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Purrfect Partners Volunteer Program
Every day, countless community cats in Miami struggle to find food and safe shelter. Our sanctuary provides a haven for these cats, offering them nutritious meals, medical care, and a chance at a better life. However, sustaining this effort requires dedicated volunteers who are passionate about animal welfare.
Through Purrfect Partners, volunteers can sign up for morning or evening shifts to provide breakfast or dinner for the cats who depend on us for care. In addition to feeding, volunteers will learn about essential community services, such as Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), low-cost veterinary care, and foster programs that help prevent suffering and overpopulation.
By participating in Purrfect Partners, volunteers will:
✅ Help ensure sanctuary cats receive daily meals and fresh water
✅ Gain hands-on experience in community cat care
✅ Learn how humane programs positively impact Miami’s feline population
✅ Build connections with fellow animal lovers
✅ Make a meaningful difference in the lives of cats in need
This initiative not only supports the well-being of our sanctuary residents but also raises awareness about responsible, compassionate solutions for managing Miami’s community cat population.
Whether you’re a lifelong cat lover or new to feline welfare, Purrfect Partners is an opportunity to give back, learn, and be part of a caring community dedicated to helping cats thrive.
Join us in making a difference—one meal, one cat, and one volunteer at a time! Send an email to catpeoplemiami@gmail.com if you would like to participate or learn more.
We believe community cat caregivers provide neighborhoods a valuable service and deserve our support.
Leadership & Coordination Roles:
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Program Coordinator – Oversees the entire Purrfect Partners program, schedules volunteers, ensures smooth operations, and acts as the main point of contact.
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Volunteer Coordinator – Recruits, trains, and manages volunteers, ensuring shifts are covered and providing support when needed.
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Community Outreach & Education Lead – Educates volunteers about Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), low-cost veterinary care, and other services to help reduce Miami’s homeless cat population.
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Partnership Liaison – Engages with local businesses, shelters, and community organizations to secure food donations, sponsorships, and support.
On-Site Volunteer Roles
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Feeding Volunteers – Visit the sanctuary for morning or evening shifts to provide food and fresh water for the cats. Observe and report any signs of injury or illness among the cats to ensure prompt care.
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Sanctuary Caretakers – Assist with cleaning feeding stations, maintaining litter boxes, and ensuring a clean and safe environment for the cats.
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Socialization & Enrichment Volunteers – Help shy or fearful cats become more comfortable around people by spending quiet time with them, engaging in gentle play, or reading aloud.