Volunteer Orientation
Volunteer with Stardust
Available spots
Service Description
If you're interested in becoming a volunteer at Stardust Sanctuary, our informational session is the perfect opportunity to learn how you can make a difference. During this session, we'll provide an overview of the sanctuary’s mission and the vital role volunteers play in caring for rescued farm animals. You'll learn about the various volunteer opportunities, from daily feeding and grooming to assisting with special events or educational programs. We’ll also cover the training and safety protocols to ensure you’re prepared and comfortable in your volunteer role. Whether you're passionate about animal care, education, or simply want to lend a helping hand, this session will give you the knowledge and resources to start your rewarding journey with Stardust Sanctuary.
Upcoming Sessions
Cancellation Policy
Welcome to Stardust Sanctuary! We're thrilled that you’re interested in joining our community of volunteers. We are dedicated to creating meaningful connections between people and the natural world. Through our animal assisted learning programs, we strive to inspire and educate individuals of all ages. To ensure all volunteers are well-prepared, informed, and aligned with our values, we require a volunteer orientation for anyone registering to volunteer at the sanctuary. Below are guidelines and policies for the orientation process. 1. Registration and Initial Application Before attending the orientation, prospective volunteers must complete an online application form. This will provide basic information about your interests, availability, and any previous experience. 2. Orientation Session Requirements Attendance: All volunteers must attend an in-person orientation session before starting their volunteer work at Stardust Sanctuary. Time Commitment: The orientation session typically lasts between 60 and 90 minutes. Content: During orientation, you will be introduced to the sanctuary’s mission, history, policies, and safety protocols. Topics will include animal care procedures, volunteer responsibilities, and sanctuary rules. Volunteers will also learn about the importance of respecting the animals' well-being, avoiding stress, and creating a calm, supportive environment for them. 3. Proper Attire: Volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes, long pants, and weather-appropriate clothing. A hat and sunscreen are recommended during warmer months. We will provide gloves and other protective gear as necessary.
Contact Details
1100 Russelmann Park Road, Clayton, CA, USA