Thank you, SHF Workampers!
Jack & Robin * - with Harley, the best Doberman in the whole world
Bill (with the kitties) & Sandy
(camera-shy) *
Laurie & Pat * - adopted their cat from SHF
* We're REPEAT Workampers!
Mike & Anita - helped SHF at the very beginning!
Pam - behind the wheel
Lee & Karen - being interviewed for Jim & Rene's blog
Janet & David - helped with landscaping
Sue & Kevin - making platforms for RV porches
Fred & Kathy - erecting the Dog Isolation Building
Jim & Rene' - came all the way from California
Jeanne & Allen - by the pond
At Safe Harbor Farm, weekly, monthly and seasonal Workampers are welcome! The happiest visitors are those who like to work outdoors in a pretty location. They forget about watches & clocks, work as individuals and in teams, and they go to bed each night knowing the world is a better place for them being here. Since 2005, wonderful people like this have helped us build our shelter up from humble beginnings to be one of the BEST shelters in all of North Carolina.
In addition to the opportunity to aid our shelter and learn new animal-related skills, Safe Harbor Farm offers a beautiful critter-friendly location with natural peace & quiet.
workcamper site #1
chicken coop to your left, dog center to your right, and 50 acres of walking trails at your back door
Depending upon their skill levels, we ask Workampers to help with
landscaping, animal care and small construction projects!
To learn more about activities & projects at Safe Harbor Farm, check out our volunteers page
To apply to Workamp at Safe Harbor, please complete all questions below.
Feel free to follow up your application with a phone call to
252-422-0943 or 252 422-6770.
Application to Workcamp at SHF
Ed & Crista - planning on
coming back!
Cindy, with her very good friend, Suka
Stan & Marge - built feeding
troughs for the goats.
John & Carolyn - LOVED working with the dogs!
workamper site # 2
cat center ahead; goats &
a private kennel to the back
Hank - adopted Angel, a three-legged labrador
Bill - constructed our AWESOME pond bridge railings!
Bob - NEVER was bored at SHF!