NIGHT TIME VOLUNTEER

Night Time Person(s) Needed to Volunteer an hour or 2 in the evening to do "Tuck Ins".

This position can be for 1 person who lives close by or multiple people.

Our dogs are kenneled outside all day, we are looking for 1 or a few people who can help come in the evenings around 6 pm to feed the dogs, let them out of their kennel to use the bathroom and then "tuck" them into their crates inside.

Responsibilities:

Feed the dogs, administer meds if needed, make sure indoor crates have water and clean bedding, let dogs run the yard to use the bathroom (fall/winter months when it gets dark early) or walk down the road to use the bathroom (spring/summer when it's light out), get them in their crates inside, wash bowls, turn off lights and lock up.

Requirements:

• Must be comfortable with dogs of all sizes.
• Able to observe and communicate problems with the animals’ health and behaviors
• Able to administer meds if needed
• Able to work outside in all seasons, hot, wet and cold
• Have reliable transportation to and from the farm
• Be dependable

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PART TIME Farm Employee

We are seeking a part time employee, to work about 12 - 15 hours a week in the morning, preferably 7 - 7:30 am. Schedule for days is open right now. Duties would include taking care of dogs, cats and pigs and cleaning up around rescue house and farm. Volunteers are there on certain days to help.

We do require those interested in the job to volunteer for a few days to be sure they like/can handle the work first.

• Must love animals and feel comfortable around them.
• Must be reliable.
• Must work holidays, if your work day lands on a holiday.
• Must have own transportation.
• Must work well with others and be able to follow procedure/direction/rules.
• Must be able to lift 50+ lbs (feed bags are heavy)

Responsibilities:

Feed the animals, put hay out, clean and fill water buckets, clean waste in the yards/stalls and any other farm duties that are necessary which can include helping administering meds, bathing, catching animals when the vet comes, mending fencing/electric fencing, preparing stalls and yards for the winter and other farm chores that come up.

Requirements:

• Must be able to lift 50 lbs to help with deliveries and feeding
• Cannot be fearful towards animals
• Able to observe and communicate problems with the animals’ health and behaviors
• Able to work outside in all seasons, hot, wet and cold
• Have reliable transportation to and from the farm
• Able to work weekends and holidays as needed (The animals depend on you)
• Be in good shape to safely complete all the chores required
• Experience helpful, but not required

Approximately 20 – 24 hours per week.  8:00 am to 12:00 PM

$15 per hour 

Only by appointment will be considered.  Call J. Lovett at 919-880-0851

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Pip was born with no front legs. His parents belonged to a private breeder and because of his affliction, was scheduled to be euthanized. Hating to see the pup euthanized, a neighbor called WARM and WARM took him in.

As Julie Finlayson, the Director of WARM, states in the video — Pip doesn't know there is anything wrong with him. He runs and plays with the other small dogs at WARM and is just a happy, healthy little dog. Pip loves everyone he meets and everyone who meets Pip falls in love with him.

Pip is happy the way he is, but we plan on making Pip even happier. As soon as we can hold him still long enough (he is such a bundle of energy) to get measurements and raise the money, we are going to fit Pip with a pair of Eddie's Wheels!