We are accepting applications for Volunteers! Over the past year we have been fortunate to have Working dog’s for vets supporters volunteer their time to help our veterans and service dogs. There are many ongoing and special on-site work projects at Working dogs for vets, and across the United States, that we simply don’t have enough staff to accomplish, so we have come to rely on the kindness of volunteers to assist us in keeping up. Your efforts will benefit both the veterans and the many dogs rescued from shelters in an important way! Every task, no matter how big or small, matters in the lives of each of our Veteran/dog teams. You will undoubtedly have the time of your life as you work side by side with another Veteran/dog enthusiast on a group project. Whether you are walking dogs, training, or helping in another way you are sure to create memories that you will never forget! Working Dogs For Vets, has established a set of guidelines that all volunteers must agree to respect. Please carefully review the guidelines to decide if becoming a volunteer is right for you. We look forward to working with you! Volunteer Guidelines: Age Requirements: All minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or other adult guardian. No drinking: Working Dogs for Vets buildings and grounds are alcohol and drug-free zone. No one is allowed to drink alcohol or consume drugs or alcohol on grounds. Agreement: I agree that by participating in the Working dogs for vets program when I present my ID, Certification or when I have a dog wearing the W.D.F.V. Logo, that I am representing Working Dogs For Vets, as well as the entire assistance dog industry and I will be expected to maintain my appearance & manners. When going into public I will be courteous as I am out in the community. I agree to hold harmless W.D.F.V. and all volunteers as a whole or individual from any mental/physical injuries to myself and others. This includes property damage, whether it is people, property, or any other type of damage caused by me or the dog. That if I am not mentally or physically capable of participating in the program, I will quite effectively immediately. I hereby swear that all information given to W.D.FV. is true and accurate. W.D.F.V. requests voluntary agreement to use photographs, videos or testimonials to utilize in marketing materials, fundraising efforts, & public relations. W.D.F.V. rules on fundraising: If you are interested in having a fundraiser you must provide the date start/finish, time, and address/ phone # of location. Include if it is a one-day event, one week event, as to how the funds will be sent to Working dogs for Vets and the date funds will be sent. Any participants must fill out a volunteer application so that they will have an ID badge sent to them. These must be placed in writing and Working Dogs For Vets can send an approval letter. You cannot proceed with the fundraiser unless you are granted permission and receive the approval letter. What you will receive: Along with the memory you will take home with you, as a volunteer you will receive a certificate of participation and also a volunteer id badge. If we have an opening for the position you are interested in volunteering in. After completing this form, please contact us at 84-Dogs-Help = 843-647-4357. Or by email: support@workingdogsforvets.org