Rabbit and Small Animal Rescue

Volunteer Application

Looking to get involved and make a difference? Visit our "How You Can Help" page to learn more about our volunteer opportunities! If you want more information or would like to volunteer, fill out the form below. Thanks for your interest in RASA Rescue!

*Name: *Street Address: *City, State: Zip Code: *Phone Number: Email Address: *What is your date of birth? *What about animal rescue interests you?
*Have you participated in volunteer work in the past? If yes, please describe your role.
*What, if any, pets do you have? What are their names, ages, genders, breeds, and where and when did you get them?
What, if any, experience do you have with other types of animals? What types of animals?
*Have you ever given up a pet? If so, please describe the circumstances.
*What is your current area of interest in volunteering for RASA Rescue? (check all that apply)
Cleaning cages
Fostering animals
Transporting animals to vet appointments or between foster homes
Acting as a Petco Guardian
Socializing animals
Photographing and uploading photos of animals to Petfinder
Socializing animals
If you're interested in fostering or socializing, please check off which animals you're interested in working with.
Rabbits
Guinea Pigs
Hamsters
Gerbils
Mice
Chinchillas
Birds
Other
*Most of our volunteer positions (including fostering) require that volunteers drive to someone’s house once a week, once every other week, once a month, etc, depending on the position and your availability. Do you have transportation?
Yes
No
*What days and times would you be available, and how often (i.e. Monday afternoons, every other Tuesday morning, etc). Please be as detailed as necessary.
RASA Rescue often works with animals who have been abused or neglected. Some of them do bite. In addition, items are sometimes ruined by things such as chewing and urine. While major incidents are rare, these incidents are a fact of life in animal rescue.*Do you agree to hold RASA Rescue harmless of all damages, including bodily harm, that may result from your volunteer activities?
Yes
No