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Volunteering: Why Should I Do It?

Volunteering takes up our time, energy, and sometimes, money. It can be hard work. It can find us doing and seeing new things, which can be challenging and even a little scary. So why does anyone even go there?

Well, here's a reason:

Volunteering is good for others
The world is not a perfect place, and many people, animals, places, and communities need help. Governments and professionals
try to meet everyone's needs, but it's impossible
for them to do it all.

This is why people become volunteers: because they can make a difference where someone or something needs help. If people never help each other and only care about themselves, the world becomes a crueler, sadder place. But when we volunteer our time, money, or talents, we help make our planet a better, happier home where people work together to make life easier for all.

Volunteers and volunteer groups can:

 

  • Bring food to hungry people
  • Find homes or clothes for those who need them
  • Make neighborhoods safer and more beautiful
  • Protect wildlife and natural areas
  • Help care for pets and other animals
  • Bring comfort and happiness to lonely people
  • Care for people who are sick, or help find cures for diseases
  • Help people learn to read or do better in school

Need another reason? How about this one:

Volunteering is good for YOU
Are you thinking, "What's in it for me?" The answer is, plenty! Here are some of the things you might get in return for your giving:

 

  • Making new friends
  • Gaining important skills and experience that will help you later in life
  • Making connections that can lead to a job or career
  • Seeing more of your community and world
  • Building confidence and self-esteem
  • Exploring what you want to do with your life
  • Feeling needed and important
  • Feeling satisfaction at getting things done and helping others
  • Meeting people who could be role models
  • Using your mind, body, and creativity
  • Getting active and healthier
  • Relieving stress
  • Fighting boredom
  • Spending time doing what you really care about
  • Gaining an edge on getting into college
  • Feeling like you're part of a community
  • Having fun!

Hey...it looks like being a volunteer gives as much good stuff to you as it does to the people, places, or animals you're trying to help! That's the secret of volunteering. People who become volunteers usually lead richer, happier, and more satisfying lives than those who don't volunteer.

Now you may be asking, How Can I Make A Difference? Keep reading!

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Congratulations to SNIF

 

 

 

Franklin County Humane Society is proud to announce that our spay neuter program SNIF has helped alter 151animals this year. Since the start of our program we have altered 823 animals! Thank you volunteers for all you do for this wonderful program! Without all your hard work this would never happen.

Things to ponder: If 1/3 of those altered were cats (274). Cats can have 3 litters a year with 5 to 6 kittens each each litter. SNIF helped to prevent over 4900 kittens to be born!

 

 
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2011 Paws for Life A Huge Success!

Saturday, October 22nd, was a great day for the seventh annual Paws for Life 5K and One Mile Dog Walk.  We had our largest crowd yet with well over 300 people in attendance.  We would like to thank every one who came out and either sponsored, volunteered or participated to support the Franklin County Humane Society.  Please click on this link to see the official race results, and we look forward to seeing everyone at next year's event!

 

 
PLEASE HELP THE ANIMALS!

You are visiting this website because you love animals and want to see what is happening to help them. Are we right? Well here is the best way to help save the animals and will only take 3 to 4 hours a month. VOLUNTEER - We need volunteers to help at our adoption events that are at Petco on Saturdays. You can hand out flyers, help answer questions or just entertain the kitties or dogs. Our fosters do so much in caring for these little ones and taking them to the events, but really need the help of volunteers. Even if you can only come for an hour. YOUR TIME CAN HELP SAVE AN ANIMALS LIFE! Another way to volunteer is to help at the Briar Creek Petco. We now have kitties there. We need people to help clean condos and play with the kitties. All supplies are there along with toys to play with the little ones. It takes only 1 hour of your time.

PLEASE VOLUNTEER! The animals need you. Mia and her kitten

For more information on volunteering, please contact stormryder22001@yahoo.com or tiger144@embarqmail.com.

 

 
Cat Team Update!

The Cat Team is happy to announce that we now have kitties at Petco Briar Creek Shopping Center.  With this partnership we now can save more kitties. Thank you Steve for inviting us there!

Please remember that we are at Petco at 6231 Triangle Plantation Dr (540 and Capital Blvd) next to BJ's every Saturday from 12 to 3pm.  Come see our kitties at either locations!

 

 
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BE A FOSTER SAVE A LIFE

Franklin County Humane Society uses volunteers to foster the homeless dogs and cats in our county until they find their forever home. We need loving homes like yours to continue helping these animals in need.

This is really great for families with children. It helps them see how important it is to take care of our petsand to find that perfect home for them. For a short
period or long term, please consider helping an animal!

FAQ’s:

Can I become a foster volunteer if I have pets of
my own?
We welcome pet owners asfosters, in fact it really helps
foster animals with socialization if they live with other pets
in their foster homes. We will work with each foster parent individually to
match them with the best foster based on their personal pets' personalities
and life styles.

How long do animals need to stay in foster care? Typical foster stay is two
weeks to several months. We go to adoption events every Saturday to show our fosters. We also have a program for the kitties called Meet Your Match to help adopters to find the right kitty for their family.

What expenses are involved with foster care? Families provide housing for the animals in their care. They also provide exercise, socialization and lots of love!  The Franklin County Humane Society provides all vaccination, medications, spay/neuter. We alsoprovide food for the animals in your care. The most important thing is you are helping save an animals life!

 

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