Volunteering with The Lyons Paw Rescue offers you the chance to make a real difference in the lives of animals in need. By donating your time and skills, you help provide essential care, socialization, and love to our rescued pets. Volunteers play a critical role in everything from daily care tasks to organizing events and assisting with adoptions.

Volunteering is also a wonderful way to meet like-minded animal lovers, gain valuable experience, and contribute to your community. Your efforts help create a better future for our animals, ensuring they receive the attention and care they deserve while they wait for their forever homes. Join our team and be a part of something truly meaningful!

Fostering a cat or kitten is a rewarding experience that makes a significant difference in an animal's life. By opening your home to a foster pet, you provide a safe and nurturing environment for them to grow, heal, and socialize. This temporary care helps cats and kittens who may be too young, sick, or scared to be adopted right away.

Fostering also helps reduce overcrowding in shelters, making space for more animals in need. Plus, it's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the companionship of a pet without a long-term commitment. By fostering, you play a crucial role in giving these animals a second chance at a happy, healthy life.

By volunteering as an Adoption Assistant, you’ll be directly contributing to the placement of cats in loving homes, and helping to reduce the number of animals in need. If you have a passion for animal welfare and enjoy connecting with people, this role is a perfect fit!

President

I officially became involved in rescue in 2013, but I was always bringing home lost animals much to my fathers’ chagrin. I truly believe that we must be the voice for those that can’t speak for themselves; animals, children and the elderly. I also believe the we are each others angels. When one is falling, support should be given without an expectation of return.

Treasurer

Scott is a devoted father, passionate animal lover, and avid punk rocker. Balancing family life with his energetic spirit, Scott brings a unique blend of responsibility and creativity to our team. His love for animals and music fuels his dedication to our cause, making him an invaluable asset to our organization.

Secretary

Kate is a lifelong animal lover and a Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) advocate, much like our other board members. She began volunteering with animals in 2015 and has a particular fondness for chatty orange cats. In addition to her animal advocacy, Kate is an educator in the Baltimore City Public Schools.