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Volunteers may be involved in walking our adoptable dogs, answering phones at the shelter, assisting with off-site adoption events, contacting rescue groups, etc. Your community service can make an impact and a difference in the lives of animals. You may also apply to become a foster-care family for animals housed at our shelter.
We also plan for our volunteers to be involved with:
All volunteers are required to be at least 18 years of age or older and able to pass a background check. Completed applications may be returned to the Taylor Police Department at 500 South Main Street or emailed to us.
A great way to serve your community and the animals we love is for you to volunteer at our animal control facility or become a foster care family!
Volunteers may be involved in walking our adoptable dogs, answering phones at the shelter, assisting with off-site adoption events, contacting rescue groups, etc. Your community service can make an impact and a difference in the lives of animals. You may also apply to become a foster-care family for animals housed at our shelter.
We also plan for our volunteers to be involved with:
- Offsite Adoptions - assisting with unloading animals, setting up crates, walking animals, and displaying animals for adoption
- Public Outreach - assist at schools and other events/locations educating the public on responsible pet ownership.
- Shelter Care / Adoptions - provide loving care for animals housed in the shelter by socializing shy animals, walking dogs, cleaning cages and toys, etc.
All volunteers are required to be at least 18 years of age or older and able to pass a background check. Completed applications may be returned to the Taylor Police Department at 500 South Main Street or emailed to us.
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Sandy Perio
Animal Control SupervisorPhone: 512-352-5483
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Kaitlyn Billings
Animal Control OfficerPhone: 512-352-5483
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