Become a volunteer!
Volunteers play a crucial role at FCAS, engaging in activities such as socializing animals, promoting positive training techniques, and grooming. Each volunteer becomes an integral part of our team, dedicated to our mission of saving the lives of homeless pets.
To join us, please email to schedule your next volunteer orientation!
Volunteer Application
Volunteer Handbook
Become a foster parent to help our homeless pets!
Fostering plays a critical role at FCAS. By opening your home to emotionally or medically compromised pets, you become a valued member of our team dedicated to saving the lives of homeless pets.
To learn more about our foster opportunities, please call (406) 752-1310.
Microchip Identification
FCAS offers microchip identification for all dogs and cats of Flathead County at the low cost of $25.00. Microchipping is a safe and secure way to identify ownership and help get lost pets home.
Please call (406) 752-1310 to schedule your microchipping appointment!
Don't forget to ask about Flathead County's Lifetime Dog license as another way to help your pup get home safely.
FCAS' Working Cat Program
To help curb the amount of feral cats and kittens in the county, FCAS will examine and sterilize outdoor, feral cats caught by the Flathead Valley community. There is no charge for this service, and every cat will receive the following:
- Spay/Neuter Surgery
- Rabies & FRCP Vaccination
- Parasite Prevention
- Microchip Identification
- Ear Tipping
Unwanted feral cats can also be rehomed to welcoming barns or shops, as long as there is an available working home.
FCAS & GoodPup Dog Training
We are excited to announce that FCAS has partnered with GoodPup to provide our adopters, fosters and community members with convenient, affordable dog training.
GoodPup is a virtual dog training app that partners Flathead County community members with certified dog trainers to help newly adopted dogs settle in their new home, and to offer alternative resources to those faced with the decision to surrender their family pet due to behavioral issues.
FCAS has provided 1 week of free dog training to everyone interested!