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Volunteer with Us!

Looking for a way to give back to your community and make a difference in the lives of animals? Consider volunteering with us! Our organization relies on the support of dedicated volunteers to help care for our specially abled kiddos and provide them with the care they need. We have several opportunities to choose from. Join our team today and start making a positive impact in the lives of disabled animals.

 

You will have the unique opportunity to help care for our beloved residents and directly support our mission that gives disabled and special needs farm animals the second chance they deserve. The health, safety, and well-being of our animals is our number one priority - and our structured routine is key to ensuring they thrive.

We're seeking reliable, compassionate individuals who want to make a meaningful difference. If you're within an hour's drive of Franklin, NC (28734) and want be part of something special, please complete that volunteer application below. We're excited to welcome you to our team!

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Volunteering Tips

  • Boots or closed-toed shoes with good tread are required.

  • Expect to get dirty — dress for the weather and for outdoor work!

  • Work gloves are helpful but optional.

  • Drinking water is always available.

  • Volunteers must be at least 15 years old and can volunteer on a trial basis.
    A parent/guardian must accompany minors at all times.

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Reliability is essential. Our animals depend on consistent care.

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VOLUNTEER ROLES

Below are the roles available for selection in our application. Training is provided for every position.

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Goat Nanny (Indoor/Outdoor • 12 PM – 4 PM)

Supports our disabled goats while they are up for the day. Responsibilities include:

 

  • Monitoring interactions and preventing headbutting

  • Offering water and ensuring accessibility

  • Preventing wheelchair straps from tangling

  • Light sweeping and general tidy-up in their area

  • Supporting goats who need assistance with mobility or routine tasks

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Best for someone who is steady, observant, calm around sensitive animals, and able to keep the goats safe and comfortable.

 

Feeder (Starts at 8 AM)

Responsible for the morning feeding routine across barns. Duties include:

 

  • Preparing and measuring feed

  • Adding supplements

  • Distributing hay

  • Refreshing water

  • Making sure all animals are fed accurately and consistently

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Ideal for someone who works well independently and moves steadily through tasks.

 

General Barn Care (9 AM – 12 PM)

Focused on daily upkeep and cleaning across several barns and outdoor areas. Tasks include:

 

  • Cleaning barns

  • Sweeping

  • Restocking hay and minerals

  • Refreshing waters

  • Assisting with basic chores in multiple areas

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Best for someone who enjoys steady, hands-on barn work.

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Disabled Barn Feeder (Starts at 9 AM)

Responsible for feeding the disabled goats inside the barn. Duties include:

 

  • Mixing each goat’s individualized feed

  • Adding supplements

  • Offering fresh water

  • Ensuring the correct diet is given to each goat

This role requires strong attention to detail and the ability to follow written or verbal instructions carefully. Tasks are not physically demanding, but accuracy is critical for the goats’ health and safety.

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Disabled Barn Care Assistant (Starts at 11 AM)

Helps maintain a clean, comfortable indoor environment for the disabled goats. Tasks include:

 

  • Refreshing bedding

  • Lightly cleaning PVC cribs

  • Removing used hay or straw with a dustpan or bucket

  • Keeping the indoor barn area organized

Best for someone who enjoys light indoor cleaning and helping support the goats’ daily comfort.

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EXPECTATIONS

We ask all applicants to carefully consider their availability before applying.

We are entirely volunteer-run — everyone here gives their time out of love for the animals. We ask each volunteer to uphold the core values our sanctuary is built on:

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Commitment • Respect • Reliability • Honesty • Compassion • Kindness

 

Your consistency directly affects the safety and well-being of our residents.

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READY TO JOIN US?

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Complete the volunteer application below and tell us which role(s) you’re interested in. We can’t wait to welcome you to the Bella View Farm family!

 

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P. O. Box 164

Franklin, N.C. 28744

info@bellaviewfarm@gmail.com

828-332-0840

Bella View Farm Animal Sanctuary is a recognized 501c3. EIN# 82-3859016

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