Start a woof on campus chapter on your college campus
There are rescued animals in need across the United States.
Woof On Campus strives to connect college students in rescued animals, and we would love to expand beyond the Los Angeles area in order to serve more animals and students in need.
By starting a student foster program on your campus...
- Woof On Campus will provide you with the guidance to starting a student foster program at your university.
- Woof On Campus will provide you with a spreadsheet of reputable animal rescue organizations in your state with notes.
- Woof On Campus will assist in media creation, marketing, and promoting the values and longevity of your campus organization.
- Woof On Campus will provide you with numerous networking opportunities with local rescues, other animal-loving college students nationwide, and non-profit organizations.
If you are interested in founding a Woof On Campus club at your school, send us an email at contact@woofoncampus.com
Please include your name, year in school, university, and any other details you can provide to us about your goals in your email. We look forward to working with you!
Perks of starting your own woof on campus affiliate chapter
Helping rescued animals hands-on.
Connecting with other student animal-lovers.
Connecting with other student animal-lovers.
Many rescues rely solely on fosters to house the animals they rescue. By establishing a student foster program at your university, you will be able to coordinate the placement of hundreds of rescued animals with students at your school. You get to work intensively with local rescues and experience all of the up's and down's of animal rescue.
Connecting with other student animal-lovers.
Connecting with other student animal-lovers.
Connecting with other student animal-lovers.
To start an campus organization, you're usuaully going to need a Board! Reach out to other animal-loving students you know who would be willing to gain experience in coordination, communication, and animal rescue.
Saving lives.
Connecting with other student animal-lovers.
Saving lives.
Fostering saves lives. By founding a student foster program at your school, you will create a network of students in your community that are willing to make the temporary commitment to saving animal lives through fostering. You will be able to promote the opportunities of rescues in your community, and help more animals find their forever homes.