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Cheltenham Animal Shelter is a charity that has been helping animals since 1926. We rescue and re-home unwanted and abandoned stray cats, dogs and small animals from across Gloucestershire ...
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Volunteer charity shop assistant - offsite charity shop
Organisation role · 8–20 hrs/Week · Starting from 21 Jul 2024
GL50 1HP, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom
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I want to build my skills for workCheltenham Animal Shelter
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Summary
Cheltenham Animal Shelter is seeking volunteers to assist in our new pop up charity shop coming soon to Cheltenham Town Centre.Detailed description
A great opportunity for anyone keen to gain experience in retail, or looking at giving back to the community in supporting a local animal charity. We are seeking volunteers who can help run our pop up shop and cover shifts on a weekday and/or Saturday. Tasks would include - restock, serving customer, maintaining the shop floor.
About Cheltenham Animal Shelter
Cheltenham Animal Shelter is a charity that has been helping animals since 1926. We rescue and re-home unwanted and abandoned stray cats, dogs and small animals from across Gloucestershire.
We also take in rescue dogs from Gloucestershire Constabulary as well as rehoming dogs, cats and small animals from owners who can no longer look after them for a variety of reasons. Small animals we often have in our care include rabbits, gerbils and guinea pigs.
We also take in rescue dogs from Gloucestershire Constabulary as well as rehoming dogs, cats and small animals from owners who can no longer look after them for a variety of reasons. Small animals we often have in our care include rabbits, gerbils and guinea pigs.