cavalier king charles spaniel rescue delaware

Hours are flexible, but we ask that no earlier than 10 AM & not past 2 PM. Seeking volunteer workers for approximately 5-10 hours a week - 1-3 days a week, days or weekends that would be willing to help clean dog kennels and the surrounding canine area. Have you always loved dogs since you were a kid? Do you need to complete volunteer hours? Have you thought that maybe you would like to go to school to be a Vet someday? Have you considered working at a shelter because you want to help dogs go thru the emotional adjustment period from being unwanted to becoming adoptable dogs? Would love to find someone who really wants to learn 'how' we do what we do to save the lives of puppies & dogs - in the hopes that going forward, you would be able to use that experience personally to save more lives -yourself. Director has had both Covid vaccine shots & 2 boosters as of 'Our goal is ensuring that each pet finds the perfect home for them for life - but it takes a lot of work to make that all happen!' Masks & gloves, which are provided, must be worn at all times to prevent Covid-19. If interested, send an email to: Marleen at & let me know why you are interested in this opportunity and any experience with dogs in your personal life. You cannot be hesitant to work with large dogs. We are looking for volunteers at least 18 years of age. All pups/dogs, who are primarily mutts & hounds, have sweet & gentle personalities. Seeking volunteer workers for approximately 2-3 hours a week - 1-3 days a week, days or weekends that would be willing to teach (experienced a must) training & leash manners with our rescued dogs. Transport partners and Owner Surrenders please click the designated button to continue.****Must be experienced, at least 18 years old & have experience in teaching basic dog training & teaching leash manners to a dog who most likely has never even been on a leash! Have you always loved dogs since you were a kid? Do you need to complete volunteer hours? Have you thought that maybe you would like to go to school to be a Vet someday? Have you considered working at a shelter because you want to help dogs go thru the emotional adjustment period from being unwanted to becoming adoptable dogs? Would love to find someone who really wants to learn how we do what we do to save the lives of puppies & dogs - in the hopes that going forward, you would be able to use that experience personally to save more lives yourself. The two buttons below will also bring you to our intake request forms. For more information on placing a dog in our program, click here. When that happens we do our absolute best to find a foster home and take that dog into our program so we can find them the right fit family for them. But we also understand that when it isn’t a match, you need a safe place for your dog to go. We work with owners to first give them tips and guidance to hopefully help the situation and keep the dog in their home. Our Owner Surrender coordinators, Denise and Emily, have helped this part of program flourish in the last two years. We do not shy away from the tougher cases, but we need to know everything we can about the dog to ensure we have the right foster home for them and also get them set up on a behavioral plan if that is what is needed.įor owners who are in need of a new place for the dog, the process is similar. We ask our partner organizations to provide as much information about personality as possible. Dogs are required to have a health certificate as well as be up to date on vaccines, preventatives and negative for heartworm. For shelters and rescues, the process is quite simple- you fill out a partner form, we see if we have a matching foster home, and then we take the dog in. We take in dogs from other organizations who are in need as well as local owner surrenders.

Cavalier king charles spaniel rescue delaware