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If you have not yet completed a Volunteer Application, you can do so here: https://flaglerhumanesociety.org/volunteer-application/

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What is the Flagler Humane Society’s #1 Goal?

To connect animal loving community members

To be a business that makes lots of money in profits

To find loving homes for homeless pets and reunite lost pets with their owners

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Flagler Humane Society is a

Government facility

Limited admission shelter

501 (c)(3) non profit shelter, not ran by the county but has government contracts

Open admission shelter owned by the Humane Society of the United States

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True or False: Flagler Humane Society is a "high-kill" shelter.

True

False, we are actually considered a "No-Kill" shelter, but don't really use this term to describe our shelter as to not confuse anyone.

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What is the minimum age required for volunteering at the Flagler Humane Society?

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I’m interested in volunteering in a particular department; how can I get involved?

Contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Lynn Myers, at Volunteer@flaglerhumanesociety.org and let her know of your area of interest and she will get you set up.

Tell any staff member of your intended interest.

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Why do I have to wear a “Volunteer Badge” whenever I volunteer at the shelter?

Certain areas of the shelter are restricted to the general public, such as storage and preparation areas; however, these areas are accessible to volunteers. It is essential for volunteers to prominently display their volunteer badge, as this will inform the staff of their status.

It looks nice.

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Why are foster families in such high demand for kittens and puppies that arrive at the shelter?

We hate having to deal with adorable puppies and kittens.

They need to be fed often and the immune systems of younger pets are undeveloped, making them more susceptible to common viruses.

We don't have enough room at the shelter.

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Why is it important that I login my hours whenever I come to the shelter to volunteer?

It isn't important to us, just for your own record.

We add up the hours completed by all volunteers every month and submit them to our grant writers to win grants!

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Our services include:

(Check all that apply.)

Pet Surrenders and Adoptions

Flagler County Animal Control

Low-cost Spay and Neuter

Free Dental Cleanings

Lost and Found Pets

Wellness and Vaccine Clinics

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Can I come anytime I want to volunteer, as long as its during the shelter’s operating hours?

Yes

It depends on the position; some are “assigned shifts” where you come to your assigned shift (like laundry) and others are available any afternoon/day (like dog walking).

Your score is

The average score is 86%

Online New Volunteer Orientation

Please watch this orientation video to learn about our shelter and important information about becoming a volunteer at Flagler Humane Society:

After watching the entire video, you may proceed to the New Volunteer Orientation quiz below:

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