Opportunities From: FiskServe

Got a car? Put it to good use this semester. 

Looking for a flexible way to volunteer between classes? Become a Pet Chauffeur with Pawster!

Pet Chauffeurs help transport cats and dogs to foster homes, veterinary appointments, and wherever they need to go. You'll also deliver food, crates, and other supplies to foster families. Every ride you give helps keep pets safe and supports families going through a difficult time.

All you need is:

Once you complete orientation, you'll be added to Pawster's Pet Chauffeur list. When a transport is needed, you'll receive a request. If you're free, you can accept it. If not, no worries! Just wait for the next opportunity!

Whether you're looking to earn volunteer hours, make an impact on your own schedule, or simply want an excuse to spend time with adorable pets, being a Pet Chauffeur is an easy way to help this semester.

Sign up today and help keep pets moving toward home. 

Missing your dog back home? We've got the next best thing.

Being away at school often means being away from your four-legged best friend, too. If you're missing your daily walks, tail wags, and puppy cuddles, fostering a dog through Pawster is a meaningful way to fill that gap while helping a family in need.

Pawster provides everything you need, including training, supplies, veterinary care, and transportation. You provide the belly rubs, walks, treats, and a safe place to stay.

Fostering is flexible enough to fit a college schedule. There's no long-term commitment, and you can earn volunteer hours simply by opening your home to a dog who needs temporary care.

When you foster with Pawster, you're helping more than just a dog. Pawster specializes in Crisis Foster Care, which means your foster dog already has a loving owner who is temporarily unable to care for them. You'll give them a safe, caring home until they're ready to be reunited. While your information remains confidential, Pawster fosters often say the most rewarding moment is watching their foster dog return home to the family that loves them.

Whether you're missing your dog from home, looking for a reason to get outside between classes, or hoping to make a difference this semester, fostering is a rewarding way to help a pup, and the people who love them.

Sign up today! If you love dogs, you're already qualified to be a Pawster Foster.

**NOTE: Belmont, Fisk and Trevecca Universities, do NOT allow pets in on-campus housing. This opportunity is only available to students who live off-campus and whose landlords allow pets. All students should verify with their landlords that pets are allowed before signing up to foster.

Missing your cat back home? We've got the purrfect solution.

College is exciting, but being away from your pets isn't always easy. If you're missing your furry best friend, fostering a cat through Pawster is a great way to get your cat fix while making a real difference.

Pawster provides everything you need, including training, supplies, veterinary care, and transportation. You provide the love, attention, and cozy place to call home.

Fostering is also perfect for busy student schedules. There are no adoption fees or long-term commitment, and you can earn volunteer hours simply by giving a cat a safe, temporary home.

When you foster with Pawster, you're helping more than just a cat. Pawster specializes in Crisis Foster Care, meaning your foster pet already has a loving owner who is temporarily unable to care for them. You'll care for their cat until they're ready to be reunited. While your information remains confidential, Pawster fosters often say the best part is seeing their foster cat return home to the family that loves them.

Whether you're homesick, missing your own pets, or just looking for a little extra joy this semester, fostering is a meaningful way to make campus life a little cozier - for you and for a cat in need.

Sign up today! If you love cats, you're already qualified to be a Pawster Foster!

**NOTE: Belmont, Fisk and Trevecca Universities, do NOT allow pets in on-campus housing. This opportunity is only available to students who live off-campus and whose landlords allow pets. All students should verify with their landlords that pets are allowed before signing up to foster.