Volunteers Make a Difference

The Best Shelter is ...
a Humane Community

Volunteer Opportunities

Thank you for your interest in helping the animals at the
Monadnock Humane Society! A humane community starts with YOU!

Following is a brief list of current volunteer opportunities.
For more information about these and other opportunities,
please contact Maggie Nijander-Brock at (603) 352-9011 ext. 147
or e-mail her at maggie@humanecommunity.org

Thank you!

* GROUP OPPORTUNITY!*
Animal Transport -- Keep our animals on the road to health! We need safe drivers to help the orphaned animals at MHS get to and from the vet. Interested parties should be available early morning and between 4 and 5 p.m. weekdays. For more information about this opportunity, please contact Maggie at 352-9011 ext. 147 or e-mail maggie@humanecommunity.org

Recycling -- Help us keep our paper, plastics and recyclables organized and deliver them to the station for a better environment.
This commitment could be as little as one time per week or more!
If you are interested in this opportunity to support homeless animals, please contact Maggie at 352-9011 ext. 147 or e-mail maggie@humanecommunity.org

* Transporter -- We are currently looking for somebody with a truck to transport wood pellets from Jaffrey to our Swanzey facility one or two times per week. If you live in Keene or Jaffrey this would be an ideal situation. You would need a minimum of a half-ton truck to transport these pellets. If you are interested in this opportunity to support homeless animals, please contact Maggie at 352-9011 ext. 147 or
e-mail maggie@humanecommunity.org

* Animal Tracks -- Help in our retail store, Animal Tracks: if you have retail experience, excellent customer service skills and can be available on short notice, we would love to speak with you!

To Receive an application, or if you have questions, please e-mail our Volunteer Coordinator at maggie@humanecommunity.org or call Maggie Nijander-Brock at 603/352-9011 ext. 147.

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