​Volunteer in Boulder County

Volunteers in Boulder County assist with:

Volunteers in Boulder County are dedicated to helping locate lost pets. They undertake a wide range of tasks, including searching for lost cats and dogs, tracking where flyers, neon signs, and postcards have been distributed, documenting any sightings, water sources, ditches, or other pertinent information. They also make use of social media to spread the word about lost pets, hang flyers, distribute postcards, and put up neon signs. Volunteers also set traps and game cameras, monitor them regularly, and replenish bait as needed. They help pet owners establish comfort stations, pet beds, and place the owner's dirty clothes to attract lost pets. Volunteers search for lost pets and clean up all supplies after a rescue mission is finished. They may also be assigned other tasks as needed.

Wess coordinates each lost pet case and determines appropriate actions for every step of the search, as each rescue is unique and dependent on various factors.

Volunteers in Boulder County are dedicated to helping locate lost pets. They undertake a wide range of tasks, including searching for lost cats and dogs, tracking where flyers, neon signs, and postcards have been distributed, documenting any sightings, water sources, ditches, or other pertinent information. They also make use of social media to spread the word about lost pets, hang flyers, distribute postcards, and put up neon signs. Volunteers also set traps and game cameras, monitor them regularly, and replenish bait as needed. They help pet owners establish comfort stations, pet beds, and place the owner's dirty clothes to attract lost pets. Volunteers search for lost pets and clean up all supplies after a rescue mission is finished. They may also be assigned other tasks as needed.​Volunteers in Boulder County are dedicated to helping locate lost pets. They undertake a wide range of tasks, including searching for lost cats and dogs, tracking where flyers, neon signs, and postcards have been distributed, documenting any sightings, water sources, ditches, or other pertinent information. They also make use of social media to spread the word about lost pets, hang flyers, distribute postcards, and put up neon signs. Volunteers also set traps and game cameras, monitor them regularly, and replenish bait as needed. They help pet owners establish comfort stations, pet beds, and place the owner's dirty clothes to attract lost pets. Volunteers search for lost pets and clean up all supplies after a rescue mission is finished. They may also be assigned other tasks as neede