Make a Difference in Your Community
Volunteers help Friends of Russell County Animals expand access to care, support local pets and families, and strengthen the work happening across our community.
Why Volunteer With FRCA?
Whether you have a little time or want to become more involved, volunteering is one way to support pets, families, and access to veterinary care in our community. Every volunteer helps us reach further and serve more of our neighbors in Russell and Tazewell Counties.
Ways to Get Involved
Community Events
Support FRCA at local events, outreach activities, or special community programs.
Outreach & Awareness
Help share information about FRCA's services and resources with the community.
Administrative Support
Assist with behind-the-scenes projects that help FRCA stay organized and responsive.
Special Projects
Contribute your time or skills to specific projects as needs arise.
Every Contribution Matters
Volunteering does not always require a large time commitment. Even a few hours, a particular skill, or help with a special project can make a meaningful difference.
Share Your Skills
FRCA benefits from people with many different interests, experiences, and skills. If you have a talent or area of expertise you would like to share, we would love to hear from you.
What Happens Next?
01
Tell Us You're Interested
Complete the volunteer form or contact FRCA to let us know you would like to help.
02
Connect With Our Team
We will follow up to learn more about your interests and discuss current volunteer needs.
03
Find the Right Fit
Together, we can identify ways your time or skills may support FRCA's work.
Thank you! We'll be in touch soon.
Ready to Get Involved?
Fill out the form below and a member of our team will be in touch about volunteering with FRCA.
Together, We Can Do More
Volunteers help strengthen the network of people working to keep pets healthy, supported, and with the families who love them.
Ready to Lend a Hand?
Tell us how you would like to get involved, and we'll help you explore ways to support FRCA's work.

