Volunteer
Humane Society Naples will be onboarding new volunteers again in the late summer/early autumn.
Please submit your name and contact information below if you would like to be placed on a waiting list for our next onboarding session. This will confirm your spot on the waiting list.
You will receive an email closer to the next onboarding date with information on our volunteer program. Thank you for your interest in joining the HSN Volunteer Team!
Please check below for information on student service-learning opportunities.
Future Volunteers
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer please complete the form below. We will contact you with information about our onboarding process. Please note the minimum age to volunteer with us is 14 years old.
Be sure to add volunteers@hsnaples.org to your email contact list to ensure you receive our messages, otherwise they may go to your SPAM folder.
We truly appreciate that you would like to dedicate your valuable time to support us in our lifesaving mission. We thank you for your patience, and we look forward to having you as a member of our dynamic volunteer team!
PLEASE NOTE: This form is not a formal volunteer application; filling out the form will put you in the queue to receive more information about volunteering when it becomes available.
Collier County Student Volunteer Hours Opportunities:
If you are a Collier County High School/Middle School student in need of volunteer service hours, please review our Student Volunteer Opportunities available. It is not required to have completed the Volunteer Orientation to earn volunteer service hours for these opportunities.
FGCU Student Service-Learning Hours Opportunities:
If you are an FGCU student in need of service-learning hours, please review our Student Service-Learning Opportunities. It is not required to have completed the Volunteer Orientation to earn service-learning hours for these opportunities.
“The heart of a volunteer is never measured in size, but by the depth of the commitment to make a difference in the lives of others.” – DeAnn Hollis
