Volunteer Dog Walkers

Volunteer Dog walkers are an essential part of Domestic Animal Services because they provide much needed exercise, socialisation and training for the dogs at our Shelter. By volunteering to walk dogs at the shelter you are improving the quality of life for the dogs and improve their chances of finding a life-long home.

It is important that DAS staff, Volunteers and partner organisations (eg ACT Rescue and Foster (ARF), Canberra Pooch Rescue (CPR) work pro-actively together to achieve our common goal of getting abandoned or un-claimed dogs into new homes.

If you wish to find out more information about the DAS Volunteer Dog walker program please visit the DAS facilites on Mugga Lane, Symonston between 10 am-2 pm Monday or Friday for a brief and tour. After the initial briefing our Volunteers may walk dogs during normal office hours.

• Volunteering at Domestic Animial Services—Information Sheet ( PDF 585Kb )

Dogs@DAS Volunteer Newsletter

This newsletter is produced for and about you. Through the newsletter you can meet and be in contact with other volunteers and share ideas. It will provide information from Domestic Animal Services (DAS) to keep you up to date on issues of interest to all volunteers.

• Dogs@DAS Newsletter - February 2012 (  PDF 647Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter - November 2011 ( PDF 893Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter - August 2011 ( PDF 610Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter - May 2011 ( PDF 590Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter - February 2011( PDF 560Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter—November 2010 ( PDF 490Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter—September 2010 ( PDF 440Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter—July 2010 ( PDF 705Kb )
• Dogs@DAS Newsletter—May 2010 ( PDF 470Kb )
  
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