VOLUNTEER
BE PART OF THE SOLUTION!
Do you want to make a difference in the lives of homeless or feral cats and dogs in Pima County?
No Kill Pima County has several current projects that we are actively working on to save more lives in our community.
We are not a shelter, so if you are wanting to work with animals in a shelter, consider volunteering at Pima Animal Care Center (PACC), the county facility. MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
NKPC can use your help!
Lost Pet Initiative – Help us share information to prevent pets from getting lost and make sure lost pets are reunited with their owners as soon as possible. Participate in our monthly microchip events where we provide affordable and convenient access to microchips for cats and dogs. If you want to work from home on your computer you can help share information about lost and found pets to increase the odds of reunifying lost pets with their families. Help us share educational information at events to prevent the incidence of lost pets..
Marketing and Public Relations – Whether helping to market homeless pets or increasing the public’s awareness of the need for more rescue/foster homes and adoptive homes for the most vulnerable dogs and cats in our community, we can save lives with communication. Share shelter pets with treatable medical conditions or behavior challenges, the seniors, those that are on a ‘deadline’ because they cannot be maintained at the county shelter and others that have just been in a shelter for too long. Do you have the skills to help? Producing marketing materials, photography, translating English to Spanish, fundraising events and community outreach would help assure we reach the greater public.
Fundraising for the SOS Fund: Support, Options, Solutions to Keep Pets Out of Shelters. This fund supports pet owners and community cat caretakers with short term support for unexpected vet costs due to illness or injuries.
Our online resource directory S.O.S. Support Options Solutions to Keep Pets out of Shelters – is the most thorough and up to date resource in Pima County. Work from home, with phone calls or computer work, to keep it current and spread the word about this tool for all the ‘helpers’ in the community to use/share with the public.
Want to work directly with animals?
Our direct work with animals is minimal. If you would like to help with community microchip events let us know. Otherwise we strongly encourage you to help out at one of the local rescues or shelters.
Just not sure how to help? Feel free to contact us to talk about opportunities in the community. Or FILL OUT OUR INTEREST SURVEY, and we will be in touch