which includes training and a T-shirt.
First step: visit http://www.tinylions.org/volunteer to sign up for new volunteer orientation.
The Humane Society of Huron Valley's (HSHV's) mission is to support the loving, responsible care of all animal's in our community by: *Ensuring proper, nurturing care for the animals in our shelter *Placing all adoptable animals in loving homes *Reducing pet over-population *Caring for the physical well-being of animals in our community *Providing education and outreach to the community Stopping animal cruelty HSHV offers a variety of services including pet adoption, low-cost spay/neuter clinic, emergency rescue, cruelty investigation and community education.
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Since 1896, the Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) has been a leader in saving animals in our community. We are the only shelter in Washtenaw County, serving over 14,000 animals and their people every year. Thanks to innovative programs and community support (that is, thanks to VOLUNTEERS LIKE YOU!), animals at HSHV do not have a time limit to get adopted, and HSHV is classified as a "no kill" shelter by Maddie's Fund, a leader in the no kill movement. Thanks in great part to volunteers, HSHV has won several awards for the highest save rate among all similar animal shelters in Michigan. HSHV provides a variety of services including animal adoption, affordable full-service veterinary clinic, spay/neuter services, low cost vaccine clinics, 24-hour injured animal rescue, humane education and youth programs, and pet lost & found services. Our volunteer opportunities for adults 18+ are many, and we have a junior varsity volunteer program for youth between the ages of 12-17.
