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Our volunteers are the backbone
of PUP. Without them, dogs would not make it to their foster home,
receive good health care or training, find good homes, or survive.
Why volunteer...?
Because you love dogs
and would like to surround yourself with other
people who share the same passion. If you would like to participate as a
PUP volunteer, here is a list of some of the activities our
volunteers can choose from:
• Transport dogs
from shelters, to the vet, to training, or pick up a dog in transport for one leg of a
trip.
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Foster a dog
This is an interim stop for a dog. You’d
care for and socialize the
dog while a permanent, good home is found. You may also be involved in
some of the transport functions, as well as the adoption process.
• Train a Dog
Oftentimes dogs require training prior to being permanently
placed. A volunteer trainer may house train, leash train or obedience
train a dog that has had no exposure to appropriate
training or house manners. Your efforts contribute significantly to
placing the dog in a good home.
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Administrative
There are numerous tasks involved in
relocating and/or re-homing a dog. Your administrative skills in bookkeeping,
scheduling, tracking, processing adoption applications or completing
paperwork for each dog are important and
vital elements in having PUP run effectively and efficiently.
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