Each year the Trail Regional 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, working hands with our furry friends. Or you can volunteer for the animals, as a community council member or event assistant. Visit our main volunteer section page for more information.
(Right: Photo courtesy of Trail Regional Branch "Foster Dad" Barrett Jackman, player for the St. Louis Blues hockey team.)
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See below for a brief description of volunteer activities and date/time committments.
Adoption Counselling |
As an adoption counsellor you assist people in becoming good pet owners by helping them choose a pet that is appropriate for their lifestyle.
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Small Animal and Cat Care |
In these programs, you help make our animals comfortable by ensuring that their cages are clean and their needs are met.
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Animal Grooming |
Assist with brushing and washing the animals.
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Dog Walking |
You're in for an enthusiastic welcome if you sign up for this program. Dog walking operates rain or shine! (Minimum 15 minute walk)
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Animal Fostering |
The Foster Program deals with special cases of very sick or injured adult animals or kittens and puppies who need individual care in a home environment.
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Visit the Volunteer Section of our main website for more information, and to apply online |
Office Administration & Special Events |
Assist our staff with computer work, filing, stuffing envelopes, and answering phones. We also need lots of help throughout the year with special events such as our annual Paws for a Cause Walk, car washes, open houses, craft sales, etc.
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Volunteer 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)
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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