KINSHIP CIRCLEANIMAL RIGHTS

Advocacy Volunteer

KINSHIP CIRCLEANIMAL RIGHTS

Advocacy Volunteer

KINSHIP CIRCLE

Advocacy

Animal Advocacy Volunteer

Volunteers are the heartbeat of Kinship Circle. Your stamina and creativity can accomplish so much for animals. We pursue animal defense and liberation via reforms in legislation, industry and culture. We seek to end cruel practices and enforce animal protection laws. Kinship Circle is an all-volunteer nonprofit with no paid staff. We work on a collaborative basis and value your ideas and skills. If you can self-initiate and follow through on a case, we'd like to hear from you.

1. Volunteer Contact Info

Fields with asterisk * are required. We use your contact info privately to maintain our volunteer list and contact you.

*First Name

*Last Name

Organization (if applicable)

*Street Address

*City

*State or Province

*Zip Code

*Country

*Mobile Area Code/Phone Number

*Email

2. Animal Cruelty Investigative Researcher

Click checkbox above if investigative research for animal cruelty action alerts/updates interests you. We post on social media and our website. You must like to dig for the truth…plus find contact info for key decision-makers empowered to sway results for animals.

See Animal Cruelty Research Tips and Notes Form
POTENTIAL TASKS:

In-depth research on how to reach key decision-makers.
Verification of abuse claims via news reports, undercover investigations, industry records and other credible sources.
Expand and confirm cruelty allegations via digital search, phone inquiry, first-person documentation in compliance with local laws.

HELPFUL SKILLS:

Digital/internet skills to gather and verify fact-based information.
Organize and condense info coherently, to meet needs of specific case/campaign.
Work within Kinship Circle framework of fact-based evidence only and follow guidelines for compiling information.
Represent Kinship Circle knowledgeably and professionally in all communications.
Reliably interact with Kinship Circle to follow through on assignment.

3. Disaster Aid Researcher & Coordinator

Click checkbox above if finding critical info on stranded animals and disaster zone access interests you. We need self-initiators, adept at digital searches, to report locations, contacts and data that shape how Kinship Circle Disaster Animal Response Team (KC-DART) activates in the wake of crisis.

See Disaster Aid Research Tips and Notes Form
POTENTIAL TASKS:

You follow Incident Command structure under Kinship Circle DART leadership.
You report: Communities harmed; evacuations, displaced persons, death tolls; animal impacts; emergency operations in place…
You research local animal shelters/groups within and near disaster zone.
You assist in info coordination for: Search-rescue; access/mobility in disaster zone; food-water distribution; emergency sheltering; volunteer lodging…
You help manage volunteers and team deployments.

HELPFUL SKILLS:

Digital/internet skills to gather and verify fact-based information.
Organize and condense info coherently, to meet fast-paced needs of disaster response.
Represent Kinship Circle knowledgeably and professionally in all communications.
Reliably interact with Kinship Circle to follow through on assigned tasks.

This is the wrong form for disaster rescue. To register as a volunteer on the ground in disaster zones, please submit our KC Disaster Animal Response Team form.

4. Nonprofit Events & Development

Click checkbox above if you can conduct funding events on behalf of Kinship Circle. We are an all-volunteer nonprofit that relies on donations to be there for animals.

FUNDRAISE IDEAS:

Restaurant or band benefit.
Vegan BBQ & bake-off.
Cruelty-free garage or yard sale.
Protest Campaign Party: Use social media, email, petitions…to protest an animal abuse case. Serve treats and work together!
We'd love to hear your fundraising event ideas.

5. Social Media Aide

Click checkbox above if you can strategize ways to boost Kinship Circle followers, views, shares, friends… You'll work with Kinship Circle's Social Media Manager to research content ideas, analyze cross-platform data, coordinate messaging via public realtions and increase funding opportunities.

6. Your Ideas & Other Stuff

Tell us about your ideas to benefit Kinship Circle's work for animals. In addition to areas of interest listed above, let us know about other skills you can donate, such as photography and video documentation, etc.

Describe your area of interest and ideas

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Kinship Circle

Kinship Circle Cheat Sheet. To best represent our nonprofit organization, reference this cheat-sheet for soundbites and links to what Kinship Circle does.

Identity Blurb: Kinship Circle is a nonprofit focused in: Animal Advocacy, Education and Disaster Rescue. We work in the U.S. and abroad to aid animal victims in disasters, plus take action for all hurt by human greed, cruelty and hate.

Investigative Research & ActionKinship Circle is an animal advocacy organization that provides action alerts, news, articles and downloadable literature as tools to rally activists worldwide. We pursue animal defense/liberation via reforms in legislation, industry and culture. Our founding focus is investigative research and action campaigns to end cruel practices and enforce animal protection laws.

Kinship Circle believes in moral equity for animal beings and human beings. We unite against oppression — inherent in any system that lets a superior class take power and privilege from those deemed inferior. The same framework that permits human supremacy to own, torture and murder animal beings, lets white supremacy persecute humans witlessly ranked with lower value. We seek self-will and rights for all animal and human beings. We oppose acts of cruelty, violence, bigotry and hate.

Education ToolsKinship Circle advocates education as a pathway change. We produce free, downloadable literature for use in academic settings, leafleting, presentations, student projects… We speak for companion animals, wild animals, and animals used in fashion, entertainment, food, and research industries. Our online library spans most animal issues, with over 50 different handouts.

Disaster RescueKinship Circle Disaster Animal Response Team (KC-DART) is an all-volunteer nonprofit, activated by request when primary emergency resources are depleted. We work in agreement with officials and nonprofits to offer skill, stamina and leadership — in a spirit of cooperation that best serves animals. Volunteers reflect a range of training and certification in areas such as:
- Search-Rescue, Field Operations
- Veterinary Skills/Certification
- Crisis Sheltering Care And Management
- Water/Boat Rescue, Firefighter/EMT
- Large Animal Rescue, Technical Rescue
- Food/Water (shelter-in-place) Programs
- Wild Animal Rehabilitation…
To view photos, video and field logs from Kinship Circle disaster missions, visit: Global Animal Aid and USA Animal Aid. Follow us on Facebook to stay current with Disaster Watch and Deployment News as it unfolds. We cover animal victims in natural disasters and war zones, with info about ways you can help.