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  • 1.  next door volunteers

    Posted 04-23-2024 07:04 PM

    I heard about volunteer programs for social media volunteers on Next door and FB, Insta. They would post found/lost animals in their coordinating next door neighborhood groups and help "hype' up social media post and even moderate chats. I would love to start a program at my facility. I found two- one at North shore animal league but not a lot of information. Does anyone else have a similar program? Do's and Don'ts for starting one?

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    Beck Bennett
    Shelter Manager
    Bryant Animal Shelter
    Bryant Arkansas
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  • 2.  RE: next door volunteers

    Posted 04-24-2024 04:20 AM

    I plan on following your post because I am trying to do the same thing. One local rescuer has almost 3,000 people on her NextDoor and I have 30.  All success stories are greatly appreciated.



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    Candy Sullivan
    Managing Director
    Candy's Cats, Inc.
    FL
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  • 3.  RE: next door volunteers

    Posted 04-25-2024 08:30 AM
    Life Line in Atlanta has done a nice job creating Life Line Ambassadors and one of the things they do is help with the use of Next Door. Here is their main page, along with a link to signing up to be an Ambassador (easy jot form). 
    Good luck, it's a great way to reach lots of people! Also, don't forget about the Neighbors platform. If you'd like more info, feel free to reach out to me directly. 
    Gina



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