Rancho Compasion Volunteer Work Day!

Hello RC volunteer team!

• What we'll do:
Come on down to the ranch and help us take our fencing up a few feet - our rambunctious Louie is knocking it down to size so he can jump right over what's there.

We look forward to seeing you soon and appreciate those who want to volunteer to work at Rancho!

• What to bring

• Wear work clothes and rugged shoes or boots (BE PREPARED TO GET DIRTY). No flip flops or sandals as our four-footed friends have been known to get too friendly and step on toes. We have some work gloves, but if you have your own, please bring them. Bring a water bottle, it can get hot on the ranch.

• Important to know
Address is a private residence. (Do NOT share or "bring" guests). We will email you the exact address after confirming that you have signed the waiver. If you do not have the address, please send a Meetup message BEFORE Saturday morning and AFTER you've signed the waiver. You can also private message us on Facebook. Note many navigators have sent our guests on a round-about route that ended somewhere other than Rancho (Google is best). Also note cell reception can be spotty on the ranch so we do not always get messages in a timely manner. Please do not share the address with others. Each person must RSVP for themselves. Individuals 16 years or older may volunteer for this event. Minors must have adult supervision and a guardian must sign the waiver. No companion animals allowed for their safety. This is a workday, not a visitation day. If you would like to visit Rancho, you can sign-up here https://www.ranchocompasion.org/event/.

Everyone who attends MUST sign a waiver if you are a newcomer (or if your wavier was not submitted electronically). Access waiver here: https://www.smartwaiver.com/w/576ac9a938de9/web/.

Please check out our website (http://ranchocompasion.org/) and consider donating (http://ranchocompasion.org/contribute). We are a 501(c)(3) organization, which means your donations are tax deductible. As a pubic charity we must receive a majority of our funding from the public to retain our charitable status. Thank you!