HHHA VOLUNTEERS
Volunteering with Healthcare for Homeless Animals (HHA) means joining a passionate team working to give animals at the Agoura Animal Care Center a second chance to heal, thrive, and find loving homes.
We’re always looking for people with different skills and big hearts to support our mission. Whether you’re great at organizing, love creating content, enjoy writing, or want to help behind the scenes—there’s a place for you here.
Tell us how you’d like to help, what you love, what you're good at, and how much time you can give. We’ll do our best to match you with tasks that fit your interests and strengths.
We’ll review your application and will reach out to learn more about you and where you might fit best our team.
Volunteer Roles We Often Need Help With
Admin & Organization
You love lists, systems, and staying on top of details. Help us keep our files, events, and protocols running smoothly behind the scenes.
Social Media, Content & Creative
You’re creative, love taking photos/videos, and know your way around Instagram, Canva, smart phones. You can create reels, design flyers, or just love capturing moments.
Copywriting & Communications
You’re a natural storyteller. Help us write bios, newsletters, appreciation letters, social posts, merch ideas, or donor appreciation that keep our community inspired and engaged.
Event Planning & Fundraising
You’re a connector. Whether it’s organizing events, gathering friends for fundraisers, or securing raffle prizes, you love making things happen for a good cause.
Outreach & Sponsorships
You have a network of friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, or social media savvy, who you can engage to help us build strategic and mission-aligned partnerships, reach out to local businesses to raise funds and awareness for our animals.
Grant Writing & Applications
You’re detail-oriented, resourceful, and not afraid of paperwork. You can help us apply for grants or submit applications to expand our impact.
Animal Transport
You’re reliable, caring, have access to a vehicle, and comfortable driving. Be a hero in emergencies by helping us get our animals to or from the vet when no one else can.