Let's Hear It Again for the Volunteers!

Posted 15May2012: A final word from the Volunteer Coordinator Mark Shaw:

 

Just a quick note to say THANKS to all of you. This was an enormous
undertaking, and it could not have happened without each and every one
of you. We had some long days, and some uncharacteristically complex
tasks to perform as ring crew (which we had to come up to speed on
fairly quickly), but you all performed beautifully. I did not hear a
single complaint about anything from any exhibitor or trial committee
member over the course of the entire five-day event.

I would work with any of you again, in a heartbeat. No question at
all. Thanks again!

Mark Shaw
IFCS World Agility Championships Volunteer Coordinator

(Archived ) Cheers to the Volunteers!

Posted May 8, 2012:  IFCS WAC 2012 Volunteer Coordinator Mark Shaw has finalized the volunteer schedule and it is available for download and printing.

Also if you're volunteering, be sure to read the letter (see above link) from our Event Chairman, Greg Fontaine.

Many Thanks!

(Archived) IFCS WAC 2012 Volunteer Coordinator Mark Shaw

Posted May 2, 2012: Our able Volunteer Coordinator, Mark Shaw, has over 100 volunteers lined up and ready to roll over the 5 days of the event from check-in to teardown!

He could always use a few more though (you can never have enough volunteers); contact him at mnshaw@gmail.com if interested.

(Archived) Volunteers - People & Dogs - Needed

Posted December 2011: Volunteers are needed for all days of the IFCS World Agility Championships. Coordinators and ring crew at all levels are welcome.

Volunteer Dogs are also needed in all height divisions. Competitors from some countries must endure long quarantine periods and are eligible under IFCS regulations to use host country dogs in the IFCS World Agility Championships. If you have a dog that is performing well at the Masters level and your dog will work for other people, contact Andy Hartman at ahartman@usdaa.com, or if by phone, at (972) 487-2200 x107.

Enjoy the unique opportunity to run your own dog on Thursday in the Grand Prix and Steeplechase qualifiers, and volunteer at the IFCS event Friday through Sunday. Email greg.fontaine@hotmail.com to sign up today.

Test Schedules for the Thursday USDAA qualifying event are available on www.usdaa.com/events.cfm.