Sentences with phrase «consider volunteering at a shelter»

Consider volunteering at our shelter or adoption centers, fostering pets, volunteering at special events, or collecting Wish List items:

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If you'd love to start a dog care business but haven't spent a ton of time around dogs, consider volunteering at an animal shelter first.

Please consider joining the thousands of city workers, teachers and other volunteers who have helped with relief efforts, including at a number of the public schools in our region still being used as shelters.

If you are a skilled photographer, consider volunteering some time at your local animal shelter.

If you don't think you are quite ready to adopt a new pet, but are starting to consider it, go and volunteer at an animal shelter, or anywhere that you can be around other animals and start to open up to them again.

If you don't feel ready to accept a new dog into your life, why not consider volunteering at your local animal shelter caring for or walking other dogs who are in need of human affection will keep you busy and help you come to terms with the grief.

If you're resolved to be healthier and more compassionate in 2017, consider adopting a pet, volunteering, or fostering at your local animal shelter.

Consider visiting or volunteering at local animal shelters.

If you really love volunteering at your shelter, you might consider a permanent paid position there, in which case you'd have a strong advantage over outside competitors who don't know the staff or the shelter's inner workings.

If circumstances limit your ability to share your own home with a dog, consider volunteering at your local shelter.

If you'd like to spend time with animals but don't have the funds, consider fostering through a local animal rescue group or volunteering at an animal shelter.

Consider job shadowing with veterinarians, scientists, working on a farm or volunteering at an animal shelter.

For other volunteer opportunities in NYC, please consider volunteering at the NYC Animal Care Centers (ACC) shelters in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Staten Island.

If you are interested in making a difference in the lives of homeless pets, consider volunteering at one of your local pet rescues or animal shelters.

If you love to volunteer at animal shelters, consider a donation to ASPCA or the Animal Humane Society.

If you can spare a few hours per week, and you love cats and kittens, then consider volunteering with us at the shelter.