VOLUNTEER CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT: At all times, the privacy and dignity of the animals, clients, donors, volunteers, and rescue coordinators will be respected, and the mission, vision, and philosophy of the Good Bones Dog rescue ( Rescue Rehab), will be followed in accordance with our policies, standards, and guidelines.
As a volunteer with Good Bones Dog Rescue( Rescue Rehab) and actually doing rescue, you may have access to information and documents relating to animals, prospective fosters, or, donors and volunteers that are private and confidential in nature.
All records are the property of Good Bones Dog Rescue(Rescue Rehab) and will be treated as confidential material; reasonable care and caution should be exercised to protect and maintain total confidentiality. No person shall read records or discuss such information unless there is a legitimate purpose for the rescue. Information shall not be discussed with people outside this rescue including immediate family members. Certain volunteer opportunities require that we will request a criminal record with vulnerable sectors check.
Transitioning from a shelter to a new environment can be a stressful adjustment for any dog. During this period, it is not uncommon for dogs to exhibit undesirable behaviors, including house-soiling, crate or car-related distress, anxiety, excessive barking, jumping, chewing, nipping, or leash reactivity. While our rescue team is committed to assisting you through these challenges, Good Bones Dog Rescue expects that all volunteers will invest time and effort into dog proofing , supervision and working through these transitional challenges.