


Volunteer Job Descriptions
Animal Care Volunteer:
Assisting
kennel staff with cleaning dog kennels and cat cages, dishes and
laundry.
General dog, puppy, cat and kitten kennels assigned by shelter staff.
This position requires lots of stooping, scooping and lifting.
Volunteers should plan on a minimum of four hours per visit.
Requirement:
Volunteers must learn and practice safe
animal handling according to Brevard County Animal Services cat and dog
guidelines at all times, and be able to bend, lift and tolerate
exposure to loud noises, heat and cleaning agents. Volunteers must also
be able to lift 35 pounds.
Customer Service Greeters:
Greet guests at front door and/or assist them in the
adoption areas, answering questions concerning animals and the adoption
process.
Requirements: Volunteers must have excellent customer service, and be able to multitask effectively, and professionally represent Brevard County Animal Services at all times. Volunteers must learn and practice safe animal handling according to BASE cat and dog guidelines at all times, and be able to bend, lift and tolerate exposure to cleaning agents. Volunteers must be able to lift 35 pounds.
Dog Exercise Program:
Volunteers
provide exercise and socialization for pre-screened dogs and puppies.
The extra attention calms the animals and eases their tension, which makes them more adoptable. Volunteers will walk dogs in designated areas on adoption row and puppies in the designated area. As a pet exerciser, your first responsibility is to assist all customers with adoptions. All customers are required to interact with the dog or puppy before submitting an application.
Requirements: Volunteers must have excellent customer service skills and learn and practice safe animal handling according to BASE cat and dog guidelines at all times. You must be able to bend, lift and tolerate exposure to loud noise and cleaning agents. Volunteers must be able to lift 35 pounds.
Cat Cage Attendant :
Volunteers will assist with cleaning and maintaining cleanliness of cat
housing area, scoop litter boxes, provide food and water cats and kittens.
Wash dishes, sweep floors, and stock all supplies that are low.
Special Events:
When scheduled. A
description and requirements will be provided at the time of sign-up.
Volunteers will be properly trained by the appropriate staff.
All Volunteers must complete the Brevard County Animal Care and Adoption Center volunteer application form.
A waiver must be signed that includes the name and address of the person to reach in case of an emergency involving the volunteer.
All volunteers must be at least 16 years old to volunteer at the center. However, volunteer opportunities are available for younger people provided a parent or guardian is also a volunteer.
All volunteers must attend our orientation and training programs as part of their volunteer experience.
Background check must be completed.
Please feel free to view our volunteer manual for more information on our volunteering policies and procedures.
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From Hwy 520 to the North end of the county contact:
The North Animal Care Center (NACC)
2605 Flake Road
Titusville FL 32980
Phone: (321)
264-5119
Hours Of Operation
DAILY
NOON - 6PM
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
From Hwy 520 to the South end of the county contact:
The South Animal Care Center (SACC)
5100 West Eau
Gallie Blvd.
Melbourne FL 32935
Phone: (321)
253-6608
Hours Of Operation
DAILY
NOON - 6PM
CLOSED WEDNESDAY