Volunteer Driver Application

We cannot accept volunteers under 18 for liability reasons so if you are not 18 or over please do not continue.
Cats are collected from areas around Sheffield. Our vets are also around Sheffield area, with the primary one at High Green. We cannot foster if you are too far away for you to drive to vets and/or collect cats
Standard personal car insurance doesn't always cover. check with your insurance and add on if necessary.
This can be up to 15kg with basket and cat. Always hold a basket underneath - not just on the handle. We use very secure baskets and never material. they are metal framed usually top loading, and have a bar thread through the hoops to ensure safety.
Vet trips are usually early starts. Often collecting cats from homes, transporting to vets for an early start if going for neuters - then going home - and collecting them and returning to foster in the evening. You may only need to do one way - or can do both ways. Some trips are to take to the vets, and be with the cat in the appointment. Some trips are transporting cats to other foster homes. Sometimes its transporting equipment to and around the surrounding areas. Sometimes its helping take rubbish to the tip from Thorpe Hesley.
These could be early or late, twice a day if a neuter slot, or emergency if over night.
We ask this to help safeguard the cats and people involved in fostering. Your answers are kept confidential, seen only by SAS admin team and used solely to assess fostering suitability. A "yes" to the disqualification question means we're unable to place cats with you; You do not need to disclose spent convictions — see the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 if you're unsure whether yours is spent.
We ask this to help safeguard the cats and people involved in fostering. Your answers are kept confidential, seen only by [name the people/role], and used solely to assess fostering suitability. a "yes" to the conviction question will be discussed with you directly. You do not need to disclose spent convictions — see the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 if you're unsure whether yours is spent.