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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 get to know our resident animals and participate in a cause that makes a difference to disabled farm animals! The health and well-being of our residents is our top priority here at the Sanctuary.

Our animals flourish with a structured routine, which is why we require individuals who are reliable and dedicated.

We're actively seeking volunteers to help with our animals every week. We ask our volunteer team members to commit to a regular shift every week, regardless of weather. If you're within an hour's drive of Franklin, NC (28734) and have a passion for animal care, please fill out the application below. We're excited to welcome you to our team!

 

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Volunteering Tips

Boots are a must! No sandals/sneakers. Clothing is likely to get dirty, so keep that in mind when deciding what to wear. The majority of work is outside. Dress for the weather! Work gloves are also a great idea if you have them available. We always have water available.

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Morning Feeder

  • ​You will be responsible for putting feed together for all animal residents

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Shelter Help

  • As a volunteer, you will assist in helping our disabled goats into their wheelchairs. Common tasks include cleaning animal shelters, raking, and maintaining pastures. Additional responsibilities may involve replenishing animal bedding, cleaning and refilling water buckets. Expect plenty of interaction with animals while you fulfill your duties!​​​


Goat Nanny

  • The tasks for caring for our most disabled goats include: Providing fresh and clean water to all goats several times a day. Hay must be accessible and within reach for all goats at all times, and any unused hay should be promptly cleaned up. This role necessitates the ability to lift and bend. Responsibilities extend to caring for disabled goats, including those using wheelchairs. The foremost objective is to ensure the safety and comfort of these goats. Moreover, grooming, lap time, and cuddling are essential aspects of their care.

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Handyman/Helper

  • There is an endless variety of tasks to be done. This presents an excellent opportunity for retirees or those who enjoy being outdoors among the animals. They will always approach to check if you require assistance. It involves a diverse array of odd jobs.​

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To get started, simply complete an application!

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