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Paws Universe Foundation

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Volunteer With Us

Volunteer With Paws Universe

Caring for animals takes time, patience and people who can be counted on. As a volunteer, you may help feed community dogs, spend time with dogs at Simbaz Sanctuary, assist during awareness activities or support the team with coordination and records. What you take up will depend on what is needed and what you are comfortable doing.

Ways to Volunteer

Where You Can Help

Some volunteers are comfortable spending time around animals. Others prefer to help at events, speak with people, manage records or assist behind the scenes. Tell us how much time you can give and the kind of work you would be comfortable taking on. Our team will speak with you before deciding how you can help.

Before You Join

A Few Things to Know

Animals may be frightened, unwell or recovering, so volunteers need to remain calm and listen to the team. You will not be asked to handle a rescue or assist with medical care without proper guidance.

Please also be honest about the time you can give. A few hours offered regularly are more helpful than making a commitment that becomes difficult to keep.

Help Where Needed
You may help with feeding routes, sanctuary routines, awareness events, rescue coordination or simple office work.
Understand the Work
See how rescue, treatment and sanctuary care are managed, and learn why careful handling matters for every animal.
Work Alongside Us
Stay in touch with the team, ask when you are unsure and complete the responsibility you have agreed to take on.
Give Time You Can Keep
Choose a schedule that works for you. Regular support, even for a few hours, makes planning easier for everyone.
Tell Us About Yourself

Apply to Volunteer

Use the form below to tell us a little about yourself, the time you can give and the kind of work that interests you. Once we receive your details, a member of our team will contact you to discuss the next step and whether there is a suitable role available.

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