Seattle Area Feline Rescue
Cause Area
Location
14717 Aurora Ave N Shoreline, WA 98133
United States
Active Opportunities (2)
Flexible Schedule
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Shoreline, WA 98133
SAFe Rescue is searching for members of the public who have a minimum of 6 months cat care experience in a professional or volunteer capacity! Come join a fun team of cat lovers who help save the lives of over 1,600 kitties each year! Support from caring animal lovers like you makes the rescue’s work possible! Role Purpose: To keep cat kennels clean and comfortable for the resident cats. Requirements: 17 years or older, able to work independently. Be able to commit to one 2-hour shift/week for four consecutive months or two 2-hour shifts/week for two consecutive months. Be able to squat, bend, twist, lift and stand for entire shift. Be comfortable with direct contact with cats and kittens, dirty litter boxes & food bowls, and cleaning agents such as bleach, hydrogen peroxide. Attention to detail and ability to follow instructions. Willingness and ability to learn the following tasks: Cat Care: provide the cats with their basic and emotional needs. Spot clean cat enclosures daily for each cat Chart and monitor individual cats, observe general cat behavior and make note of changes. Prepare clean litter pans, food, and water bowls following correct procedures and amounts. Clean or replace soiled litter boxes and food bowls Keep supply prep cabinets stocked and sanitary Sweep, mop, and prepare adoption center Supervisor: Volunteer Manager Training: Orientation, Training shifts. Job-shadow when needed.
Date Posted: Oct 6, 2022
Flexible Schedule
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Shoreline, WA 98133
Come join a fun team of cat lovers who help save the lives of over 1,500 kitties each year! Support from caring animal lovers like you makes the rescue’s work possible! Role Purpose: Keep the Rescue and all necessary supplies for caring for cats and kittens clean. Requirements: Age 16 or older. Be able to commit to one 2-hour shift/week for four consecutive months or two 2-hour shifts/week for two consecutive months. Be able to squat, bend, twist, lift and stand for entire shift. Be able to handle direct contact with dirty litter boxes and cleaning agents such as bleach and trifectant. Willingness and ability to learn the following tasks: Duties: Wash and sanitize dishes and litter boxes Laundry Sweep and mop floors Sanitize countertops and surfaces Empty trashcans Other tasks and cleaning, as needed Supervisor: Volunteer Manager Training: Orientation, Training shifts. Job-shadow when needed. How to Start: Please go to http://www.seattleareafelinerescue.org/volunteer/ or email volunteer@seattleareafelinerescue.org for further information to join our organization and help us save more kitties' lives! About Us: Seattle Area Feline Rescue is a no-kill cat shelter in the north Seattle area who rescues high risk cats and kittens from places like over crowded shelters to give them a second chance. Our rescue and network of foster homes provide their foster kitties with the time, love, and space that they need until they can be placed with their forever family. As a nonprofit, in order to keep up with the large number of lives we save each year, we rely on our volunteers to help keep up with all the things the kitties need!
Date Posted: Oct 6, 2022
Organization Information
Mission Statement
SAFe Rescue saves feline lives by taking in homeless cats, giving them the care they need, finding them loving homes, and supporting their human companions.
Description
Seattle Area Feline Rescue, located on the border of Seattle and Shoreline, at 14717 Aurora Ave. N, saves homeless cats and kittens and finds them loving homes. We are a non-profit, no-kill rescue connecting people in our community to their new furry family members. Visit our welcoming Adoption Center, featuring specially-designed and ventilated enclosures to keep the kitties happy and healthy. (You won’t even know there are any litter boxes in the building!) Here, you can fall in love in one of our adoption rooms and take home your new best friend.
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