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Volunteer at HSMC 

Volunteer Application
Do you love animals and people? Want to make a difference the moment someone walks through the door? Join our team as a Front Office Volunteer at the Humane Society — where every day is a mix of furry friends, friendly faces, and feel-good moments!  
What You’ll Do:
  • Welcome visitors with a warm smile (and maybe a wagging tail or two!)
  • Answer phones, emails and help callers with questions or lost & found pets.
  • Assist with scheduling appointments and organizing paperwork
  • Be the first step in someone’s journey to finding their forever furry companion!
 Why You’ll Love It:
  • You’ll be at the heart of the action — the HQ of hugs, hope, and happy endings
  • Meet fellow animal lovers and make new two-legged and four-legged friends
  • Gain customer service experience in a supportive, pawsitive environment
  • Get insider info on the latest adoptable cuties 🐾
What We’re Looking For:
  • A friendly, upbeat personality and a love for both people and pets
  • Comfort using phones, computers, and navigating simple computer programs
  • A few hours a week of your time (flexible scheduling available!)
Ready to make tails wag and hearts happy? Come be part of something pawsome — apply to be a Front Office Volunteer today!
​Shifts are Monday - Friday 9am-1pm.

Clinic Volunteers

Clinic Volunteer Application
Humane Society of Mason County offers low cost veterinary services at our new location in Belfair. Spay and neuter, wellness exams, vaccines, and microchips are just some of the services offered. There are many ways you can help, including setup, check-in, surgery prep, recovery, discharge. If you are a LVT or a DVM and would like to help out at a clinic, please email our clinic manager at [email protected].

Available Shift Types
Check in/Opening
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7am - 10am This position needs two daily volunteers to assist in checking in the surgery clients. Volunteers must be able to lift 20 pounds and be comfortable walking a large dog on a leash.
Data Entry
11am - 3pm or until the last pet finishes surgery. This volunteer must be comfortable learning multiple different computer software programs, using a scanner, and talking on the phone. Must have great attention to detail.
Float
10am - 2pm General clinic help, including running autoclave, laundry, ultrasonic cleaner, cleaning kennels/crates, and various other daily tasks.
Surgery Prep
9am-3pm or until the last pet finishes surgery. This can be a long shift. Volunteers are able to rotate with recovery help towards the end of day, if needed. Must be comfortable with blood, monitoring surgical patients, and communicating all concerns or questions with vet staff. Assist vet staff with shave/scrub protocols on cat and dog patients. Dog prep duties do include restraining and lifting large dogs.
Surgery Recovery
9:30am - 2 pm and 11 am - 4pm This position needs two daily volunteers. One volunteer to assist with dog recovery in the morning and cat recovery and another shift to help with all cat recovery and clean up in the afternoon. Monitor animals as they wake from anesthesia. Dog recovery volunteers must be comfortable with extubating patients and able to lift 45 pounds and sit on the floor.
​Check out/Closing
2:30-5:30 This position needs two daily volunteers to assist in checking out the surgery clients. Dog discharge begins at 2:30pm and cat discharge is at 4:30pm. Closing volunteer is responsible for vacuuming and mopping the clinic at the end of the day.

Trap Neuter Return Program

Together as volunteers, we decrease the number of unsocialized community cats through education and performing TNR. TNR stands for Trap, Neuter, Return. Outdoor feral cats that have never been handled by humans must be humanely trapped in order to be transported to our spay and neuter clinic. Additionally, socialized cats who have been abandoned outdoors may also need to be trapped before they can be brought in for care by HSMC. To learn more about volunteering with our TNR team, please contact us at (360) 275.9310.
Learn more about TNR
 

The Humane Society of Mason County

Office Address
24070 State Route 3 
Belfair, WA 98528
Office Hours
Monday through Friday
9am - 1pm
​Adoption by Appointment
Mailing Address
PO Box 168
Belfair, WA 98528
Contact Us
​(360) 275.9310
​[email protected]

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© 2025 The Humane Society of Mason County
Supporting all of Mason County, including Shelton, Belfair, Allyn, Grapeview, Hoodsport, and Matlock.
  • Adopt
  • Services & Resources
    • Veterinary Services
    • Pet Care Resource Library
    • Last Litter & Surrender Support
    • TNR Program
    • Community Pet Support
  • Get Involved
    • Volunteer
    • Foster
    • Careers
    • Shop Merch
  • About Us
    • Contact us
    • New Shelter
  • Events
  • Lost & Found Pets
  • Blog
  • Donate
    • Donate
    • Become a Friend
    • Donate a Vehicle
    • Wish List