Donate your time and talents

Volunteers and fosters are the lifeblood of our organization.  Without their support we would not be able to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome as many animals as we do. 

Volunteering is taking action... Volunteering is changing lives

We hope you will consider joining For Otis Sake, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization since 2014, in its mission to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome at-risk dogs from overcrowded and under-funded rural animal control and shelter facilities across the US.  


For Otis Sake has seen tremendous growth over the past two years due in no small part to the hard work and dedication of its fosters, volunteers, adopters, donors and every other individual that stands behind and supports the organization.  In the past three years, over 300 pets have been rescued but there is still much work to be done.  As an all-volunteer organization, we need YOU! 


Be the voice for those that have none... until they all have a home! 

In a world full of people who couldn't care less, be someone who couldn't care more... Volunteer with For Otis Sake today. 

Volunteer Opportunities

For Otis Sake is a volunteer-only organization that utilizes them for all aspects of its operation.  The following information outlines broad categories of volunteer activities, but is not an exhaustive list of all needs.  If you have a specific skill, passion or interest, please be sure to let us know so that we can best match your activities to them.  


  • Fostering - see detailed information on the Fostering with Us page.
  • Home Visits - visit potential homes to ensure that animals will receive the training and care they need to flourish. 
  • Transport - Transport animals to/from fosters/boarding facilities/vet appointments/events and support transport by walking/watering animals. 
  • Adoption Events - Help facilitate adoption events by handling dogs, meeting with potential adopters. answering questions about the FOS adoption process and performing other miscellaneous tasks needed during the adoption events.
  • Special Events - Attend special events and provide assistance as needed (setting up event, selling FOS merchandise, serving refreshments, etc.) 
  • Fundraising - Help coordinate fundraising activities and sell tickets or other items associated with fundraising efforts (FOS merchandise, raffle tickets, tip jars, etc.) and/or solicit donations from local businesses and organizations as needed. 
  • Marketing/PR - Help spread the word about the organization, its events, its activities and fundraisers through various outlets (mailings, email, social media, posters, etc.)