Humane Society of West Michigan
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Group Volunteers


The human compassion we have for our animal friends is almost immeasurable. A perfect example is shown in the hundreds of volunteers who give their time and energy to Humane Society of West Michigan every single year.

If you too are interested in volunteering with us, thank you. Your efforts will be greatly rewarded. No matter how you volunteer, you will play an important role in helping shelter animals find their forever homes.

Volunteer as a Group:

Group Volunteer Events & Tours - 2021
 
Group projects can be scheduled year round.
Group projects are between 2-4 hours and are held Monday-Thursday between the hours of 10am-5pm. 


General Group Guidelines

·  Groups of 5-8 work best but we will accommodate larger groups with multiple or more involved projects.
·  Shifts are 2-4 hours, based on project and group size 
·  We can schedule groups year round. Monday - Thursday only.
·  Indoor and Outdoor projects are available. Weather, time and needed projects will help determine this.
·  Please wear closed toed shoes and pants or knee length shorts.
·  All participants must be at least 18 years old.
·  Wish list items or monetary donations are always welcome. Click HERE for our wish list. 

 
To arrange a group project, the team lead can complete the request form on our website found HERE.
 
THANK YOU for thinking of HSWM and our animals for your group project!  

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Humane Society of West Michigan
3077 Wilson Dr. NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49534
616.453.8900
adoptions@hswestmi.org



Photos By: AGL Photography, Sara Cozolino Photography, and Tailwagger Dog Photography
  • Home
    • About
    • Contact & Hours
    • Job Opportunities
    • Staff & Board of Directors
    • Bunny's Blog
  • Adopt
    • Adoptable Animals >
      • Adoptable Cats
      • Adoptable Dogs
      • Adoptable Small Animals
    • Adoption Fees
    • Off-Site Locations
    • Post Adoption Resources
    • Working Cat Program
    • FAQ
  • Donate
  • Events
    • Paws, Claws & Corks
    • Bark in the Dark
    • HSWM's Birthday Party
    • Third Party Events >
      • Stocking Sponsors
    • Space Rental
    • Mission Merch
  • Foster
    • About Fostering
    • Animals in Foster
    • Join Our Foster Family
    • Foster FAQS
    • Foster Resources >
      • Foster Protocols
      • Foster Manuals
      • Appointment Scheduling
  • Get Involved
    • Do-It-Yourself Service Projects
    • Dog's Day Out
    • Group Volunteer
    • Junior Board
    • Regularly Scheduled Volunteer
    • Shelter Wish List
  • Resources
    • Animal Admitting
    • Community Clinics
    • Pet Food Assistance
    • Pet Health Emergencies
    • Pet Microchipping
    • Low-Cost Euthanasia
    • Lost and Found Animals
    • Emergency Foster Program
    • Obedience & Behavior >
      • Argus Alliance Program
      • Behavior Consultations
      • Canine Behavior Resources
      • Feline Behavior Resources
      • Obedience Classes
      • Seminars
  • Youth Programs
    • Classroom Visits
    • Kids Night Out
    • Youth Camps
    • Summer Camps
    • Reading Program
    • Youth and Family Volunteering