Volunteer Cat Blog Writer (WordPress) Remote

Do you have a passion for writing, cats, and the environment? Furever Feline Cat Rescue is looking for volunteer blog writers with at least intermediate WordPress skills to help us share stories, resources, and updates that inspire change. NO AI ARTICLES. Must be based in the USA. No OPT students. Our mission is to protect feral cat communities and reduce environmental waste through projects like The Hawk – A Mobile Cat Feeder for Feral Colonies, which cuts down on paper, plastic, and tin while providing sustainable care. By joining our blog team, you’ll help highlight the connection between animal rescue and eco-conscious living. What You’ll Do • Write and edit blog posts about feral cats, rescue work, and sustainability. • Publish content in WordPress (formatting, images, and basic SEO required). • Collaborate with our team on ideas, revisions, and storytelling. • Meet deadlines and participate in occasional virtual check-ins. What We’re Looking For Strong writers who care about animal welfare and the environment. Someone with intermediate WordPress knowledge (comfortable with dashboards, plugins, formatting, and media). • A creative, collaborative individual who can turn ideas into inspiring, accessible content. This is your chance to make a real difference—use your writing and digital skills to advocate for cats, promote sustainability, and grow your own experience in nonprofit communications. Learn more at fureverfelinecatrescue.org. Apply tot his job

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