Looking for a Fun Way to Brighten a Shelter Dog's Day - and Yours?
Our Doggie Day Out program gives our pups a chance to stretch their legs, explore the world outside the shelter, spend time with awesome people like you, and become more socialized, increasing their chances of adoption. Whether you're taking a walk, grabbing a pup cup, or simply relaxing together, you're giving a shelter dog a much-needed break and helping them shine for potential adopters.
Create a VolunteerHub account and sign up today! (Participants must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver's license.)
How to Sign Up
- Create a VolunteerHub account: https://furkids.volunteerhub.
com/vv2/ - Register for a "Furkids Field Trips: A Doggie's Day Out" opportunity and complete the required waiver.
- Public Doggie Day Out opportunities are available Sundays, Mondays, and Wednesdays, with pickup times at 9:30 AM, 10:00 AM, and 10:30 AM.
- Return your dog any time before or by 5:00 PM.
- You're welcome to participate as often as you'd like by signing up for available dates through VolunteerHub.
Why Be A Part of This?
- It enriches the lives on the dogs in our program, giving them a much needed break from shelter life.
- It encourages community engagement with not only the dogs in our program, but all of Furkids Animal Rescue.
- The dogs that are taken into the community will be seen by more potential adopters - increasing their odds of adoption!
- Getting out of the shelter for a few hours lowers their stress levels, helping their physical and mental health while waiting to be adopted.
- Its a fun opportunity to join the Furkids mission, and hang out with a new best friend - no strings attatched!
How it Works:
- Use the Volunteer Hub link above to sign up!
- Take a Furkid out to stretch their legs, and have an adventure!
- After your adventure, fill out a quick report card about how it went and submit any photos you might've taken. If you post about your adventure on your own social media, tag us at #FurkidsFieldTrip #DoggieDayOut! Please make sure you also include the animals name in your post - so interested adopters know who to ask for.







