Living Free
Tour Docent
Volunteer Job Description
POSITION: Docent Tour Guide
PURPOSE: To give Living Free visitors a tour of the
sanctuary while educating them on our mission, our
history, how we rescue pets in need of a second
chance and our equine program for veterans called
War Horse Creek.
DEPARTMENT: Administration
SCHEDULE/TIME COMMITMENT:
• 1 or more days a week (depending on on tour
schedule)
• 11:00am to 4:00pm shift
Docent Tour Guide
• Prepare for the day of tours by reviewing list of
scheduled tours and check in with kennel,
cattery and equine staff at the star of your shift
• Greet scheduled tour guests at Visitor’s Center
• Inform guests to follow all safety protocols
during the tour. Stop tour if guests are not
following directions
• Drive guests around property and stop at
various locations speak about specific points of
interest
• Keep tour to 50 minutes (allowing enough time
for for guest to depart and be prepared for next
tour)
• Answer guest questions
Responsibilities
• Must have a driver's license
• Ability to drive a Living Free vehicle
around property to give the tour
• Excellent interpersonal and
communication skills
• Ability to keep people entertained and
engaged
Requirements
• Passionate about Living Free's mission and helping
guests understand what we do at the sanctuary
• Interpersonal skills and is comfortable speaking with
others (individually and in small groups)
• Detail-oriented and ability to give accurate information
from an outlined script
• Ability to work well in a team environment
TRAINING:
• After completing volunteer interviews and online
orientation, the volunteer will learn on-the-job with
staff to give a scripted tour including how to properly
drive Living Free vehicle, and use of two way radio
Skills, Experience
and Training
For further questions about volunteering, please email
volunteer@living-free.org

Docent Tour Guide Volunteer Description

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  • 2.
    POSITION: Docent TourGuide PURPOSE: To give Living Free visitors a tour of the sanctuary while educating them on our mission, our history, how we rescue pets in need of a second chance and our equine program for veterans called War Horse Creek. DEPARTMENT: Administration SCHEDULE/TIME COMMITMENT: • 1 or more days a week (depending on on tour schedule) • 11:00am to 4:00pm shift Docent Tour Guide
  • 3.
    • Prepare forthe day of tours by reviewing list of scheduled tours and check in with kennel, cattery and equine staff at the star of your shift • Greet scheduled tour guests at Visitor’s Center • Inform guests to follow all safety protocols during the tour. Stop tour if guests are not following directions • Drive guests around property and stop at various locations speak about specific points of interest • Keep tour to 50 minutes (allowing enough time for for guest to depart and be prepared for next tour) • Answer guest questions Responsibilities
  • 4.
    • Must havea driver's license • Ability to drive a Living Free vehicle around property to give the tour • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills • Ability to keep people entertained and engaged Requirements
  • 5.
    • Passionate aboutLiving Free's mission and helping guests understand what we do at the sanctuary • Interpersonal skills and is comfortable speaking with others (individually and in small groups) • Detail-oriented and ability to give accurate information from an outlined script • Ability to work well in a team environment TRAINING: • After completing volunteer interviews and online orientation, the volunteer will learn on-the-job with staff to give a scripted tour including how to properly drive Living Free vehicle, and use of two way radio Skills, Experience and Training
  • 6.
    For further questionsabout volunteering, please email volunteer@living-free.org