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Each year the Nelson Branch of the BC SPCA relies on hundreds of volunteers, who have a variety of interests and talents, to provide care and improve the welfare of animals in our communities. 

 

Volunteer at the BC SPCA

You can volunteer with the animals, in one of our many programs that provide care and enrichment to our animals, or for the animals, by using a special skill set that you may possess, such as graphic design, event planning, a trade or other specialized skills.

Apply online to volunteer at the Nelson SPCA today!

Once your application has been received you will be contacted regarding availability in the program you selected and the next steps to becoming a volunteer. All volunteers are required to attend a general orientation as well as program specific classroom training.

*Please note: You must be 16 years old to volunteer. Unfortunately, not all volunteer positions are suitable and available to all those who apply. 

 
Volunteer Orientation & Resources

Please download and read the following before committing to become a BC SPCA Volunteer.

BC SPCA Volunteer Orientation Manual (PDF format, 103 KB)

BC SPCA Volunteer Handbook (PDF format, 434 KB)

BC SPCA Code of Ethics (PDF format, 100 KB)

 

If you are interested in the volunteer dog walking program, please download and read the DogSense Branch Volunteer Program Manual:

DogSense Branch Volunteer Walking Program Manual (PDF format, 388 KB)

If you are interested in the volunteer cat wellness program, please download and read the Cat Wellness Branch Volunteer Program Manual:

Cat Wellness Branch Volunteer Program Manual (PDF format, 474 KB)

 

Community Council Committees

To assist the society in achieving its goals it is critical that Community Councils throughout the province are actively involved. While the BC SPCA's Board of Directors has overall responsibility for the governance and decision-making of the society, the Community Council's input to local, regional and society plans and programs is vital to our ongoing success. To learn more about community councils, visit our main governance section.

 

Current Volunteer Opportunities


 

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