Senior Shelter Care Lead — Animal Welfare

County of Riverside; Jurupa Valley (CA); Presencial; USD 45 000 - 60 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

The County of Riverside’s Department of Animal Services seeks a Senior Animal Care Technician in Jurupa Valley. You’ll feed, clean, and transport animals, process intakes, assist with adoptions, and maintain detailed records in a fast-paced shelter environment.

The role requires lifting, standing, and handling animals of varying sizes. Training includes humane euthanasia and handling of wounds, with opportunities to lead staff and coordinate schedules.

Qualificações

• Knowledge of laws, ordinances, and regulations related to animal control.
• Ability to safely handle animals and work in stressful situations; read and interpret regulations.

Responsabilidades

• Assist Supervisor in creating schedules and lead daily staff briefings.
• Provide guidance for animal care staff and oversee Work Release staff as needed.
• Disinfect enclosures, feed and water animals, and unload/impound incoming animals.
• Assist with adoptions and release animals for redemption or adoption; maintain logs and inventories.
• Operate County vehicles to transport supplies or animals; perform basic facility maintenance.
• Respond to public inquiries regarding animal care, retention, and disposal.
• Order supplies and maintain stock.

Conhecimentos

Leadership experience

Shelter case management (Chameleon)

Animal handling (diverse species)

Customer service

Verbal and written communication

Public service commitment

Formação académica

High school diploma or GED

Six months animal care experience (public/non-profit)

One year lead/supervisory experience in veterinary/kennel setting

Ferramentas

Chameleon

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The County of Riverside’s Department of Animal Services seeks a Senior Animal Care Technician in Jurupa Valley. You’ll feed, clean, and transport animals, process intakes, assist with adoptions, and maintain detailed records in a fast-paced shelter environment.

The role requires lifting, standing, and handling animals of varying sizes. Training includes humane euthanasia and handling of wounds, with opportunities to lead staff and coordinate schedules.