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Ways in which to volunteerHere a number of volunteer roles you can do:Vet runner: These people transport cats to and from local vets from foster units or when a cat has been reported by a member of the public.Field worker: These volunteers are trained to use cat traps to catch cats such as ferals, often for neutering. Field workers often visit feral colonies to assess the situation. home VISITORS: Home Visitors visit potential new owners to assess whether the home is suitable for a cat and help the owner decide what type of cat would be suitable for them. follow up visitor: Follow up visitors do a follow up visit 6-8 weeks after adoption to ensure the cat is settling in well and help the new owner with any questions or concerns. Shop Volunteer: We have two charity shops, in Derby and Wirksworth, shop volunteers help serve customers, arrange the shop and sort through donations. Fundrasing: As we are self funding our fundraising activities are of vital importance to let us carry on cat welfare work. Throughout the year we have a number of events including fairs and flag days - fundraisers help set these events up, attend manning stalls or rattling tins. specialist roles: We often have a number of specialist roles which require a strong commitment to the Branch in a committee role. These roles include such skills as financial, publicity etc. If you have a specialist skill such as accountancy/financial etc please contact us for more information More information About Volunteering: Ways to Volunteer Volunteer Vacancies Enquiry Form Volunteer Main page |
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