ElderDog Canada - Kingston Pawd

Dog Care Support

ElderDog Canada - Kingston Pawd - 907 Feltzen South Road, Feltzen South, Rose Bay, NS

Starting Immediately     1-3hrs / week

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ElderDog Canada - Kingston Pawd

ElderDog Canada - Kingston Pawd

Animals & Animal Welfare - Rose Bay, NS
Member For 1 year
Recruiting
Phone855-336-4226
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Email elderdogygk@gmail.com
Website http://elderdog.ca
Address907 Feltzen South Road, Feltzen South, Rose Bay, NS
Do you accept secondary/high school student volunteers? No
Do you/would you consider accepting post-secondary student placements? Yes

Dog Care Support

ElderDog Canada - Kingston Pawd
Animals & Animal Welfare
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Volunteers involved in dog care support help us “keep love in the home” by assisting older adults with basic dog care so that they can stay together as long as possible.

  • Background Check Required
  • Kingston, ON
  • Starting Immediately
  • 1-3hrs / week
  • 15 Spots Available of 15
  • Suitable For: Adults (18+)

This Position has an accompanying Application Form:

Volunteer-Application-Revised-Fillable.pdf (517.13 KB)

Dates and Times

Time commitment: depends on volunteer availability. We only ask that the commitment is reliable and consistent.

Required Qualifications

Previous dog care experience is encouraged although not required. ElderDog volunteers range widely in age, background, experience, time commitment, and volunteer activity. Volunteers will be required to obtain a vulnerable sector check.

Position Responsibilities

Most often, this involves dog walking but also could include: - driving a dog to a vet or groomer appointment - helping out with basic grooming such as brushing or bathing - delivering dog food from our dog food bank - helping with eye or ear cleanin - any care activity with which an older person needs a bit of extra help

Volunteer Benefits

These activities may seem simple to volunteers but they mean the world of difference to someone who needs help. Very often, it means the difference between someone being able to keep or give up their beloved companion. Our volunteers often enjoy getting to know the seniors and their pets, creating a great friendship with the seniors that we assist.