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Support Capella Ranch by Lending a hand.

Why Volunteer?

  • 🐐 Snuggle Baby Goats

    Be part of the joy that new life brings! Help socialize our baby goats by giving them the love and attention they need to grow up friendly and confident. (Also… who doesn’t want to cuddle a baby goat?)

  • 🧹 Get Your Hands Dirty

    Whether it’s cleaning stalls or prepping the garden, you’ll enjoy the satisfaction of honest work in the fresh Colorado air. It’s therapeutic, rewarding, and a great break from screen time.

  • 🛠️ Help Build (or Tear Down!) Something Real

    From small structures to creative farm fixes, we always have projects in motion. Come lend a hand and learn basic building skills—or help us say goodbye to what’s no longer needed.

  • 🌱 Grow with the Garden

    Assist in prepping, weeding, and maintaining our garden space. You’ll help make way for veggies and flowers that feed the farm and brighten the ranch.

  • 🥚 Collect Fresh Eggs

    Gather eggs from our happy hens and ducks—an oddly satisfying task and a chance to interact with our feathered friends.

  • 🌞 Be Part of Something Meaningful

    Capella Ranch runs on community, care, and connection. By volunteering, you’re not just helping us—you’re becoming part of a place where people, animals, and nature thrive together.

“Volunteering at Capella Ranch was one of the better uses of a weekend I can think of. I got to know not only the Petersons, but also myself.”

Jaxon Gerace

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“Volunteering at Capella Ranch is the highlight of my week. I came for the baby goats, but I stayed for the sense of community and peace I feel every time I’m out there.”

Emily Rode

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“There’s something incredibly satisfying about pulling weeds with a mountain view and goats bleating in the background. It’s the most fun I’ve ever had getting dirty!”

Jason Tivoli

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 FAQs

  • Volunteers must be 18 or older, or 14+ with a parent or guardian present. No farm experience is required—just a willingness to help, follow instructions, and be kind to animals and humans alike.

  • We post available volunteer dates and tasks regularly. You can sign up through our website or join our mailing list to be notified when new opportunities pop up.

  • Dress for the weather and be prepared to get dirty! We recommend closed-toe shoes or boots, long pants, and layers. Bring a water bottle, sunscreen, and gloves if you have them.

  • Volunteering might include cuddling baby goats, cleaning stalls, collecting eggs, helping in the garden, building or removing structures, and other seasonal farm tasks. We’ll let you know what to expect before you come!

  • Yes! We love welcoming pairs or small groups. Just let us know ahead of time so we can make sure there are tasks and space for everyone.

  • Not at all! You can volunteer for a single shift or on a recurring basis—whatever works best for your schedule. We just ask that you show up on time and communicate if your plans change.