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Procyon looking for volunteers
January 28, 2015 · 0 Comments
Procyon Wildlife will be holding a volunteer orientation session March 7 at 1 p.m. at their centre near Beeton.
Procyon (pronounced Pro-see-on) is a registered charity dedicated to rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife, and it relies solely on volunteers to run the centre. They are looking for volunteers in animal care, fundraising, program development and site improvement.
For people who are interested in animal care, this is seen as a great opportunity to work hands-on with orphaned and injured wildlife.
Volunteers are needed for three feeding shifts per day — seven days a week.
To those who can commit to one shift per week are people they would like to hear from. The fundraising group is actively planning several main events, as well as applying for grants. They need volunteers in this critical area, which funds the ongoing operations at Procyon.
They are in the process of developing educational programs to benefit the community. Those who have a background in this area and can help with creating a program are asked to let Procyon know.
For more information, send an email to volunteering@procyonwildlife.com
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