Volunteer

Could you help hounds by volunteering?

Greyhound Rescue Wales relies on the work of volunteers to ensure we can continue to help as many hounds as possible.

Below are the areas where we need regular volunteers.

Click on one of the below areas to register your interest:

One of the team will get back to you shortly

Rescue and Rehoming

Retail

Fundraising

Other

Want to help but have limited time?

If you can’t commit to a regular volunteer role, you could still help by microvolunteering. You can find out more by clicking the button below. You do not need to fill in an application form for microvolunteering.

Current Volunteer Opportunities

If you think you could help by doing any of the roles listed below, please click the relevant button above to complete our online form. Someone will get back to you shortly.

Treasurer

We are currently looking for a new Treasurer to join our Board of Trustees. Could you be the person to oversee our finances at a strategic level? Find out more by clicking here.

Hillcrest Rehoming Centre

Hillcrest is our rehoming centre situated in Ammanford. It is where our hounds come to recuperate and be assessed prior to adoption. We are currently looking for volunteers to fill the following roles:

  • Kennel Volunteer
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  • Administration Volunteer
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  • Dog Transport

    Volunteers are needed to transport dogs to their homes, to our kennels and to veterinary practices.

    Professional Advice

    We also need the help of professionals to advise us on legal issues, technical issues, land management, plumbing, building work, fencing, drainage, catering, event organisation – you name it we now need it!

    Shop Volunteers

    We wouldn’t get far without our shop volunteers. Shops are our largest source of income. We have shops in Abergavenny, Merthyr, Cardiff, Neath, Blackwood and Swansea and are always looking for more people to help.

    Learn more about shop volunteering.

    Trustees

    Do you want to help create and implement strategy and good practice for Greyhound Rescue Wales?

    We are particularly interested in talking to people with specific skills and experience such as: legal, property management, fund-raising, HR, knowledge of animal charities and if possible greyhound rescue, dog behaviourists or veterinary practitioners. (the list is not exhaustive)

    We are keen to achieve a diverse board of trustees and welcome applications from all sections of the community.