Red River Zoo
Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Zoo! As a reminder -- you must be 18 years or older to volunteer at the Zoo. New Volunteer Orientation is your opportunity to learn more about the Red River Zoo and our volunteer program. It's also your opportunity to pay your one-time $25 volunteer fee and receive your volunteer shirt. New Volunteer Orientations are held the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. prior to our regularly scheduled Volunteer Meeting. (Unless otherwise noted.) In the event that these dates/times don't work for you, we can try to make other arrangements. E-mail alison@redriverzoo.org
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Our volunteer meetings are generally held at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of a given month. Meetings are generally held at the Red River Zoo, unless specified otherwise. Each volunteer meeting is an opportunity to learn what's happening at the Zoo, what volunteer opportunities are available, and visit with your fellow volunteers. We also try to have guest speakers.
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Providing top-notch Animal Care is one of the things we do best at the Red River Zoo. To sign up for these shifts, you must have the Animal Care credential. What is the Animal Care credential? Great question. Once you've volunteered at least 100 hours at the Zoo in other volunteer areas, you can apply with our General Curator for an Animal Care credential. Questions? E-mail Alison at alison@redriverzoo.org This project will be self-reported. Please go to the calendar linked below to sign up for a shift. Enter your name and date in the table next to the calendar, your slot will automatically populate on the calendar. You enter your name month's ahead and it will be annotated on this dynamic calendar. Only three volunteers can sign up for any given date. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1djwdhnAk0gJRx2sOBlBr__fpK9rTUPfoG9I3_L_38sA/edit?usp=sharing
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Red River Zoo birthday parties are a fun and exciting way to celebrate at the Zoo! Red River Zoo volunteers can help out with birthday parties as party coordinators or docents.
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Diet Prep shifts are an excellent way to get involved with directly supporting our Zookeepers and animals at the Zoo. Diet Prep shifts involve preparing diets for the animals under the supervision of Marcy Thompson, one of our Zookeepers. No prior experience is necessary. NOTE: First time Diet Prepper's must train on a Saturday before signing up for any other shift.
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Are you handy with tools? Do you enjoy fixing things? We've got plenty of miscellaneous projects to work on in our Grounds & Facilities department. If you're interested in helping out with these projects, you can sign up for a position here and then e-mail Matt at matt@redriverzoo.org to coordinate a time to come in and get started.
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