Currently, our greatest need is for volunteers at our cage-free, no-kill cat shelter in Atlanta, Ga which houses the majority of our rescue cats. Volunteering at the shelter involves cleaning cat cages, washing bedding, providing food, water (and medications in some instances), and socializing with the cats! Volunteering with Furkids is a rewarding experience; give the gift of time to Furkids' homeless cats and become a shelter volunteer!

No matter how you decide to volunteer, Furkids needs the support of generous and caring people to donate their time, in order for us to continue our rescue efforts. For more information on becoming a volunteer, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@furkids.org, call 770-613-0009, or complete the on-line application below.

Furkids Volunteer Application Applicant: First Name: Last Name: Age: Occupation: Street address: City: County: State: ZIP: Home Phone: Work Phone: E-mail (required field): How did you hear about Furkids? Have you done any other volunteer work? List what type, when, and where. List your current companion animals, if any. List ages, types of pets, and where they came from. Are they spayed or neutered? Up to date on vaccinations? Why do you want to become a Furkids volunteer? Are you interested in fostering animals in your home? If yes, check which animals you can foster: adult kittens pregnant orphaned kittens senior cats fiv+ cats special needs cats other, please describe: Please describe where the foster animals would be kept: Please check all the ways in which you are available to help volunteer: furkids hotline or email feral team owner surrender team office team adoption team fundraising team media team medical team facility team petsmart cleaning petsmart socializing petsmart weekend team When are you best available? weekday weekend Specify times available: Additional Comments: Please list the names, addresses and phone numbers of 2 personal references: By signing below, I certify that the information provided on this form is true to the best of my knowledge.

"Concern for animals is a matter of taking the side of the weak against the strong, something the best people have always done."
- Harriet Beecher Stowe