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2) Choosing an email platform and considerations around list building and segmentation.
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Here are some key points to highlight about each photo:
Photo 1:
- The dog is making eye contact with the camera, engaging the viewer
- Taken at the dog's level on the floor for a more personal perspective
- Shows the dog's expression and facial features clearly
Photo 2:
- Captures an active, playful moment that conveys the dog's personality
- Good use of available light outdoors around golden hour
- Fills the frame with the subject and avoids unnecessary background
Photo 3:
- Unusual tail position draws attention and makes the dog stand out
- Relaxed posture suggests the dog feels comfortable and at ease
- Natural setting enhances the photo compared to a plain background
Dog walking and volunteer engagement
This document provides information for volunteers at a dog shelter. It outlines the process for walking dogs, which includes signing in and out, letting dogs potty, playing with them, and scooping poop twice a day to decrease stress. It also describes onboarding new volunteers through welcome letters, online groups, mentoring, and social events. Volunteers track hours in a Google doc and receive further training after certain thresholds. Colors on dog collars indicate training levels and equipment is used during mentoring walks. Orientations teach kennel routines and obedience skills. Numbers show volunteer amounts and hours increased each month from June to November.
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This document discusses strategies for high-volume dog adoptions through a shelter-based program. It recommends hosting promotional offsite events staffed by those with sales and PR experience. It also suggests having flexibility at the shelter, using diverse adoption counselors with different skills, and implementing safety training, checklists, and whiteboard systems to coordinate dog walks and care. The document provides guidance on safety procedures for shelter visits, how to properly show dogs to potential adopters, and handling the adoption process, denials, returns and any incidents. It also recommends using kennel lists, shared documents, walkie talkies and texting to facilitate internal communication.
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This document provides guidance on starting a dog adoption program. It discusses establishing relationships with local shelters, setting minimum needs like vehicles and volunteers, setting protocols, training staff on dog handling, medical care, and customer service. The adoption process involves applications, counselor discussions, potential red flags, contract addendums, special circumstances, and returns. Fees usually start at $150 but may be higher for dogs needing medical care. Overall the document outlines the necessary steps and considerations for launching a successful off-site dog adoption program.
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