The Dog Liberatorâ„¢

The Dog Liberator rescues abandoned dogs throughout the Southeast. Based in Central Florida, this non-profit organization fosters all of their dogs in a home environment. Founded in 2009, all dogs are fully vetted, spayed or neutered prior to adoption. The Dog Liberator focuses in rescuing the herding breed, which consists of Border Collies, Shepherds, Sheepdogs, Aussies, Collies, and Deaf/Blind Dogs.

A Little Help From My Friends

A Little Help From My Friends
Gisele with Chaos, Adopted February 2010
Gisele with Chaos, Adopted February 2010

The Dog Liberator is looking for special people to join our core group of volunteers.

Volunteering for any non-profit is not expected to be a forever thing.  You do what you can, when you can, and when life gets in the way and you don’t have the time to help anymore, it’s okay!  We appreciate whatever it is you can offer!

Your time will help us rescue more great dogs, and help us find funding resources for our Veterinary Care Fund.

Over the next few weeks, we will be identifying tasks that are easy to do but very important to our organization.  All of these jobs have been designed so that only a few minutes of your time will be needed.

 Most of these jobs can be done from your home and do not require any travel!  Experience is not necessary, but helpful.  We will train you!  While good writing skills are a plus, some of these jobs are simply copy/paste.

What’s in it for you?  If you’re a student, and you need to complete  Volunteer hours, we certainly can help you there!  Or if after completion of your task, you need a reference from us, we can help you there too!  The true reward is that you are helping us rescue abandoned dogs that deserve to have a great home.

Yard Crashers:  We have posted details about how we are trying to transform the dog’s yard into an awesome place for the dogs and an awesome adoption facility.  Please review the details by click on Yard Crashers if you can help!  We want to thank Joshua and Franz for their help last week laying new sod!

Aussie Adopters line up for a photo shot at our 2013 reunion!  Join our team of dog-lovers and volunteer!
Aussie Adopters line up for a photo shot at our 2013 reunion! Join our team of dog-lovers and volunteer!

Grant Coordinators:  Filled by Andrea McEnulty and Mike Goldblatt – Andrea and Mike will comb the internet, identify grants that we qualify for, and provide us with the application due date.  We are not asking for a grant writer, just someone to help us along and make sure we’re on track!   This task will require approximately 2 hours a week at first, and then will be simply maintained on a monthly basis.

Google Calendar Guru – Filled by Dawn!  She will maintain our adoption calendar, and post adoption updates on our Facebook Page on a regular basis.

*SEO Editor:  Not Filled – While Drew has been a tremendous help, we still need someone to add SEO titles and tags to our posts on our blog.   This job can be completed on a monthly basis and should not consume more than one hour of your time.

"I would volunteer, but I can't read!"  ~ Sinatra, adopted 2013
“I would volunteer, but I can’t read!” ~ Sinatra, adopted 2013

*WordPress Author:  Not Filled  – someone to update posts by adding  new photos of our adopted dogs and someone who can interview our fosters and write posts from scratch about our available dogs.  If you have ever wanted to be a Blog Contributor, here’s your chance!  Again, we will train you!

*Researcher:  Not Filled – We have many articles we’d like to write to help dog owners, but we need someone to do some internet research before we can publish.  If you love to investigate and document, please raise your hand!

Database Administrator:  Filled by Dawn Van Ness – Dawn (who adopted Amelia) will  add adoption information to our adoption and microchip database.  She will work on site in Deltona, approximately once a month for 2-3 hours.

*Pinterest Guru: Not Filled – Angie was very  helpful posting, and lately Vanessa has done a great job helping us, but we always need more Pinterest help!  This task should not consume more than 15 minutes per day.

Twitter Guru:  Filled by Jennifer Graddy – Jen will post on our behalf on Twitter.  This task should not consume more than 15 minutes per day.

*Instagram Guru:  Not Filled – Chris gave us a great start on Instagram, but we need more people to post on our behalf.

*A Night Owl: Not Filled – Dawn and Sarah have been helping us but we still need more boots on the ground!  This task should not consume more than 15 minutes per day.

*Vet Recruiter:  Not Filled – someone who can identify and contact Veterinary offices, introduce The Dog Liberator, and negotiate pricing so that our fosters have access to great Vets that will work with our rescue.

*Advertising Coordinator:  Not Filled  – someone who can identify pet-related businesses and introduce advertising opportunities on our website.

*Event Coordinator:  Not Filled– someone who can identify and coordinate events, including fundraising events.

*Fundraising Coordinator:  Not Filled – someone who can inspire us and create new fundraising  opportunities.

*Community Liaison:  Not Filled – someone who would introduce our mission to local businesses and create ideas for identifying corporate sponsors.

HTML Guru:  Filled by Lisa Yttri who adopted Billy Ray –  Thank you Lisa!

*Transport Volunteers:  We want to thank Nathan and Jarrett for helping us transport our dogs to safety, but we always  need more transporters.  Some folks can help on weekends, some in the evenings, and some during the weekdays… If you have room in your car for a dog, and have some free time, please raise your hand!

We are  always looking for volunteer fosters, transporters, and photographers!  If you can help us in any way, please contact us at TheDogLiberator@gmail.com

One thought on “A Little Help From My Friends

  1. Giselle, I’m so happy that your site is taking off and there is more interest. I look at it often. I love what you r doing in honor of this special “breed” of dog all herding is special. The definition of kindess and a loving companion is what comes to mind. May God bless you and all those who participate in this special rescue. Terry

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