As a 100% Volunteer run organization with no office or shelter, the success of Annex Cat Rescue depends on the dedication of our volunteers — not just the foster homes, feral colony feeders and trappers who work hands-on, but also those who support ACR’s rescue work behind-the-scenes. If you, or anyone you know, is interested in becoming a volunteer, or expanding your work within the organization, please e-mail us or apply online.
Here are some ways you can help. Our experienced volunteers are always there to support you, and even a few hours of your time every month can make a big difference.
Do you have a craft you'd like to make for ACR?
Creative people are needed who would like to make crafts that the Annex Cat Rescue can sell at the various events we attend. While we are always in need of crafts for cats such as knitted or crocheted ...
Since the Annex Cat Rescue does not have an animal shelter, we use a network of foster homes to nurture, socialize, provide companionship, love, respect and temporary shelter for our kittens and cats on their journey to finding forever homes. Our foste...
An important part of ACR's work is our Trap-Neuter/Spay-Return (TNR) program. This requires a network of volunteers to trap feral cats; transport them to and from the vets where they are neutered or spayed; provide them with recovery space, then return...
As well as practicing TNR, Trap-Neuter/Spay-Return (TNR) and providing veterinary treatment for the sick and injured, Annex Cat Rescue has a number of routes we maintain through Feral Feeding.. Feral Feeding is typically done once a week or once every ...
Do you have a vehicle and a couple of hours you can sometimes spare? Annex Cat Rescue is always looking for Volunteers with their own vehicle to help transport supplies to special events, collect and distribute donated food, pick up and drop off cats a...
We are in need of Recovery Homes for Feral Cats as part of our Trap-Neuter-Return Program. The cats will need to recover from their spay/neuter in a cage. You will need a small clean quiet secure room with a door, in which you will place the cage, as t...
Our counsellors retrieve messages from potential adopters from our phone line or our e-mail website; then they conduct phone interviews to screen out unsuitable callers as well as to match up successful candidates with possible adoptees for a home visi...
The Annex Cat Rescue has ongoing Coinboxes and Catnip Toy Donation Baskets in stores and vet offices around the city. A network of ACR volunteers monitor these locations, which bring in the “bread and butter” income that ACR needs in order to care...
Each year the Annex Cat Rescue participates in a number of special events, such as street festivals and craft shows, in order to educate people about the plight of homeless cats in the GTA, to find homes for those who are adoptable, to collect donation...
This is a simple yet crucial method of advertising our work and finding adopters. It's a task in which a little time can go a long way. Please help us by hanging our posters at your local pet store, vet office, grocery store, laundromat, office bulle...
Volunteer
As a 100% Volunteer run organization with no office or shelter, the success of Annex Cat Rescue depends on the dedication of our volunteers — not just the foster homes, feral colony feeders and trappers who work hands-on, but also those who support ACR’s rescue work behind-the-scenes. If you, or anyone you know, is interested in becoming a volunteer, or expanding your work within the organization, please e-mail us or apply online.
Here are some ways you can help. Our experienced volunteers are always there to support you, and even a few hours of your time every month can make a big difference.
Do you have a craft you'd like to make for ACR? Creative people are needed who would like to make crafts that the Annex Cat Rescue can sell at the various events we attend. While we are always in need of crafts for cats such as knitted or crocheted ...
Since the Annex Cat Rescue does not have an animal shelter, we use a network of foster homes to nurture, socialize, provide companionship, love, respect and temporary shelter for our kittens and cats on their journey to finding forever homes. Our foste...
An important part of ACR's work is our Trap-Neuter/Spay-Return (TNR) program. This requires a network of volunteers to trap feral cats; transport them to and from the vets where they are neutered or spayed; provide them with recovery space, then return...
As well as practicing TNR, Trap-Neuter/Spay-Return (TNR) and providing veterinary treatment for the sick and injured, Annex Cat Rescue has a number of routes we maintain through Feral Feeding.. Feral Feeding is typically done once a week or once every ...
Do you have a vehicle and a couple of hours you can sometimes spare? Annex Cat Rescue is always looking for Volunteers with their own vehicle to help transport supplies to special events, collect and distribute donated food, pick up and drop off cats a...
We are in need of Recovery Homes for Feral Cats as part of our Trap-Neuter-Return Program. The cats will need to recover from their spay/neuter in a cage. You will need a small clean quiet secure room with a door, in which you will place the cage, as t...
Our counsellors retrieve messages from potential adopters from our phone line or our e-mail website; then they conduct phone interviews to screen out unsuitable callers as well as to match up successful candidates with possible adoptees for a home visi...
The Annex Cat Rescue has ongoing Coinboxes and Catnip Toy Donation Baskets in stores and vet offices around the city. A network of ACR volunteers monitor these locations, which bring in the “bread and butter” income that ACR needs in order to care...
Each year the Annex Cat Rescue participates in a number of special events, such as street festivals and craft shows, in order to educate people about the plight of homeless cats in the GTA, to find homes for those who are adoptable, to collect donation...
This is a simple yet crucial method of advertising our work and finding adopters. It's a task in which a little time can go a long way. Please help us by hanging our posters at your local pet store, vet office, grocery store, laundromat, office bulle...
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