Become a TBMN Volunteer

 Want some doggy cuddles without fostering? This is your sign to sign up for some adoption events! These events are a great way for our foster dogs to find their forever homes and practice socializing with new people. They are usually at Petsmart. 

The picture is arguably the most important thing to getting a dog adopted. If it can’t catch an adopter’s eye they just keep scrolling. You don’t need to be a professional, even if you just have a knack for photography your help would be greatly appreciated.

We also need people to help take pictures at fundraisers and adoption events.

 Some of our dogs need some extra help getting ready to find their forever home. This could be doing board & train, small group training with fosters, or meeting one on one with a foster in person or over the phone. 

 We are looking for an Events Coordinator to join our team and help us plan and execute successful events for our rescue organization. The Events Coordinator will be responsible for organizing fundraising events, gala dinners, and other related activities. The ideal candidate should have a passion for organizing events and a commitment to animal rescue. 

 A Foster Coordinator is responsible for recruiting, training, and managing volunteers who are willing to foster dogs in need. The Foster Coordinator maintains a network of available foster homes, The Foster Coordinator is also responsible for handling the placement process, which includes coordinating the transportation of the dogs to and from foster homes, providing supplies and support to the foster families, and providing regular updates on the animals in their care. 

 A Veterinary Liaison is responsible for providing medical triage to rescue dogs and coordinating their medical care with veterinarians. Duties include evaluating the health and wellness of rescue dogs, providing vaccinations, administering treatments, and performing emergency medical triage. The Veterinary Liaison also provides education and guidance to fosters and adopters regarding the care and medical needs of the animals, and serves as the primary contact between the rescue and the veterinary community.