Muddy Paws Rescue

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821 9th AveNew York, NY 10019 United States

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http://www.muddypawsrescue.org

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Active Opportunities (2)

Volunteer Dog Transport Driver

Flexible Schedule | New York, NY 10019

*Opportunities available Monday - Friday and weekends. Time Commitment: 1 - 3 hours per week Description: Our dogs need help getting from their shelter of origin to their new foster home, vet appointments, training sessions, or adoption events. The Volunteer Dog Transport Driver position is perfect for any dog-loving human in/near the five boroughs with access to their own vehicle who wants to donate a little of their time and driving skills to make a tremendous difference in animal welfare. Key Responsibilities: Ensure each dog travels comfortably and safely and arrives on time to their destination. Maintain communication with MPR staff and foster parents for assigned trips. When representing MPR, volunteers are asked to embody our core values of being positive, welcoming, responsive, and supportive. Submit availability weekly to MPR staff. Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age. Access to own vehicle. Has a valid driver's license. Proof of annual inspection, registration, and insurance policy as needed. Maintain regular vehicle maintenance to ensure the safety of yourself and the dogs. Must love dogs! Types of Local Rides: Transport a dog from our partner shelters in NYC to their new foster home. Transport a dog from their foster home to their vet appointment. Transport a dog to a weekend adoption event or weekday adoption meeting. Types of Long Distance Rides: Transport a dog to our partner trainers in the Tri-state area. Meet our transport crew in New Jersey or Pennsylvania to welcome our incoming dogs and help transport them to our new Hell's Kitchen headquarters. Reports to: Volunteer Program Manager

Date Posted: 2024-11-15
Dog Foster

Flexible Schedule | New York, NY 10019

What it Means to Foster with Muddy Paws Rescue: Because we are a foster-based rescue with no physical shelter, we only have the capacity to save as many dogs as we have foster parents. When you become a foster parent with Muddy Paws Rescue, you will personally be saving the life of a dog who might have otherwise not received a second chance. Our foster parents begin with a training video as a part of their orientation to review the basics of fostering a pup and provided with basic supplies, and are matched with an experienced personal foster buddy for support. All foster parents are encouraged to join our incredibly supportive online community of foster parents, and for more experienced foster parents wanting to help a wider range of dogs, we provide specialized in-person classes with professional dog trainers. Learn more and register to foster: https://www.muddypawsrescue.org/foster

Date Posted: 2024-11-15

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Mission Statement

The mission of Muddy Paws Rescue is to build and support a thriving community of dog-loving humans dedicated to ending the unnecessary euthanasia of companion dogs. We do this through shared learning and education, direct lifesaving, and continuous innovation.

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At Muddy Paws Rescue, we strive to be positive, welcoming, supportive, and responsive. We believe in rescue done right and commit our volunteers, fosters, adopters, and supporters to be thorough, reasonable, and responsible in every way. We are a network of foster homes and rescues, aim to place 1,000 dogs in their forever homes per year.

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