Volunteer

We rely on animal lovers just like YOU to help us with our life-saving programs! Whether you're interested in helping with adoption counseling or socializing kitties, we'd love to have you as part of our Asheville Humane Society volunteer family! Joining our Volunteer team is very easy and requires following these 2 easy steps:

(1) Click HERE to apply.


(2) Your next step in becoming an Asheville Humane Society LifeSaver is to attend a volunteer orientation. Orientations are held twice every month on the first Saturday (11:00am to noon) and third Tuesday (7:00pm to 8:00pm.)  RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED. Please email cdpmaps@gmail.com to reserve your seat. 
 
LifeSavers must be over 18 years of age to volunteer unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who also plans on becoming a volunteer, completing all of AHS volunteer orientations and training and will be with the minor whenever the minor is volunteering.
 
Please contact Jim Fulton at 828-761-2001 x307 if you have any questions about the volunteer program.

Asheville Humane society VOLUNTEER OVERVIEW

GET INVOLVED And save lives! 

Asheville Humane Society depends on the support of our community to save lives. Each year, hundreds of our neighbors donate time, goods, and money to help us save lives. We encourage you to become a LifeSaver by getting involved!


VOLUNTEERJackie, Madelyn, and Isabel

Volunteers are the lifeblood of Asheville Humane Society, helping us with everything from the day-to-day tasks of caring for animals and running an office, to assisting at special events, to helping raise funds to build a new Adoption and Education Center. We have all sorts of exciting

life-saving volunteer opportunities:

  • Save lives by fostering animals in your own home until they are ready for adoption
  • Save lives by keeping our resident animals healthy and happy through cuddling, walking, bathing, and playing with animals in transition at our Adoption Center
  • Save lives by providing direct-care by bathing animals and cleaning kennels/cages
  • Save lives by working at special events such as adoption days at local businesses and at the information table at community events.
  • Save lives by helping our TNR partner, Friends2Ferals, trap/neuter/return free-roaming cats in Buncombe County
  • Save lives by putting your special talents to work in the service of animals in our administrative offices

  

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Current lifesaver volunteers

Click HERE to access your Volunteer Information Center. 

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