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Employment
Job categories
and a brief description of paid positions at our shelter, and at many other
similar shelters.
(While we appreciate receiving job applications for any category below and
we will always review on-hand applications before advertising, it should be
noted that some of these positions are held by personnel that have been with
us for many years and the position likely will not open in the foreseeable
future.
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Indicates those that may currently be open.***
Administrator: Works closely with the board of directors to
oversee operation of the organization. Seeks grants, deals with human
resources issues, prepares various newsletters, interacts/corresponds with
the community and other agencies, develops and oversees programs and special
events. Does research on various issues and contracts. Should be capable of
some animal handling.
Office Manager: Assists the administrator, pays bills, keeps
the accounting, payroll and tax records. Answers the phone and directs calls
as appropriate. Does computer input for tracking animals.
Shelter Manager: Works closely with the board of directors to
run the animal shelter. Trains and supervises and schedules animal handlers
and shelter workers. Coordinates pickup and rescue of animals. Tracks the
arrival and disposition of all animals. Insures that all shelter animals are
vetted, fed, watered and cleaned. Must be an expert animal handler and a
euthanasia technician.
Assistant Shelter Manager: Helps the Shelter manager with all of the
above. Does computer input to track animals.
Shelter worker: Cleans, feeds, waters all types of animals.
Does immunizations, treatments for parasites and makes runs to pick up
animals. Must be an animal handler. May be cross trained in variety of
additional areas including wildlife rehabilitation, euthanasia technician,
adoption counselor, animal rescue/pickup, equine handling, groomer, and
animal behavior assessment. May also be assigned during off-times to mow
lawns, sweep and clean facilities etc., as needed and determined by
supervisor.***
Veterinarian: Does spay/neuter procedures on dogs and cats –
occasional others. Examines sick and injured stray/shelter animals,
wildlife, and equines. Advises Shelter Manager on immunization protocols and
parasite control. Supervises Veterinary Technicians.***
Veterinary Technician: Assists the veterinary staff with procedures,
prepares animals for surgery, collects specimens and does laboratory
analysis, monitors post operative care of animals, schedules appointments
and surgery, maintains records of animals and drugs, cleans and disinfects
cages and kennels, wraps OR packs and operates sterilizers, receives and
sends home patients with appropriate pre and post operative instructions.
(Must be registered with the state of Ohio)***
Maintenance worker: Keeps shelter, warehouse, bingo hall and farm
facilities all in good repair. Needs rudimentary knowledge of hand tools,
power tools, automotive repair, electrical repair, heating and air
conditioning and basic building trades. Performs or arranges routine
preventive maintenance on vehicles and all other equipment and facilities.
Picks up large quantity local orders – feed etc. Arranges delivery and
purchase of hay, straw and other supplies as needed
Live-In Stable Worker: Handles horses and other equines, feeds,
waters, cleans stalls and grooms horses. Helps with rehabilitation. Works
with horses on basic ground manners and skills up to the level of their
abilities. Prefer someone versed in general natural horsemanship techniques
but will train. Assists the maintenance personnel with grounds/pasture
upkeep. On-site lodging provided, plus hourly pay/salary, vacation and
health insurance.