WHY YOU MATTER
Without volunteers, Coming Back Home Rescue would not be able to operate and take in animals to help them find their way home. Every donated time you provide to the organization is a step closer to fulfilling our mission. We ensure, to the best of our ability, that our volunteers remain safe and educated for each animal they take on or a new task they are faced with.
You are not another face, another house, free-work ... You are our neighbors, friends and family, and we treat you like such. With different programs and roles, we are certain you can find your next calling.
VOLUNTEER POSITIONS
Learn how you can help out today!
ADVENTURE BUDDY
FOSTERING
HUMANE EDUCATION
Come enjoy the great outdoors and other fun activities with our rescues. As an Adventure Buddy, you'll come pick up a rescue for the day to take them to a pre-coordinated adventure. This could be walking trails, working side jobs, parks, beaches and more!
Fosters are our biggest necessity in the rescue to help us rehome animals and provide love for each one. These can be short-term or long-term. All supplies and medical bills are covered for a peace of mind. However, because we care so much about our volunteers, we ensure you have access to some helpful benefits for the safety and care of your loved ones.
Are you looking for a great opportunity to expand your knowledge and share it with our community? Under the guide of the Executive Director, learn about many amazing topics regarding pets and animal welfare. Hold community workshops to educate our friends and family on how to be the very best we can be for our furry little (or big) friends.
EUTHANIZATION
RESCUE
Saving Lives Since 2022
For those seeking to become more involved in the back end of rescue, where we travel to save lives and assess the many animals coming in - contact us today on how you can help. We are always seeking long distance transporters and those who want to come in to really get to know the animals before they head into foster homes. We are also looking for networkers and a search team to help find adoptable candidates to pull them to safety. This is not for the feint of heart.