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Our team captured this precious elusive girl back on October 15, 2022.  She was in rough shape but we got her all of the veterinary care she needed, helped her gain weight, and now she is healthy, happy, and ready for her forever home or a new foster home.    Read more of her story.  

Mutts & Mayhem Emergency Search and Rescue is an all volunteer organization, including our Officers and Board of Directors. Mutts and Mayhem is always in need of additional volunteers.  Take a look at our list of volunteer opportunities and let us know if you would like to join us in our life saving mission! Volunteer Opportunities • Disaster/Emergency Search and Rescue Team • Disaster/Emergency Search and Rescue - COMMAND Team  (Required FEMA Training will be provided at no cost) • Disaster/Emergency Search and Rescue - REHAB Team  (Refreshments, Health/First Aid) – Adult CPR Certification Required • Feline Capture Team (Capturing/Trapping stray/feral cats/kittens) • Canine Capture Team (Capturing/Trapping stray, feral, or elusive dogs/puppies) • Transporting healthy animals (To/From various locations including Veterinarian appointments) • Transporting sick and/or injured animals (To/From various locations including Veterinarian appointments) • Dog Training / Behavioral Training • Public Humane Education (Microchipping, Proper Collars, Harnesses, Vehicle Safety for Pets, Pet Shelter & Safety, etc.) • Participate at Community or Microchip Clinic Events • Fundraising • Grant Writing • Marketing (General Organization related) • Marketing (Animal specific marketing) • Social Media • Web Development • Graphic Design • Photography • Videography • Public Relations / Media • Administrative (Policies, Compliance, Forms, Data Entry, Animal Intake, Reporting, etc.) • Accounting/Finance  • Board of Directors  • Internship Volunteers must meet all of the following requirements: • Be at least 16 years of age. • Individuals wishing to volunteer on our Search and Rescue Team must be at least 18 years of age and be in good physical health.  FEMA training will be provided. • Be able to commit to one year of volunteering.   Volunteer at least once per month.  • Read and comprehend detailed policy and protocol information as well as being able to remember and follow rules. • Communicate professionally and effectively, as human interaction is a requirement of all volunteer roles. • Understand and fulfill all responsibilities of their role independently. • Be able to physically fulfill the duties of their volunteer role. Most volunteer roles require volunteers to: be able to stand, and/or walk for up to 3 hours; be able to lift and carry up to 20 lbs.; be able to reach and lift; possess vision abilities including close vision, distance vision and depth perception. Additional Benefits to your Volunteer work TAX DEDUCTIBLE If you itemize on your Federal Tax Return, unreimbursed expenses incurred while Fostering or Volunteering including vehicle mileage and supplies necessary to feed and care for Foster Animals, is tax deductible!  This benefit not only gives you the reward of saving lives, but allows you to save money by reducing the amount of Income Tax you have to pay on money you worked hard to earn when not Volunteering.  EMPLOYER DONATION FOR YOUR VOLUNTEER HOURS Many companies offer a program that will match their employee’s volunteer hours for a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit in order to encourage employees to contribute time and/or money to charitable organizations.  This is often referred to as “Matching Gifts”.  Read more...