Message of the Day

DESERT BOB'S FOUND A FOREVER HOME JAN 28!
To see a video of his prior history and learn more about our ANGEL FUND, click the first video link at
http://www.dfwhumane.com/videos.shtml

FEB 11 WALKATHON
COLLECTIVELY WE ARE 40% OF THE WAY TOWARD THE $10,000 WALKATHON FUNDRAISING GOAL!

WALKATHON REGISTRATION NOW BEING ACCEPTED for Feb 11 Walkathon, and you have until Feb 29 to turn in funds. Easy online sponsorship makes fundraising simple.
http://www.dfwhsvolunteer.com/walker/index.php

INVITE FRIENDS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WALKATHON
http://www.dfwhsvolunteer.com/walker/flyer.jpg


EVENTS THAT NEED HELP -- SEE REGISTER FOR EVENTS LINK to sign up.
(Reminder items in pink on the REGISTER page are full on help.)

FEB 11 WALKATHON W.O.R.K.E.R. 730A-1030A

FEB 11 VOLUNTEER'S PETS NEEDED AS KISSING BOOTH KISSERS!
At Walkathon. Short shifts.

FEB 18 CAT ADOPTIONS of IAS cats at PetsMart. Various shifts.

Feb 18 DOD ADOPTIONS of DFWHS dogs at Petsmart.

FEB 19 CAT ADOPTIONS of IAS cats at PetsMart. Various shifts.

FEB 28 SCHOOL VISIT 930A-1030A (Team will meet 830A to clean up pets). Small private school, showing pets and educating on pet care with 30 younger children.
Updated - 02/01/2012

The DFW Humane Society Needs Volunteers

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Volunteer Application to be a volunteer

Our volunteers are our most important asset and they do a remarkable job for the animals, the shelter, and its programs.

If you would like to join with us in helping the animals get homes, educate the public, or help fund raise, this is what you need to do:

1. You must be 18 years old or accompanied by your legal guardian or be working with a youth group with teachers/counselors.
2. Complete the on-line application (see below). Then schedule your Certified Volunteer Training class.
3. Commit to a minimum of 40 hours per year to assist the DFW Humane Society in "Helping Us Help Them."
4. Complete the Volunteer Waiver

We Want and Need Your Support

The DFW Humane Society of Irving is a private, not-for-profit, animal protection organization serving the Metropolitan area since 1967. We receive NO government funding. We survive solely on private donations, estates, and grants.

Our low-cost Spay / Neuter certificates, a cooperative venture with many area veterinary clinics, are made available to the public to assist with the tragic overpopulation problem.

At an given time, the DFW Humane Society houses over 100 homeless animals with many more in foster and rescue homes. All of these animals deserve a good home. With your help, we can get them that good home.


Complete Orientation and Training is Essential for all Volunteers

DFWHS offers our Certified Volunteers

FLEXIBILITY
  • to help at times that fit the volunteer’s personal schedule
  • to help in ways that interest the volunteer

VARIETY - to choose the activities of interest to the volunteer, such as
  • TLC, walk, socialize and bathe dogs
  • TLC and socialize cats
  • Show pets at adoption events
  • Assist customers
  • Help plan and/or work fun-raising events (garage sales, auctions, golf tournament, walkathon, food drives, penny drives, etc.)
  • Perform art, graphics or computer skills
  • Visit schools to teach pet care basics
  • Lend clerical skills including preparing mass mailings
  • Share general info about our shelter through our information booths at various events