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1 person is interested
Community Cat Coalition Volunteer Orientation
ORGANIZATION: Community Cat Coalition
Please visit the new page to apply.
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1 person is interested
Do you love cats? Do you want to help Community (feral) cats? The Community Cat Coalition is an all volunteer educational organization whose focus is on educating and mentoring the public about the importance of spay/neuter and TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return). Do you want to help spread the word?
Volunteer opportunities include manning booths at outreach events, helping at CCC sponsored adoption events, helping with CCC sponsored clinics at local spay/neuter clinics, helping with large cooperative TNR trappings and many more opportunities.
In December we will be hosting our annual Home for the Holidays adoption event every weekend and we will be in need of several volunteers to help out.
We require all volunteers to attend orientation prior to volunteering. If you are interested we hope to see you on November 8th. RSVP to cccofwavolunteers@gmail.com
More opportunities with Community Cat Coalition
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Community Cat Coalition
Location:
PO BOX 1236, MUKILTEO, WA 98275, US
Mission Statement
To enhance the lives of community cats by promoting spay and neuter and providing training and mentorship in TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return).
Description
The Community Cat Coalition (CCC) was formed in November 2011 when a few people realized that if rescue groups, shelters, and independent rescuers work together, we can make a positive change in the lives of our community cats. The CCC is an all volunteer organization . All funds go toward the efforts of TNR including paying for spay/neuters, vaccines, medical care for injured/sick free roaming cats, or the costs of fostering the kittens who are removed from the sites. By funding these expenses, we hope to involve those who have been financially unable to take on the work of TNR alone. Until now, the collective resources have been scattered, and there has been little help for the individual rescuers in the communities. Our goal is to educate interested people in our area so there is a common understanding of what a community cat is and how to care for them. Community cats may be feral, semi- feral, or abandoned/stray tame cats. These community cats belong to no one person, they belong to all of us. This concept is taking hold worldwide, and we can make a difference right here, in our communities.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Everett Library: Evergreen Branch9512 Evergreen WayExpanding throughout the StateEverett, WA 98204
DATE POSTED
September 2, 2017
SKILLS
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Orientation or Training