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The Volunteer Stories

There is a quote,

" One of the greatest gift you can give is your time "

And these kids from the "Be Me Alternate School" are doing just that.. five kids from the school are currently volunteering at PetStepin' for a month twice a week as they plan on working with animals in the future and want to choose a career relating to animal welfare and pet care. We at PetStepin' are glad to see more and more young people wanting to learn about animals and how to take care of them and wanting to learn hands on, what actually goes into taking care of animals.




We are happy that schools these days are giving importance and encouraging kids to study about animal welfare and pet care.







We personally would love to see a day where animal welfare and care is added as a subject in schools, cause we truly believe that teaching children to be kinder and understanding of animals today gives us hope for a better and kinder tomorrow.


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  1. Dev28 August 2023 at 19:07

    This blog really touched my heart. ❤️ Did you know there's a website called PawWalker (https://pawwalker.in/home) that's not just about pets but also about compassion? They're feeding street dogs and promoting animal welfare. Let's spread the love and visit their site for more inspiring stories and ways to help. 🐕🌟 #PetLoversUnite

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