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Animal Care of Davis County and its shelter techs need volunteers to take the dogs on an evening walk while they clean the kennels and wrap up for the end of the day.
This is a consistent commitment and we need volunteers to cover at least one day out of the week. Weekday shifts are from 4:30-5:30PM and weekend shifts are from 1:30-2:30PM. Volunteers are welcome to stay longer and come in more than once per week.
The minimum is one day per week for one hour. We will send an email to you and provide additional information if you are interested!
Volunteers make a difference in our shelter animals’ lives. Volunteers are able to enrich the lives of dogs by taking them out for walks and socializing them in our playpens. Volunteers may also help with our other animals, including cats and bunnies. Let’s make a more humane world for our animals.
Davis County Animal Care is committed to providing great service to residents and compassionate care to animals, working tirelessly to support public safety, find homes for homeless animals and educate the community about responsible pet ownership.
Description
ACDC (Animal Care of Davis County) is an organized agency of the Davis County Government. Our staff consists of a group of caring professional people dedicated to serving the public and making life a little better for the animals and residents of Davis County.
Anything and everything that is animal related. Our staff of 24 responds to the Animal related needs of every community in Davis County, as well as Hill Air Force Base.
Our Program has two essential components.
Field Service:
Regular Routine Pro-active Patrol
24 Hour Emergency Call Out
Neglect and Cruelty Investigations
Rabies Investigation and Control
Assisting 17 local City and County Police Agencies
Resolving nuisance animal complaints regarding barking dogs, dogs at large, as well as a wide variety of other neighborhood disputes involving animals.
Inspection of Animal related businesses
Impounding of stray and unwanted animals
Impounding of stray livestock
Capture and removal of nuisance Urban Wildlife
Animal Rescue.
Shelter Service:
Sheltering and caring for all impounded animals
Humane Euthanasia
Emergency Animal First Aid
Animal Adoptions
Humane Education Information Programs
Customer service at the shelter
Telephone and Radio dispatching and customer service
Animals
WHEN
We'll work with your schedule.
WHERE
1422 E 650 NKaysville, UT84037
(41.04565,-111.90562)
DATE POSTED
September 23, 2020
SKILLS
Animal Care / Handling
GOOD FOR
Kids
Teens
People 55+
Group
REQUIREMENTS
Driver's License Needed
Orientation or Training
At least once per week.
You will need to go through Volunteer Orientation online and then take the Fear Free Shelter Course online.
