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The Medical Director oversees the entire medical program for sheltered animals. Acts as liaison between the shelter clinic, other SFAS departments, and the public. Is responsible for the medical health and well-being of sheltered animals. The incumbent creates and implements protocols for shelter medicine and the flow of animals through SFAS. The Medical Director is the license holder for the shelter clinic. The incumbent also performs as a Shelter Clinic Veterinarian. If you are interested in this position, please email your CV to Kim at kkelly@sfhumanesociety.org. Please no phone calls.

The Shelter Clinic Veterinarian provides high-quality medical care to shelter animals, including spay/neuter procedures, treatment of a wide range of medical conditions, and herd health maintenance. Implements shelter medical protocols as established by the Medical Director, and delivers and ensures humane medical treatment of all animals seen in the Shelter Clinic. If you are interested in this position, please email your CV to Kim at kkelly@sfhumanesociety.org. Please no phone calls.

The Lead Resale Store Sales Associate is the Supervisor on duty at our resale store, The Cat Santa Fe, and primarily oversees the opening and closing of the store, ensures proper cash/change to open the store, completes the deposit after the store closes, ensures the alarm is set correctly and working, handles customer complaints/concerns throughout the day, trains new staff and ensures employees get designated breaks throughout the day. If interested in this position, please email a resume to Kim at kkelly@sfhumanesociety.org. Please no phone calls.

The Animal Resource Center (ARC) is a community-centered resource for pet owners where Pet Resource Liaisons work with pet owners focusing on keeping pets in homes through thoughtful individualized case management that allows for identification of barriers to successful pet ownership, assessment of needs, support and access to resources to reach the best possible outcome for the people and animals.

Through our Animal Resource Center (ARC), Pet Resource Liaisons partner directly with the public and counsel on resources to keep pets and community animals in their homes, help animals return home quickly, support owners through end of life services, and assist with the intake of animals with no other options. Pet Resource Liaisons are also responsible for handling animals for intake, completing paperwork and data entry, answering phones, helping customers/visitors with requests for service, and providing all kinds of support to achieve the best outcome for the pets and people we serve. If you are interested in this position, please email your resume to Kim at kkelly@sfhumanesociety.org. Please no phone calls.

Behavior Team Members are responsible for supporting and maintaining the physical and psychological well-being of the animals in the custody and care of the Santa Fe Animal Shelter. With the goal of providing exceptional humane care for our animals, a Behavior Team Member is responsible for performing the following duties, including but not limited to: running playgroups, walking dogs of all sizes and strengths, performing behavior assessments on cats and dogs, implementing behavior modification training plans, assist the public with questions they may have about behavior problems with their dogs or cats, take animals to offsite events and represent the shelter in a professional manner at other shelter events. In addition, this role involves acting as a liaison between the behavior department and other shelter departments and its volunteers. This role may include other tasks as directed by the Behavior Manager. This position is full-time – 40 hours per week. Please email resume to Kim at kkelly@sfhumanesociety.org. Please no phone calls.

Santa Fe Animal Shelter Clinic – Assist the veterinarians in the medical and surgical treatment of animals. Intake animals entering the shelter system following proper protocols of fear free animal handling and computer data entry. Assist the veterinarians in the aspects of intake, laboratory diagnostics, radiographs, animal restraint, vaccinations, deworming, parasite treatments, and monitoring patient weights. Keep clinic and kennels clean, administer proper medications, and feed and exercise animals as directed. If you are interested in this position, please email your resume to Kim at kkelly@sfhumanesociety.org. Please no phone calls.

Are you a pet lover with a passion for finding homes for our adorable companions? Do you have a knack for matching personalities between pets and their paw-some new owners? If so, we’ve got the purr-fect job for you!

What You’ll Do:

Be the life saver extraordinaire, pairing pets with their new families Spread love and joy by guiding potential adopters through the process Provide top-notch care and attention to our four-legged friends Create tail-wagging experiences for both pets and their new humans Why Join Us:

Work in a wag-tastic environment filled with cuddles and cuteness Help animals find their forever homes and make a real difference Be part of a passionate team dedicated to animal welfare Flexibility with full-time or part-time options available Requirements:

Great people skills and a friendly, approachable attitude A heart that beats for animals Ability to match pet personalities with prospective adopters Previous experience in animal care or adoption (a huge plus!) Ready to wag your way into a fulfilling and rewarding career? Apply now to be a part of our family and help our furry friends find their happily ever afters! If interested in this position, please send your resume to Kim at kkelly@sfhumanesociety.org. Please no phone calls.