Become a Event Volunteer

With full support, clear guidance, and everything you need provided, volunteering at our events is a rewarding way to support the rescue, connect with like-minded people, and play a hands-on role in helping animals in need.

Recruitment Process

1. Pre-read

Before applying please carefully read the Event Volunteer FAQs and the Events Volunteer Role Description If you are still unsure, you may wish to visit our stand at an event first and see our volunteers 'in action' and have a chat with them. You can find details of where we will be on our Facebook Page. 

2. Application

If you decide this is the role for you please complete and submit an application form. 

3. Phone call

On receipt of your application we will call you to discuss the role and arrange a visit.

4. Visit

We will visit you to discuss your application and answer any questions you may have.

5. Induction

If your application is successful we will provide you with uniform and give you all the information that you need to feel confident in your Events Volunteer role. At initial Events you will always be paired with an experienced volunteer. Ongoing support will be given throughout your volunteer journey with us.

6. Adjustments

We are committed to providing reasonable adjustments and alleviating any stress during the recruitment process for applicants with physical and neuro diversities, whether this is adjusting environments, sensory preferences, answering questions or adapting communication styles. If you require adaptive support with your application, please email volunteering@thecatwelfaregroup.org . Any declaration of disability or difference will be treated confidentially and compassionately.

Event Volunteering -FAQs

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Can you help us?

Understandably, our donations have dropped dramatically during these uncertain times, while the intake of those in need has risen. We simply MUST carry on doing what we do, so how can you help us?

We are no different to any other organisation, we need regular funds in to continue our crucial work. Each kitten raised, fed, vaccinated, chipped and neutered costs us on average £250. Each stray cat caught, blood tested, vaccinated, chipped and neutered costs on average £200. These are the healthy ones!

Please see below the different ways you can donate and help us carry on our vital work.