Come out and volunteer at the Bijou Bike Park every Tuesday at 6pm! We’ll be doing basic maintenance to keep the park riding good all summer long. Make sure you wear closed toed shoes and bring gloves to work in. We’ll be sweeping, watering, patching holes and keeping takeoffs and landings riding smooth.
No matter your skills or areas of interest, we have an opportunity for you. Many of our volunteer positions require no previous experience – just the desire to learn through on–the-job training. Opportunities include acting, sound, props, set design, costumes, hair, choreography, house manager, usher, greeter, box office, and more.
This level of volunteering is for an individual who is not interested in being CIT trained or providing direct services to clients. This volunteer is interested in being part of the LVF family and giving back to the community by volunteering 2-10 hours a month.
Maybe it’s not the right time to add a permanent family member to your house. You can still save an animal by fostering! Take care of pets while we look for their forever home. All of our pets stay in foster homes where they can be looked after individually and receive all the love and…
General and deep cleaning is always needed. Sweeping, scrubbing and mopping floors, scrubbing walls, cleaning tables, chairs and windows. Cleaning soiled cat traps, litter boxes, kennels and dishes. Vacuuming and steam cleaning carpets. These are just a few of the daily cleaning duties we are looking for help with.
Help the veterinarian and veterinary technician during our wellness hours. Prepare vaccines, fill out paperwork, weigh patients, assist Veterinarian with procedures. Help hold animals for exams and vaccinations. Get heartworm and flea prevention ready to be sent home with the patient. Training consists of shadowing a technician until you are signed off by the veterinarian…
Opportunities exist at all levels. Actors, Set Construction/Painting, Lighting/Sound, Props, Costumes, Stagehands, Ushers, Front of House and more.
Perform physical exams and spay/neuter surgeries on dogs and cats. Patients can be as young as 8 weeks/2 pounds and may be in heat. Prep work is done by veterinary assistants. Veterinary license in the State of Michigan, ability to handle spay/neuter complications, extensive surgery experience.
Clean any potential pet accidents, clean kennels, sweep, mop, help with laundry, potentially help walk dogs and feed pets. Generally early morning and early evenings.
Assist with research and contacting individuals and companies, write/send donation requests and thank you letters and perform assigned tasks.