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Volunteer: Make a difference in a senior's life! Dog Walkers, Dog Care Service, & Foster volunteers required for seniors & their dogs

ElderDog Canada helps to maintain relationships between older people and their dogs for as long as possible but can only do this with assistance.  We need your help.

Volunteers involved in dog care support help us "keep love in the home" by assisting older adults with free basic dog care so that they can stay together as long as possible.

We are currently looking for volunteers in the following areas:  Vancouver; North & West Vancouver; Richmond-Delta; Surrey-Langley-White Rock; Tri-Cities; Burnaby-New Westminster

 Volunteer opportunities with ElderDog include

regular weekly dog walking of up to an hour in duration driving a dog to a vet or groomer appointment helping out with basic grooming, such as brushing, or bathing delivering donated dog food fosters who help care for dogs on a temporary basis while their senior companions are unable to provide basic care at home for them due to short-term incapacity or a hospital stay. 

These activities may seem simple to volunteers, but they can make a world of difference to someone who needs help in any of these areas. Very often, it can mean the difference between someone being able to keep or give up their beloved companion.

Volunteers providing regular services such as walking are asked to commit to at least one hour a week, every week, at generally the same time. 

Occasional volunteer activities such as driving, assistance with grooming, and delivering dog food usually involve less frequent time commitments. 

Fostering may range from a few days to a few weeks or months, depending on the need.

 

Interested in volunteering with us?  We'd love to hear from you! Contact us at volunteer.elderdog@gmail.com

 

*Please note that volunteers must be 18 years or older, and provide a vulnerable sector criminal record check.

 

Agency: ElderDog Canada - Lower Mainland BC

ElderDog Canada helps to maintain relationships between older people and their dogs for as long as possible but can only do this with assistance.  We need your help.

Volunteers involved in dog care support help us "keep love in the home" by assisting older adults with free basic dog care so that they can stay together as long as possible.

We are currently looking for volunteers in the following areas:  Vancouver; North & West Vancouver; Richmond-Delta; Surrey-Langley-White Rock; Tri-Cities; Burnaby-New Westminster

 Volunteer opportunities with ElderDog include

regular weekly dog walking of up to an hour in duration driving a dog to a vet or groomer appointment helping out with basic grooming, such as brushing, or bathing delivering donated dog food fosters who help care for dogs on a temporary basis while their senior companions are unable to provide basic care at home for them due to short-term incapacity or a hospital stay. 

These activities may seem simple to volunteers, but they can make a world of difference to someone who needs help in any of these areas. Very often, it can mean the difference between someone being able to keep or give up their beloved companion.

Volunteers providing regular services such as walking are asked to commit to at least one hour a week, every week, at generally the same time. 

Occasional volunteer activities such as driving, assistance with grooming, and delivering dog food usually involve less frequent time commitments. 

Fostering may range from a few days to a few weeks or months, depending on the need.

 

Interested in volunteering with us?  We'd love to hear from you! Contact us at volunteer.elderdog@gmail.com

 

*Please note that volunteers must be 18 years or older, and provide a vulnerable sector criminal record check.

 

Agency: ElderDog Canada - Lower Mainland BC

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Permanent

Zip Code: V5Y 1V4

Autoriser les groupes: Non


Volunteer: Use your skills to make a difference in the life of seniors & their dogs! Volunteers with executive, technical, and administrative skills needed

  ElderDog Canada helps to maintain relationships between older people and their dogs for as long as possible but can only do this with assistance.  We need your help.

 

We need volunteers to fill executive, technical, and administrative roles to support the operation of our local Pawds, which provide no-cost dog care support for seniors and their canine companions.

We are currently looking for volunteers who live in the following areas:  Vancouver; North & West Vancouver; Richmond-Delta; Surrey-Langley-White Rock; Tri-Cities; Burnaby-New Westminster

 

Volunteer opportunities with ElderDog:

 

Pawd Leader

Point of contact for the public, coordinates Executive Committee members, negotiates relationships with community organizations, liaises with National Executive

 

Volunteer Coordinator

Involved in recruitment and processing applications from new volunteers, conducts volunteer orientation, maintains volunteer database

 

Dog Care Support Coordinator 

On-boarding of new senior clients and their dogs, organizes teams of volunteers to provide services, over-sees team operations, maintains relevant records.

 

Rehoming Coordinator 

Screens & on-boards new foster volunteers, helps organize the rehoming of dogs on a temporary or permanent basis, maintains relevant records.

 

Communications Coordinator 

Liaises with local media, maintains communication standards, oversees Social Media & Newsletter activities.

 

Social Media

Creates and manages content for a variety of platforms, including Facebook and Instagram.

 

Newsletter 

Writing, research, and creation of regular newsletters to volunteers.

 

Fundraising Coordinator

Generates fundraising ideas, helps coordinate volunteers involved in fundraising initiatives, liaises with our national organization on fundraising plans.

 

Community Outreach & Education Coordinator

Generates ideas for events, develops event plans, organizes ElderDog presence at community-based events (talks, information booths, presentations to organizations), and coordinates volunteers who participate in community events.

 

Treasurer 

Handles Pawd funds (fundraising & expenses), prepares financial reports, banking.

 

Secretary

Schedules virtual meetings, distributes meeting agendas, creates and distributes meeting minutes, prepares internal communications.

 

Many of these positions can be performed virtually.  Volunteers may be asked to provide 1 - 4 hours of their time per week, depending on the volunteer work they are doing.   

 

Interested in volunteering with us?  We'd love to hear from you! Contact us at volunteer.elderdog@gmail.com

 

*Please note that volunteers must be 18 years or older, and provide a vulnerable sector criminal record check.

 

Agency: ElderDog Canada - Lower Mainland BC

  ElderDog Canada helps to maintain relationships between older people and their dogs for as long as possible but can only do this with assistance.  We need your help.

 

We need volunteers to fill executive, technical, and administrative roles to support the operation of our local Pawds, which provide no-cost dog care support for seniors and their canine companions.

We are currently looking for volunteers who live in the following areas:  Vancouver; North & West Vancouver; Richmond-Delta; Surrey-Langley-White Rock; Tri-Cities; Burnaby-New Westminster

 

Volunteer opportunities with ElderDog:

 

Pawd Leader

Point of contact for the public, coordinates Executive Committee members, negotiates relationships with community organizations, liaises with National Executive

 

Volunteer Coordinator

Involved in recruitment and processing applications from new volunteers, conducts volunteer orientation, maintains volunteer database

 

Dog Care Support Coordinator 

On-boarding of new senior clients and their dogs, organizes teams of volunteers to provide services, over-sees team operations, maintains relevant records.

 

Rehoming Coordinator 

Screens & on-boards new foster volunteers, helps organize the rehoming of dogs on a temporary or permanent basis, maintains relevant records.

 

Communications Coordinator 

Liaises with local media, maintains communication standards, oversees Social Media & Newsletter activities.

 

Social Media

Creates and manages content for a variety of platforms, including Facebook and Instagram.

 

Newsletter 

Writing, research, and creation of regular newsletters to volunteers.

 

Fundraising Coordinator

Generates fundraising ideas, helps coordinate volunteers involved in fundraising initiatives, liaises with our national organization on fundraising plans.

 

Community Outreach & Education Coordinator

Generates ideas for events, develops event plans, organizes ElderDog presence at community-based events (talks, information booths, presentations to organizations), and coordinates volunteers who participate in community events.

 

Treasurer 

Handles Pawd funds (fundraising & expenses), prepares financial reports, banking.

 

Secretary

Schedules virtual meetings, distributes meeting agendas, creates and distributes meeting minutes, prepares internal communications.

 

Many of these positions can be performed virtually.  Volunteers may be asked to provide 1 - 4 hours of their time per week, depending on the volunteer work they are doing.   

 

Interested in volunteering with us?  We'd love to hear from you! Contact us at volunteer.elderdog@gmail.com

 

*Please note that volunteers must be 18 years or older, and provide a vulnerable sector criminal record check.

 

Agency: ElderDog Canada - Lower Mainland BC

Need Type: Volunteer

Date: Permanent

Zip Code: V5Y 1V4

Autoriser les groupes: Non