If would like to help, whether by volunteering, fostering, donating or adopting, please email us at reddogfarm@triad.rr.com. 

If you are interested in volunteering, please read the following:

Volunteer Q&A

What types of volunteer opportunities are available?

Because we do not have a “shelter,” our greatest need is for foster parents. Please read the information above about fostering an animal.

Can I volunteer at the farm?

Red Dog Farm is the private residence of the organization’s founders, and is not open to the public. The animals in the care of Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network are not all located at Red Dog Farm. In fact, the vast majority of the animals in our care are spread out across Guilford, Forsyth and Rockingham counties in the care of individual foster families. Foster families care for everything from kittens to horses in their private homes (or barns) and Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network pays all of the bills for those animals.

I am unable to foster animals. Are there other opportunities to help?

Yes. We also have volunteers who help in the office at Bur-Mil Park and at adoption fairs and special events. If you can commit to a certain number of hours or a set schedule, we’d love to talk to you about volunteering. We don’t have many opportunities for “one time” volunteer work because it takes a lot of our time to educate volunteers, so we’d like to spend our time working with people who plan to become involved long-term.

If I am interested in fostering or becoming a long-term volunteer, what is my next step?

If you are interested in fostering, please submit the fostering application on the "How Can I Help" page. If you are interested in fostering or volunteering, please attend our next Volunteer Orientation. Dates of Volunteer Orientations are posted on the “Calendar” page of our site.