Volunteer! There are many ways to be of service.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering! Volunteers are the lifeblood of animal rescue.

At this time we are accepting applications for Shelter Assistant, Supper Server and Fosters.
Please check back periodically for other openings.
If you’re interested in volunteering, or would like to learn more, email volunteer@meowcatrescue.org to connect with our Volunteer Programs Manager.
Current Volunteer Needs
Shelter Assistant
Friday Mornings
Commitment: 2 hours every Friday morning for at least 6 months.
Meownanimous caregiver, who helps beautify the shelter from top-to-bottom and prepare our shelter residents for the day ahead!
Undertakings include the cleaning of living quarters and common spaces (litter boxes and all!); restocking of food and other supplies; and the provision of varied support to shelter maintenance.
Supper Server
Thursday Evenings
Commitment: 2-3 hours every Thursday evening for at least 6 months.
A SUPER server with a keen eye for detail who prepares the evening meals and distributes them to the shelter cats in accordance with the feeding sheets as well as cage signs and special instructions from shelter staff.
The Supper Server coordinates carefully with the Evening Caregiver on Monday through Friday shifts, and with the Night Nurse on weekend shifts.
Fosters
The more fosters we have, the more kittens we can rescue.
From bottle babies, to weaned young ones, to pregnant moms, and even adults, our foster needs come in all ages and litter sizes!
In-Shelter Volunteer Requirements
- Must be 18 or older.
- Must commit to volunteering for 6 months minimum.
- Must be able to work once a week for 2 hours (does not apply for fosters).
Featured Story

Finn may be just 9 years old, but he has a heart of gold when it comes to giving. When he was just 5 years old, he learned about a child in his neighborhood with cancer and he wondered what he, as a kid himself, could do to help. Thus began his over 2-year commitment to grow out his hair to donate to Wigs for Kids, not once but twice, donating over 14 inches each time!
Shortly after that initial hair donation, Finn saw some other kids in his neighborhood with a lemonade stand hoping to make some spending money for themselves and he thought, that’s nice, but I can do better than that! He decided he could hold a neighborhood bake sale and donate any money he made to a charity of his choice.
He had started cooking early in life; helping his mom make his first loaf of bread when he only 18 months old. On his 4th birthday he was then gifted a monthly children’s cooking box subscription, Raddish Kids, and he was hooked!