Content Collection Advertising Rescue Dogs - Volunteer; Unpaid

Updated/Reviewed 12.04.25 Foster Dog Content Collection

Job Industry: Charity / Social Services / Non
- Profit Organization

Position Name:
Foster Dog Content Collection for Dog Rescue – Volunteer (Unpaid)

Job Location:

Spokane, Washington, United States

Job Type: Part Time

Office Setting:
Fully Remote

Remote:
Yes

Compensation:
Volunteer

Hours Per Week: 5 (flexible)

The Foster Dog Content Collector is responsible for gathering up‑to‑date information and media on foster dogs for accurate records and advertisement. They serve as the link between our foster families, who care for rescued dogs, and the teams who advertise them. We rely 100% on online platforms, requiring high‑quality, up‑to‑date content to attract potential adopters. The role is remote and requires five hours per week on a flexible schedule.

• Stays current on intakes and dogs in program
  • Special attention to long‑term residents
• Point of contact between Foster Family and Dog Ad Pack
• Proactively gathers content on all available dogs weekly via
  • Baserow forms
  • Social Media
  • Blink

• Protects Baserow as source of authority
• Uploads photos, videos and copy to Google Drive
• Manages Master Dog Ads folders in Google Drive and keeps them up to date
• Archives adopted dog content

• Collaborates with Creatives team
  • Sensitive and aware of fosters who need help with content
  • Dispatches photographer/videographer as needed
  • Collaborates with copywriters to create long‑form ads
• Alerts Petstablished Specialist when content is ready to upload to Petstablished

• Systematic: reaches out to each foster family on a routine and scheduled basis
• Organized: keeps all media files organized within file and folder system
• Has a desktop computer or tablet (phone will be too difficult to navigate spreadsheets)
• Pleasantly persistent toward those fosters who need extra motivation to complete forms

At Path of Hope Rescue we save pregnant dogs and puppies from high‑kill shelters in the Southern United States.

Our Spokane, Washington based Rescue strives to decrease the euthanasia rate of high‑risk dogs in the South by transporting pregnant dogs and puppies to the Pacific Northwest to find adoptive homes. We rely heavily on volunteers and fosters as we work to build out paid staff roles.

Eliminating euthanasia of dogs in the South by decreasing the number of dogs breeding unchecked and becoming the number one dog destination in Spokane by capitalizing on Spokanes love of Rescue Dogs.

• Transparency – sharing the good with the bad
• Community – dog‑loving people who treat each other well
• Integrity – doing what you say will do
• Golden Rule – treating others how you would want to be treated