Volunteer: Marketing ManagerVolunteer Marketing Manager We’re seeking an experienced and passionate Volunteer Marketing Manager to help share AHOTO’s story, strengthen our digital presence, and attract more adopters, volunteers, donors, and community supporters. This role is ideal for a creative, strategic marketing professional who is excited to use their expertise to make a meaningful impact in animal welfare. Key Responsibilities Develop and manage digital marketing strategies across social media, email campaigns, and website content. Create engaging, authentic, and compelling content that highlights adoptable animals, success stories, organizational initiatives, and special events. Collaborate with rescue leadership and other team members to support fundraising campaigns, volunteer recruitment, adoption efforts, and community outreach. Monitor and evaluate marketing performance, using engagement and audience data to strengthen AHOTO’s visibility, reach, and overall impact. Help establish consistent messaging, branding, and content planning across AHOTO’s digital platforms. Required Experience Professional experience in marketing, communications, digital media, or a related field; nonprofit or animal welfare experience is a plus. Strong social media, content development, and campaign management skills. Experience with tools such as Canva, Meta Business Suite, HubSpot, or similar platforms. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to adapt messaging for different audiences. Self-motivated, organized, and comfortable working independently in a collaborative, mission-driven environment. Ability to think strategically while also managing day-to-day marketing activities. A Day in the Life At AHOTO, we value creativity and welcome new ideas. You might begin the day developing a post about a newly adopted dog, then collaborate with team members on a campaign for National Pet Adoption Month or an upcoming fundraising initiative. You may review engagement data, meet virtually with members of the rescue team, and plan content that communicates AHOTO’s mission and tells compelling stories of hope, compassion, and second chances. Our process/next steps: 1. Submit application through the form here https://forms.gle/tDwY9gmGoCUoco2M6 2. Application is received and qualifications/submitted credentials reviewed. 3. An interview will be scheduled with two current board members with prospective candidates. 4. Informal interview will take place on Zoom/Google Meet. 5. Recommendations are submitted to the remaining relevant board members. 6. AHOTO staff will reach out with an acceptance, rejection, or remaining requests. Perks & Rewards Be part of a compassionate team working to save animal lives every day. Use your professional expertise to directly support a growing nonprofit organization. Enjoy flexibility, autonomy, and meaningful opportunities to shape AHOTO’s marketing strategy. Expand your portfolio with mission-driven campaigns and measurable community impact. Celebrate successful adoptions and organizational milestones knowing your work helped make them possible. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Volunteer Marketing Manager We’re seeking an experienced and passionate Volunteer Marketing Manager to help share AHOTO’s story, strengthen our digital presence, and attract more adopters, volunteers, donors, and community supporters. This role is ideal for a creative, strategic marketing professional who is excited to use their expertise to make a meaningful impact in animal welfare. Key Responsibilities Develop and manage digital marketing strategies across social media, email campaigns, and website content. Create engaging, authentic, and compelling content that highlights adoptable animals, success stories, organizational initiatives, and special events. Collaborate with rescue leadership and other team members to support fundraising campaigns, volunteer recruitment, adoption efforts, and community outreach. Monitor and evaluate marketing performance, using engagement and audience data to strengthen AHOTO’s visibility, reach, and overall impact. Help establish consistent messaging, branding, and content planning across AHOTO’s digital platforms. Required Experience Professional experience in marketing, communications, digital media, or a related field; nonprofit or animal welfare experience is a plus. Strong social media, content development, and campaign management skills. Experience with tools such as Canva, Meta Business Suite, HubSpot, or similar platforms. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to adapt messaging for different audiences. Self-motivated, organized, and comfortable working independently in a collaborative, mission-driven environment. Ability to think strategically while also managing day-to-day marketing activities. A Day in the Life At AHOTO, we value creativity and welcome new ideas. You might begin the day developing a post about a newly adopted dog, then collaborate with team members on a campaign for National Pet Adoption Month or an upcoming fundraising initiative. You may review engagement data, meet virtually with members of the rescue team, and plan content that communicates AHOTO’s mission and tells compelling stories of hope, compassion, and second chances. Our process/next steps: 1. Submit application through the form here https://forms.gle/tDwY9gmGoCUoco2M6 2. Application is received and qualifications/submitted credentials reviewed. 3. An interview will be scheduled with two current board members with prospective candidates. 4. Informal interview will take place on Zoom/Google Meet. 5. Recommendations are submitted to the remaining relevant board members. 6. AHOTO staff will reach out with an acceptance, rejection, or remaining requests. Perks & Rewards Be part of a compassionate team working to save animal lives every day. Use your professional expertise to directly support a growing nonprofit organization. Enjoy flexibility, autonomy, and meaningful opportunities to shape AHOTO’s marketing strategy. Expand your portfolio with mission-driven campaigns and measurable community impact. Celebrate successful adoptions and organizational milestones knowing your work helped make them possible. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20904 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Fundraising ManagerWHY A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Exists: We founded our rescue after working in other shelters and rescues and seeing the same heartbreaking pattern: good, well-meaning people being turned away without even a conversation. We watched great potential adopters overlooked because of outdated rules and rigid expectations, while animals sat in kennels waiting for the mythical “perfect” home. Meanwhile, those turned away often ended up at breeders — and who could blame them? They were trying to do the right thing and were told they weren’t good enough. We realized the system was failing both people and animals, and it wasn’t really about the animals’ safety — it was about the peoples’ fears. So we started our own rescue, one built on conversation, not judgment, and rooted in the belief that adoption should be accessible, educational, and welcoming. That shift allows us to match more animals with adopters based on genuine connection, not unrealistic perfection — saving more lives, encouraging adoption over shopping, and helping people feel seen, supported, and proud to welcome a pet into their lives. ABOUT A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue and WHAT we are doing: In just a few years as a 501(c)(3), we’ve rescued hundreds of dogs and cats from all over the country—including Puerto Rico—and placed them in loving homes that fit their needs as well as the needs of their new humans! What started as a reaction to the unnecessary gatekeeping and outdated norms in animal rescue has become a growing movement to make adoption easier, more inclusive, flexible, and rooted in empathy and education. We’ve built a strong and expanding network of passionate volunteers, partnered with local vets and businesses, and made a real mark in the community. One of our most memorable rescues—a 7-week-old kitten trapped inside a scorching car engine—was featured in The MoCo Show as a symbol of quick action, collaboration, and heart. Read the story here: https://mocoshow.com/2025/06/30/cat-rescued-from-car-engine-in-extreme-heat/ We’ve been honored by the trust adopters place in us, reflected in glowing Yelp and Google reviews, and we’re only just getting started. Our goals go beyond our own rescue: we aim to shift the animal welfare field itself—advocating for nonjudgmental conversations, educating the community about animal welfare topics such as vetting and training/animal behavior, and eliminating barriers deeply rooted in fear and/or bias, including racial prejudice in adoption and foster approvals. We believe rescue should feel accessible, supportive, and human—because when we do better for people, we do better for animals. What a "day in the life" of a fundraising manager will look like: From the very beginning, your work will be instrumental in fueling our mission. On Day 1, you'll begin getting oriented with our tech platforms—Slack, Google Workspace, Canva Pro—and start learning the heart and history of AHOTO. In the first week, you’ll review existing donor relationships, familiarize yourself with our giving campaigns, and connect with board directors and team leads to align on development goals. With your background in fundraising and donor strategy, you’ll quickly begin shaping outreach plans, identifying opportunities for growth, and laying the groundwork for grant applications and annual giving efforts. As the weeks progress, you’ll take ownership of building donor pipelines, refining campaign messaging, and engaging with supporters across digital and in-person touchpoints. Whether you're crafting compelling narratives, managing multiple priorities, or coordinating fundraising initiatives, your voice will directly support our life-saving work. Every message you send, every connection you make, brings us closer to giving more animals the second chance they deserve. Here, your passion for rescue meets purpose—and your impact starts on Day 1. Qualifications & Experience Necessary for the Role: - Based in the United States - Available to respond to emails/messaging/inquiries within 24 hours - Willing to learn or current familiarity with certain tech tools/software helpful (i.e. PMS Systems, Slack, Canva Pro, Google Workspace, etc.) - Experience in fundraising and working with major donors - Strong communication and interpersonal skills - Knowledge of philanthropy and fundraising strategies - Understanding of charities and non-profit organizations - Experience in creating and managing annual giving campaigns - Experience in drafting and applying for grants - Passion for animal rescue and welfare - Ability to work independently and remotely - Excellent organizational and time management skills Our process/next steps: 1. Submit application through the form here https://forms.gle/MSbFagyzj7Uzri9e6 2. Application is received and qualifications/submitted credentials reviewed. 3. An interview will be scheduled with two current board members with prospective candidates. 4. Informal interview will take place on Zoom/Google Meet. 5. Recommendations are submitted to the remaining relevant board members. 6. AHOTO staff will reach out with an acceptance, rejection, or remaining requests. Volunteer Perks Lead a vital area of the organization and directly influence outcomes. Collaborate closely with other managers and directors to shape rescue-wide systems and culture. Grow leadership, operations, and project management skills in a mission-driven environment. Be seen as a go-to expert and trusted leader within the rescue community. Make high-impact decisions that save lives and strengthen community ties. Receive support, mentoring, and recognition from both peers and the board. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue WHY A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Exists: We founded our rescue after working in other shelters and rescues and seeing the same heartbreaking pattern: good, well-meaning people being turned away without even a conversation. We watched great potential adopters overlooked because of outdated rules and rigid expectations, while animals sat in kennels waiting for the mythical “perfect” home. Meanwhile, those turned away often ended up at breeders — and who could blame them? They were trying to do the right thing and were told they weren’t good enough. We realized the system was failing both people and animals, and it wasn’t really about the animals’ safety — it was about the peoples’ fears. So we started our own rescue, one built on conversation, not judgment, and rooted in the belief that adoption should be accessible, educational, and welcoming. That shift allows us to match more animals with adopters based on genuine connection, not unrealistic perfection — saving more lives, encouraging adoption over shopping, and helping people feel seen, supported, and proud to welcome a pet into their lives. ABOUT A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue and WHAT we are doing: In just a few years as a 501(c)(3), we’ve rescued hundreds of dogs and cats from all over the country—including Puerto Rico—and placed them in loving homes that fit their needs as well as the needs of their new humans! What started as a reaction to the unnecessary gatekeeping and outdated norms in animal rescue has become a growing movement to make adoption easier, more inclusive, flexible, and rooted in empathy and education. We’ve built a strong and expanding network of passionate volunteers, partnered with local vets and businesses, and made a real mark in the community. One of our most memorable rescues—a 7-week-old kitten trapped inside a scorching car engine—was featured in The MoCo Show as a symbol of quick action, collaboration, and heart. Read the story here: https://mocoshow.com/2025/06/30/cat-rescued-from-car-engine-in-extreme-heat/ We’ve been honored by the trust adopters place in us, reflected in glowing Yelp and Google reviews, and we’re only just getting started. Our goals go beyond our own rescue: we aim to shift the animal welfare field itself—advocating for nonjudgmental conversations, educating the community about animal welfare topics such as vetting and training/animal behavior, and eliminating barriers deeply rooted in fear and/or bias, including racial prejudice in adoption and foster approvals. We believe rescue should feel accessible, supportive, and human—because when we do better for people, we do better for animals. What a "day in the life" of a fundraising manager will look like: From the very beginning, your work will be instrumental in fueling our mission. On Day 1, you'll begin getting oriented with our tech platforms—Slack, Google Workspace, Canva Pro—and start learning the heart and history of AHOTO. In the first week, you’ll review existing donor relationships, familiarize yourself with our giving campaigns, and connect with board directors and team leads to align on development goals. With your background in fundraising and donor strategy, you’ll quickly begin shaping outreach plans, identifying opportunities for growth, and laying the groundwork for grant applications and annual giving efforts. As the weeks progress, you’ll take ownership of building donor pipelines, refining campaign messaging, and engaging with supporters across digital and in-person touchpoints. Whether you're crafting compelling narratives, managing multiple priorities, or coordinating fundraising initiatives, your voice will directly support our life-saving work. Every message you send, every connection you make, brings us closer to giving more animals the second chance they deserve. Here, your passion for rescue meets purpose—and your impact starts on Day 1. Qualifications & Experience Necessary for the Role: - Based in the United States - Available to respond to emails/messaging/inquiries within 24 hours - Willing to learn or current familiarity with certain tech tools/software helpful (i.e. PMS Systems, Slack, Canva Pro, Google Workspace, etc.) - Experience in fundraising and working with major donors - Strong communication and interpersonal skills - Knowledge of philanthropy and fundraising strategies - Understanding of charities and non-profit organizations - Experience in creating and managing annual giving campaigns - Experience in drafting and applying for grants - Passion for animal rescue and welfare - Ability to work independently and remotely - Excellent organizational and time management skills Our process/next steps: 1. Submit application through the form here https://forms.gle/MSbFagyzj7Uzri9e6 2. Application is received and qualifications/submitted credentials reviewed. 3. An interview will be scheduled with two current board members with prospective candidates. 4. Informal interview will take place on Zoom/Google Meet. 5. Recommendations are submitted to the remaining relevant board members. 6. AHOTO staff will reach out with an acceptance, rejection, or remaining requests. Volunteer Perks Lead a vital area of the organization and directly influence outcomes. Collaborate closely with other managers and directors to shape rescue-wide systems and culture. Grow leadership, operations, and project management skills in a mission-driven environment. Be seen as a go-to expert and trusted leader within the rescue community. Make high-impact decisions that save lives and strengthen community ties. Receive support, mentoring, and recognition from both peers and the board. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20904 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Outreach ManagerWHY A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Exists: We founded our rescue after working in other shelters and rescues and seeing the same heartbreaking pattern: good, well-meaning people being turned away without even a conversation. We watched great potential adopters overlooked because of outdated rules and rigid expectations, while animals sat in kennels waiting for the mythical “perfect” home. Meanwhile, those turned away often ended up at breeders — and who could blame them? They were trying to do the right thing and were told they weren’t good enough. We realized the system was failing both people and animals, and it wasn’t really about the animals’ safety — it was about the peoples’ fears. So we started our own rescue, one built on conversation, not judgment, and rooted in the belief that adoption should be accessible, educational, and welcoming. That shift allows us to match more animals with adopters based on genuine connection, not unrealistic perfection — saving more lives, encouraging adoption over shopping, and helping people feel seen, supported, and proud to welcome a pet into their lives. ABOUT A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue and WHAT we are doing: In just a couple years as a 501(c)(3), we’ve rescued hundreds of dogs and cats from all over the country—including Puerto Rico—and placed them in loving homes that fit their needs as well as the needs of their new humans! What started as a reaction to the unnecessary gatekeeping and outdated norms in animal rescue has become a growing movement to make adoption easier, more inclusive, flexible, and rooted in empathy and education. We’ve built a strong and expanding network of passionate volunteers, partnered with local vets and businesses, and made a real mark in the community. One of our most memorable rescues—a 7-week-old kitten trapped inside a scorching car engine—was featured in The MoCo Show as a symbol of quick action, collaboration, and heart. Read the story here: https://mocoshow.com/2025/06/30/cat-rescued-from-car-engine-in-extreme-heat/ We’ve been honored by the trust adopters place in us, reflected in glowing Yelp and Google reviews, and we’re only just getting started. Our goals go beyond our own rescue: we aim to shift the animal welfare field itself—advocating for nonjudgmental conversations, educating the community about animal welfare topics such as vetting and training/animal behavior, and eliminating barriers deeply rooted in fear and/or bias, including racial prejudice in adoption and foster approvals. We believe rescue should feel accessible, supportive, and human—because when we do better for people, we do better for animals. What a "day in the life" of an outreach manager will look like: From your very first day as Outreach
Manager, you’ll become the voice and connector of our mission—helping build
bridges between our rescue, the community, and potential supporters. You’ll
start by familiarizing yourself with our messaging platforms (Slack, Google
Workspace), creative tools (Canva Pro), and project systems, and then hit the
ground running with email and social media communications. Early days will
include learning our tone, meeting our team, and understanding our goals. Qualifications & Experience Necessary: - Based in the United States - Available to respond to emails/messaging/inquiries within 24 hours - Willing to learn or current familiarity with certain tech tools/software helpful (i.e. PMS Systems, Slack, Canva Pro, Google Workspace, etc.) - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - Experience in public relations and community outreach - Experience with social media engagement (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, Twitter, LinkedIn) - Ability to manage projects and prioritize tasks - Sales experience and a persuasive attitude - Passion for animal welfare and rescue - Self-motivated and able to work independently - Experience in the non-profit sector is a plus - Knowledge of animal behavior and training is a plus Our process/next steps: Complete the brief
form here: Volunteer Perks - Lead a vital area of the organization and directly influence outcomes. - Collaborate closely with other managers and directors to shape rescue-wide systems and culture. - Grow leadership, operations, and project management skills in a mission-driven environment. - Be seen as a go-to expert and trusted leader within the rescue community. - Make high-impact decisions that save lives and strengthen community ties. - Receive support, mentoring, and recognition from both peers and the board. Not approved for MCPS SSL hours. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue WHY A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Exists: We founded our rescue after working in other shelters and rescues and seeing the same heartbreaking pattern: good, well-meaning people being turned away without even a conversation. We watched great potential adopters overlooked because of outdated rules and rigid expectations, while animals sat in kennels waiting for the mythical “perfect” home. Meanwhile, those turned away often ended up at breeders — and who could blame them? They were trying to do the right thing and were told they weren’t good enough. We realized the system was failing both people and animals, and it wasn’t really about the animals’ safety — it was about the peoples’ fears. So we started our own rescue, one built on conversation, not judgment, and rooted in the belief that adoption should be accessible, educational, and welcoming. That shift allows us to match more animals with adopters based on genuine connection, not unrealistic perfection — saving more lives, encouraging adoption over shopping, and helping people feel seen, supported, and proud to welcome a pet into their lives. ABOUT A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue and WHAT we are doing: In just a couple years as a 501(c)(3), we’ve rescued hundreds of dogs and cats from all over the country—including Puerto Rico—and placed them in loving homes that fit their needs as well as the needs of their new humans! What started as a reaction to the unnecessary gatekeeping and outdated norms in animal rescue has become a growing movement to make adoption easier, more inclusive, flexible, and rooted in empathy and education. We’ve built a strong and expanding network of passionate volunteers, partnered with local vets and businesses, and made a real mark in the community. One of our most memorable rescues—a 7-week-old kitten trapped inside a scorching car engine—was featured in The MoCo Show as a symbol of quick action, collaboration, and heart. Read the story here: https://mocoshow.com/2025/06/30/cat-rescued-from-car-engine-in-extreme-heat/ We’ve been honored by the trust adopters place in us, reflected in glowing Yelp and Google reviews, and we’re only just getting started. Our goals go beyond our own rescue: we aim to shift the animal welfare field itself—advocating for nonjudgmental conversations, educating the community about animal welfare topics such as vetting and training/animal behavior, and eliminating barriers deeply rooted in fear and/or bias, including racial prejudice in adoption and foster approvals. We believe rescue should feel accessible, supportive, and human—because when we do better for people, we do better for animals. What a "day in the life" of an outreach manager will look like: From your very first day as Outreach
Manager, you’ll become the voice and connector of our mission—helping build
bridges between our rescue, the community, and potential supporters. You’ll
start by familiarizing yourself with our messaging platforms (Slack, Google
Workspace), creative tools (Canva Pro), and project systems, and then hit the
ground running with email and social media communications. Early days will
include learning our tone, meeting our team, and understanding our goals. Qualifications & Experience Necessary: - Based in the United States - Available to respond to emails/messaging/inquiries within 24 hours - Willing to learn or current familiarity with certain tech tools/software helpful (i.e. PMS Systems, Slack, Canva Pro, Google Workspace, etc.) - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - Experience in public relations and community outreach - Experience with social media engagement (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, Twitter, LinkedIn) - Ability to manage projects and prioritize tasks - Sales experience and a persuasive attitude - Passion for animal welfare and rescue - Self-motivated and able to work independently - Experience in the non-profit sector is a plus - Knowledge of animal behavior and training is a plus Our process/next steps: Complete the brief
form here: Volunteer Perks - Lead a vital area of the organization and directly influence outcomes. - Collaborate closely with other managers and directors to shape rescue-wide systems and culture. - Grow leadership, operations, and project management skills in a mission-driven environment. - Be seen as a go-to expert and trusted leader within the rescue community. - Make high-impact decisions that save lives and strengthen community ties. - Receive support, mentoring, and recognition from both peers and the board. Not approved for MCPS SSL hours. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20904 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer with A Home of Their Own Animal RescueJoin Us in Making a Difference - Become a Volunteer We are always in need of compassionate, dedicated volunteers. Whether you have a few hours a week or are looking for a more active role, there are many ways to get involved! Volunteer opportunities include: Fostering dogs and/or cats in your home Transporting animals to and from shelters, veterinary appointments, or adoption shows Helping at adoption shows with setup, support, and dog handling Dog walking for dogs in boarding - give them a break with walks or fun field trips Administrative help such as data entry or bookkeeping Social media and outreach to support branding, content creation, and community engagement Fundraising through virtual campaigns or in-person events No matter your skill set or schedule, your time can truly make a difference. Ready to get started? Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Join Us in Making a Difference - Become a Volunteer We are always in need of compassionate, dedicated volunteers. Whether you have a few hours a week or are looking for a more active role, there are many ways to get involved! Volunteer opportunities include: Fostering dogs and/or cats in your home Transporting animals to and from shelters, veterinary appointments, or adoption shows Helping at adoption shows with setup, support, and dog handling Dog walking for dogs in boarding - give them a break with walks or fun field trips Administrative help such as data entry or bookkeeping Social media and outreach to support branding, content creation, and community engagement Fundraising through virtual campaigns or in-person events No matter your skill set or schedule, your time can truly make a difference. Ready to get started? Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20852 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Olney Dog Adoption Show Set Up- A Home of Their Own Animal RescueA Home of Their Own is committed to saving as many dogs and cats as we can while finding them the best possible forever homes. Once an animal is adopted, we will offer education, training, outreach and support to create a community of happy adopters and their pets. A Home of Their Own is looking for an individual to assist with dog adoption show set up the 3rd Saturday of each month from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at Unleashed, 3134 Olney Sandy Spring Rd., Olney. Task include: Setting up the informational table (adoptable dog binder, treats, resources) Filling and refilling dog bowls Assisting new volunteers who may be attending their first dog show Answering questions about the adoptable dogs Explaining the adoption process to potential adoptersAll supplies and training will be provided. If you are looking for an opportunity to assist the animal community here is your chance. If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer and sign up today! Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue A Home of Their Own is committed to saving as many dogs and cats as we can while finding them the best possible forever homes. Once an animal is adopted, we will offer education, training, outreach and support to create a community of happy adopters and their pets. A Home of Their Own is looking for an individual to assist with dog adoption show set up the 3rd Saturday of each month from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at Unleashed, 3134 Olney Sandy Spring Rd., Olney. Task include: Setting up the informational table (adoptable dog binder, treats, resources) Filling and refilling dog bowls Assisting new volunteers who may be attending their first dog show Answering questions about the adoptable dogs Explaining the adoption process to potential adoptersAll supplies and training will be provided. If you are looking for an opportunity to assist the animal community here is your chance. If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer and sign up today! Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20832 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Fosters Needed- A Home of Their Own Animal RescueOpen Your Home, Open Your Heart - Become a Dog Foster Are you a compassionate, patient individual or family looking to make a meaningful difference? Fostering with AHOTO may be the perfect opportunity for you. Fostering gives dogs the chance to decompress, grow, and thrive outside of a shelter - while helping us save more lives. As a dog foster, you will: Provide a safe, loving, and stable home environment Feed and care for the dog(s) in your care Help us learn more about their personality, preferences, and needs Bring your foster dog to at least two adoption shows per month to increase their chances of finding a forever home Why foster? Discover the unique personality of your foster dog Help prepare them for life in a forever home Make space for shelters and rescues to save more animals in need Be a critical part of a dog’s rescue journey If you’re ready to help a dog find their second chance, sign up at ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/foster. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Open Your Home, Open Your Heart - Become a Dog Foster Are you a compassionate, patient individual or family looking to make a meaningful difference? Fostering with AHOTO may be the perfect opportunity for you. Fostering gives dogs the chance to decompress, grow, and thrive outside of a shelter - while helping us save more lives. As a dog foster, you will: Provide a safe, loving, and stable home environment Feed and care for the dog(s) in your care Help us learn more about their personality, preferences, and needs Bring your foster dog to at least two adoption shows per month to increase their chances of finding a forever home Why foster? Discover the unique personality of your foster dog Help prepare them for life in a forever home Make space for shelters and rescues to save more animals in need Be a critical part of a dog’s rescue journey If you’re ready to help a dog find their second chance, sign up at ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/foster. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20852 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dog Transporters Needed- A Home of Their Own Animal RescueJoin Our Transport Team - Help Move Dogs Toward a Better Life We're currently seeking reliable transport volunteers to help move dogs safely and efficiently between locations. Transport is a crucial part of our rescue operations - it helps dogs get to vet appointments, fosters, and safe housing. Volunteer transport duties may include: Driving dogs from foster homes or boarding facilities to veterinary appointments and back Picking up dogs from a designated location (typically 30-60 minutes away) and transporting them to a kennel or foster home Shuttling dogs between kennels and foster homes as needed Requirements: A valid driver’s license, personal vehicle, and auto insurance Ability to safely handle dogs (experience preferred but not required) Willingness to communicate with our team and follow transport protocols If you have a reliable car and a heart for rescue, we’d love your help. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Join Our Transport Team - Help Move Dogs Toward a Better Life We're currently seeking reliable transport volunteers to help move dogs safely and efficiently between locations. Transport is a crucial part of our rescue operations - it helps dogs get to vet appointments, fosters, and safe housing. Volunteer transport duties may include: Driving dogs from foster homes or boarding facilities to veterinary appointments and back Picking up dogs from a designated location (typically 30-60 minutes away) and transporting them to a kennel or foster home Shuttling dogs between kennels and foster homes as needed Requirements: A valid driver’s license, personal vehicle, and auto insurance Ability to safely handle dogs (experience preferred but not required) Willingness to communicate with our team and follow transport protocols If you have a reliable car and a heart for rescue, we’d love your help. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20852 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Dog Applicant Meet & Greet Liaisons- A Home of Their Own Animal RescueHelp Dogs Find Their Perfect Match We’re currently looking for volunteers to serve as Dog Applicant Meet & Greet Liaisons - a vital part of the adoption process! As a Meet & Greet Liaison, you will: Introduce adoptable dogs to potential adopters Share information about each dog’s personality, background, and needs Provide feedback on the meet and greet to our Dog Manager Help create lasting connections between dogs and their future families This role is a great fit if you: Are friendly, reliable, and comfortable speaking with people Want to make a hands-on difference in a dog’s journey to their forever home Can commit to occasional in-person meetups (locations vary) Ready to help dogs find the love they deserve? Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Help Dogs Find Their Perfect Match We’re currently looking for volunteers to serve as Dog Applicant Meet & Greet Liaisons - a vital part of the adoption process! As a Meet & Greet Liaison, you will: Introduce adoptable dogs to potential adopters Share information about each dog’s personality, background, and needs Provide feedback on the meet and greet to our Dog Manager Help create lasting connections between dogs and their future families This role is a great fit if you: Are friendly, reliable, and comfortable speaking with people Want to make a hands-on difference in a dog’s journey to their forever home Can commit to occasional in-person meetups (locations vary) Ready to help dogs find the love they deserve? Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20852 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dog Adoption Show Helpers Needed- A Home of Their Own Animal RescueWe’re seeking positive, eager individuals to join our dynamic team at weekly adoption events in Olney and Silver Spring. Responsibilities may include: Assisting with event setup and take-down Refilling water bowls for our furry friends Greeting visitors, answering questions, and guiding the public Transporting dogs to and from the venue Handling and engaging with dogs during the show What we're looking for: A friendly, upbeat attitude and a willingness to learn Previous experience with dogs is a plus, but passion and enthusiasm matter most! All training and supplies (treats, water bowls, adoption resources, etc.) will be provided. Ready to make a difference? Visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer to sign up and learn more about how you can support our adoption shows. Your time and care help us rehome more pets and create brighter futures. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue We’re seeking positive, eager individuals to join our dynamic team at weekly adoption events in Olney and Silver Spring. Responsibilities may include: Assisting with event setup and take-down Refilling water bowls for our furry friends Greeting visitors, answering questions, and guiding the public Transporting dogs to and from the venue Handling and engaging with dogs during the show What we're looking for: A friendly, upbeat attitude and a willingness to learn Previous experience with dogs is a plus, but passion and enthusiasm matter most! All training and supplies (treats, water bowls, adoption resources, etc.) will be provided. Ready to make a difference? Visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer to sign up and learn more about how you can support our adoption shows. Your time and care help us rehome more pets and create brighter futures. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20814 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 2-Week Dog Fosters Needed- A Home of Their Own RescueConsidering fostering but unsure about a long-term commitment? Our two-week foster program offers a rewarding opportunity to help a dog transition from shelter life to a forever home. By providing a temporary, loving environment, you help us assess the dog's personality and needs, making it easier to match them with the right adopter. This also frees up space in shelters, allowing us to assist more animals in need. What We Provide Crate and necessary gear Ongoing support and guidance What We Ask of You A safe, nurturing home for two weeks Basic care and companionship Observations on the dog's behavior to aid in adoption placement Join us in making a tangible difference in a dog's life. Your temporary home can be the first step to their forever home. Ready to Foster? Sign up today at ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/foster and become a part of our compassionate community. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Considering fostering but unsure about a long-term commitment? Our two-week foster program offers a rewarding opportunity to help a dog transition from shelter life to a forever home. By providing a temporary, loving environment, you help us assess the dog's personality and needs, making it easier to match them with the right adopter. This also frees up space in shelters, allowing us to assist more animals in need. What We Provide Crate and necessary gear Ongoing support and guidance What We Ask of You A safe, nurturing home for two weeks Basic care and companionship Observations on the dog's behavior to aid in adoption placement Join us in making a tangible difference in a dog's life. Your temporary home can be the first step to their forever home. Ready to Foster? Sign up today at ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/foster and become a part of our compassionate community. Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20852 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Silver Spring Dog Adoption Show Set Up- A Home of Their Own Animal RescueA Home of Their Own is committed to saving as many dogs and cats as we can while finding them the best possible forever homes. Once an animal is adopted, we will offer education, training, outreach and support to create a community of happy adopters and their pets. A Home of Their Own is looking for an individual to assist with dog adoption show set up the 5th Saturday of each month (only on certain months) from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at Petsmart, 12020 Cherry Hill Rd., Calverton/Silver Spring Task include: Setting up the informational table (adoptable dog binder, treats, resources) Filling and refilling dog bowls Assisting new volunteers who may be attending their first dog show Answering questions about the adoptable dogs Explaining the adoption process to potential adoptersAll supplies and training will be provided. If you are looking for an opportunity to assist the animal community here is your chance. If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer and sign up today! Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue A Home of Their Own is committed to saving as many dogs and cats as we can while finding them the best possible forever homes. Once an animal is adopted, we will offer education, training, outreach and support to create a community of happy adopters and their pets. A Home of Their Own is looking for an individual to assist with dog adoption show set up the 5th Saturday of each month (only on certain months) from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at Petsmart, 12020 Cherry Hill Rd., Calverton/Silver Spring Task include: Setting up the informational table (adoptable dog binder, treats, resources) Filling and refilling dog bowls Assisting new volunteers who may be attending their first dog show Answering questions about the adoptable dogs Explaining the adoption process to potential adoptersAll supplies and training will be provided. If you are looking for an opportunity to assist the animal community here is your chance. If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer and sign up today! Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20904 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Silver Spring Dog Adoption Show Set Up- A Home of Their Own Animal RescueA Home of Their Own is committed to saving as many dogs and cats as we can while finding them the best possible forever homes. Once an animal is adopted, we will offer education, training, outreach and support to create a community of happy adopters and their pets. A Home of Their Own is looking for an individual to assist with dog adoption show set up the 4th Saturday of each month from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at Petsmart, 12020 Cherry Hill Rd., Calverton/Silver Spring Task include: Setting up the informational table (adoptable dog binder, treats, resources) Filling and refilling dog bowls Assisting new volunteers who may be attending their first dog show Answering questions about the adoptable dogs Explaining the adoption process to potential adoptersAll supplies and training will be provided. If you are looking for an opportunity to assist the animal community here is your chance. If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer and sign up today! Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue A Home of Their Own is committed to saving as many dogs and cats as we can while finding them the best possible forever homes. Once an animal is adopted, we will offer education, training, outreach and support to create a community of happy adopters and their pets. A Home of Their Own is looking for an individual to assist with dog adoption show set up the 4th Saturday of each month from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at Petsmart, 12020 Cherry Hill Rd., Calverton/Silver Spring Task include: Setting up the informational table (adoptable dog binder, treats, resources) Filling and refilling dog bowls Assisting new volunteers who may be attending their first dog show Answering questions about the adoptable dogs Explaining the adoption process to potential adoptersAll supplies and training will be provided. If you are looking for an opportunity to assist the animal community here is your chance. If you are interested in this opportunity, please visit ahomeoftheirownrescue.org/volunteer and sign up today! Organization: A Home of Their Own Animal Rescue Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 20904 Allow Groups: No |