Dumb Friends League
Megan Newhouse's work experience includes working as the Director of Volunteer Engagement at Dumb Friends League, where they managed a large number of volunteers across multiple facilities and foster parents. Megan also created programming to keep volunteers engaged and supervised a team. Prior to that, they worked as the National Crew & Volunteer Director at OP3/AVON 39 The Walk to End Breast Cancer, where they managed coordinators, conducted hiring processes, and supervised their performance. Megan also worked as a Crew & Volunteer Coordinator at the same company, recruiting and retaining crew members and volunteers and planning events. Earlier in their career, they served as a Participant and Outreach Coordinator for the OP3/Need For Speed Relay, and as a Team Leader for AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps, where they supervised a team and facilitated meetings.
Megan Newhouse attended the University of Pittsburgh, where they did not specify a specific degree or field of study. No other information about their education history is provided.
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Dumb Friends League
Our Mission Working with our compassionate community, we will end pet homelessness and animal suffering. About Us For over 100 years, the Dumb Friends League has been working to end pet homelessness and animal suffering by providing a strong and steadfast voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. As the largest community-based animal welfare organization in the region, we care for more than 21,000 homeless pets and horses each year. The Dumb Friends League is the only animal champion with unmatched expertise who provides compassionate care through the most comprehensive, direct services for any pet in Colorado who is vulnerable to homelessness, suffering and abuse because every pet in our community deserves to be nurtured, safe and cherished. We will work together in a united coalition to promote socially conscious sheltering to create the best outcomes for all animals, promote safe communities and nurture the human-animal bond. The Dumb Friends League has five facilities, including: • Two shelters for homeless pets that offer adoptions, pet admissions, lost-and-found services and humane education classes for the public: The Leslie A. Malone Center in Denver The Buddy Center in Castle Rock • The Harmony Equine Center, a private rehabilitation and adoption center for equine victims of mistreatment, as well as horses that come from partner humane societies and rescue groups to receive professional training and opportunities for new lives. • Solutions–Veterinary Hospital, a full-service animal hospital for owned pets to prevent and alleviate suffering in pets whose caretakers would otherwise be unable to provide this medical care. • Solutions–Cat Spay/Neuter Clinic,® which offers free spay/neuter surgeries and FVRCP and (age appropriate) rabies vaccinations for Colorado cats, including owned cats and community cats.