I care for traumatized dogs in a sanctuary
At Walnut Tree sanctuary, volunteers participate in the rehabilitation of traumatized dogs through various tasks: walks, play, brushing, meal distribution, and facility maintenance. Unlike traditional shelters, dogs live freely or in large shared spaces rather than in kennels, promoting their gradual recovery and rebuilding of trust in humans. This holistic approach allows volunteers to witness the remarkable daily progress of these animals.
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At the sanctuary we have various tasks to accomplish, looking after the animals (walks, play, brushing…), distributing meals, cleaning, laundry care, store collections etc. Depending on the areas in which you feel most comfortable you can vary or come for a single mission.
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