The Role
We’re looking for people who are fit and confident in handling large breed dogs to help us with their daily walks at our Cranbourne shelter.
You'll play an important role in ensuring our dogs waiting to find their new forever homes receive daily socialisation and exercise. We'll provide you with the skills to use positive training techniques and it's an excellent way to get your exercise in each week and meet new friends, both two and four legged!
We are looking for volunteers who can commit (for a minimum of 6 months) to a 3-hour shift on a weekdayfrom 10am - 1pm and 1pm-4pm.
To be considered for this role, volunteers must:
All volunteers will receive comprehensive training and support.
Due to the popularity of our volunteer program, we cannot guarantee that all candidates will be offered a volunteering opportunity. If you miss out this time, we encourage you to apply again in future as more opportunities become available.
Since 1910 The Lost Dogs’ Home has been a voice for animals without owners. We’ve been pioneers for fair animal laws and continue to work at the front line to reduce the number of lost, abandoned and stray cats and dogs.
The Home relies on public support to provide our Australia-wide services and programs, these include; National Pet Register, The Lost Cats’ Home, shelter operations, adoptions and responsible pet ownership education.
Our expertise also extends to veterinary and animal management services. All of our functions are governed by a quality management system – an industry first in Australia.
The Lost Dogs’ Home is one of the country’s largest animal welfare organisations, caring for more than 25,000 cats and dogs each year. We pride ourselves on employing qualified individuals who demonstrate a strong personal connection to animals, the community and the cause.
