Volunteer with cats in Collingwood at the Georgian Triangle Humane Society

Adoption Team Transfer Volunteer

The Georgian Triangle Humane Society is a not-for-profit charity that provides abandoned, neglected and abused domestic animals a second chance in life at a forever home. The Adoptions Team facilitates the adoption and subsequent retention of approximately 1200 homeless animals annually, and the Adoptions Team Transport Volunteer contributes towards this success by travelling to/from GTHS Adoption Partners’ locations in the South Georgian Bay area. The most frequently travelled to locations are based in Barrie, Collingwood, Orillia, Owen Sound, Stayner and Wasaga Beach.

Description

Reporting to the Adoptions Coordinator, the Adoption Team Transport Volunteer is responsible for safely transporting adoptable GTHS cats and kittens to pet stores, to attract adopters in that community. On occasion, any remaining cats or kittens will be collected and returned to the GTHS Animal Centre.

Time Commitment

With the exception of regular trips to Barrie (during a two week period each month), adoptions transportation takes place on an ad hoc, as needed, basis. Volunteers can select which transfers they’d like to assist with and the length of time volunteered will depend on the collection/drop-off point for each journey.

Roles and Responsibilities

Maintain clean and tidy GTHS van (inside and outside), if used
Replenish fuel in GTHS van, if used
Ensure any appropriate documentation is available for the Adoption Partner
Liaise with staff at the GTHS Animal Centre and at the Adoption Partner’s location upon drop-off/collection
Bring completed adoption paperwork and cash, if any, back to the Animal Centre
Load/unload animals in carriers
Ensure animals are safe and secure
Follow appropriate protocol, policies and procedures
Ensure photocopy of valid/most recent version of G2 driver’s license is retained by GTHS

Qualifications

Valid G2 driver’s license
Clean criminal record police check
A commitment to animal welfare
Self motivated
Ability to follow protocol
Establish and maintain positive working relationships with others, both internally and externally, to achieve the goals of this volunteer role and of the organization
Review and sign-off of the Driving Record Certification Form and GTHS Van Use Agreement Form

Note: Applicants’ driving records and offences will be reviewed to determine GTHS van insurance coverage and premiums, which may impact acceptance to become an Adoptions Team Transport Volunteer.

Positions currently available

Our Adoptions Team is looking for 2-3 new volunteers to join their team to assist with feline transportation.

All applications are acknowledged, so please check your email inbox (and junk/spam folder) for a response.

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Animal Transfer Volunteer

The Animal Transfer Volunteer supports our Outreach Programs by transporting cats or dogs to our Animal Centre from outside the Georgian Triangle Area. This volunteer may occasionally be asked to support our Cat and Dog Care Teams by driving animals to and from local veterinary clinics for surgical and healthcare appointments.

266 animals were transported to our Animal Centre in 2022, to receive care onsite or with GTHS Foster families before finding their forever homes in our community.

Description

The GTHS Animal Transfer Volunteer coordinates with the Transfer Coordinator and/or Animal Health Technician (or designate) relating to the collection or drop-off of animals, and uses a GTHS vehicle or their own vehicle for transportation. The Animal Transfer Volunteer accompanies the animal to its destination (in a carrier or kennel), with corresponding documentation and/or medication. GTHS Yellow Dog Walker/Handler status is required in order to assist with dog transportation.

Time Commitment

Animal transportation takes place on an ad hoc, as needed, basis. The length of time volunteered will depend on the collection/drop-off point for each transfer.

Roles and Responsibilities

Maintain clean and tidy GTHS van (inside and outside)
Stock vehicle with appropriate items required for each transport (gas, kennels, bowls, food, water…)
Ensure appropriate documentation and/or medication is available for each transfer
Liaise with rescue group/veterinary staff/airport personnel, etc. at the collection/drop-off point
Load/unload animals in carriers or kennels
Ensure animals are safe and secure
Follow appropriate protocol, policies and procedures
Ensure photocopy of valid/most recent version of G2 driver’s license is retained by GTHS

Qualifications

Valid G2 driver’s license
A commitment to animal welfare
Self motivated
Ability to follow protocol
Establish and maintain positive working relationships with others, both internally and externally, to achieve the goals of this volunteer role and of the organization
Review and sign-off of the Animal Transport Guidelines / GTHS Van Use Agreement
For volunteers assisting with canine transportation:
- GTHS Yellow Dog Walker / Handler status will need to be gained to assist with dog transportation. Training will be coordinated upon request.
- Review and sign-off of the GTHS Canine Domestic Transport & Intake Process

Hospital Recovery Volunteer

The GTHS Animal Hospital contains an Operating Room, Treatment Room, Examination Room, Pharmacy, X-Ray Room and a Hospital Intake / Recovery Area.

Having an onsite hospital ensures animals receive timely, thorough and comprehensive care, saves dozens of daily phone calls, reduces trips back and forth to veterinary clinics, dramatically decreases the stress on the GTHS animals, and leads to the additional benefit of earlier adoption availability; so these animals find their forever home quickly. The GTHS Animal Hospital also assists local pet owners in need by providing essential vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries for their pets.

In 2022, the Hospital Team facilitated 2515 surgeries, of which 1355 were spay/neuter surgeries for locally owned cats and dogs, 127 were for Community (feral) Cats and 99 were for other rescue clients; the remaining surgeries were performed on animals being cared for by the GTHS. Additionally, as part of our Outreach activities, 71 owned animals were microchipped and 202 were immunized against rabies.

Description

Reporting to the Director of Medicine and Hospital Registered Veterinary Technician, the Hospital Recovery Volunteer will be responsible for maintaining an orderly Recovery Room, assisting with recovering patients and the movement of animals.

Time Commitment

Weekday shifts: 9.30am-1pm, 10.30am-2pm or 11.30am-3pm – available shifts are posted or will be discussed at time of application. A minimum commitment of 6 months is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

Set up the Recovery Room for the day
- This includes making sure kennels have towels and a floor recovery space is set up for large dogs
Assist with transporting animals into and out of the hospital
Assist post-surgery
- Handle, restrain and care for animals
- Monitor animals’ recovery post-surgery (vital signs)
- Report any abnormalities in recovery to the Veterinary Technician
- Help administer vaccines / medications / microchips, under direction
- Help ensure all animals treated in the hospital have records that are maintained accurately
Assist post-recovery
- Return recovered animals to the appropriate location (onsite at the animal centre or for pick-up
Maintain an orderly Recovery Room
- Store vaccines / medications / microchips appropriately
- Disinfect / sanitize monitoring equipment
- Clean and disinfect cages, floors, surfaces and surrounding areas
- Dispose of garbage and recyclables
- Wash any dishes used
Assist hospital staff as required
Follow appropriate protocol, legislation and regulations

Qualifications

18 years of age minimum
Punctual and reliable
Demonstrates understanding and passion for animal welfare
Experience with cats and dogs of all sizes, breeds and temperaments
Diligent compliance with guidelines and protocols for personal and animal safety
Basic math skills and able to use a watch to record recovery times
Self-motivated and energetic, with proven ability to complete tasks with competency and accuracy
Able to work in a very fast paced environment
Excellent time management and organizational skills
Able to work independently and as part of a team
Works cooperatively and effectively with others
Willing to administer medications and provide injections (training will be provided)
Computer literate and willing to use PetPoint (training will be provided)

Working Conditions:

Physical demands of the position include bending, kneeling, carrying and lifting up to 18kg
We recommend that closed toe shoes and clothing that has no sentimental value (ie. can get dirty and/or stained) are worn.

Positions currently available

This team is looking for a Hospital Recovery Volunteer to join any day Tuesday through Friday from 11.30am-3pm, and also needs help from 9.30am-1pm or 10.30am-2pm on Fridays – please apply today!

All applications are acknowledged, so please check your email inbox (and junk/spam folder) for a response.

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Hospital Discharge Volunteer

The GTHS Animal Hospital contains an Operating Room, Treatment Room, Examination Room, Pharmacy, X-Ray Room and a Hospital Intake / Recovery Area.

Description

Reporting to the Hospital Coordinator (and the Director of Medicine), the Hospital Discharge Volunteer will be responsible for overseeing the cleanliness of the Hospital Intake Room and discharging animals to the public after their Hospital appointment / surgery.

Time Commitment

Weekday shift: 2.30-4pm. A minimum commitment of 6 months is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

18 years of age minimum
Punctual and reliable
Demonstrates understanding and passion for animal welfare
Diligent compliance with guidelines and protocols for personal and animal safety
Self-motivated and energetic, with proven ability to complete tasks with competency and accuracy
Basic math (for calculating cost of services)
Able to work in a very fast paced environment
Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills
Excellent time management and organizational skills
Able to work independently and as part of a team
Works cooperatively and effectively with others
A criminal record (police) check is required

Working Conditions:

Physical demands of the position include bending, kneeling and carrying cats in carriers with a potential maximum weight of 7.6kg / 16.75lb

Qualifications

Public hospital discharges
- Check cats are sufficiently awake and their cones are on
- Speak to pet owners to relay how the surgery went and if there were any concerns
- Ensure pet owners understand post-op and medication instructions
- Review microchip information, as appropriate
- Return cats to their owners and coordinate with the Hospital RVT to bring dogs out to their owners
- Accept payment for services, as appropriate
Set up the Hospital Intake Room for the following morning’s intakes; including making kennel cards and labels for the next day’s animals
Set up dog kennels in the garage/storage area, if additional kennels are required
Clean and tidy the Hospital Intake Room once animals have departed; including wiping down kennels, tidying up, sweeping and mopping the floor
Assist with minor animal handling; including putting a cat’s cone back on if removed by them, or helping the Hospital RVT dress a dog in a onesie
Assist the Hospital Coordinator or hospital staff as required
Follow appropriate protocol, legislation and regulations

Positions currently available

This team is looking for a Hospital Discharge Volunteer to join them on Monday afternoons and someone to assist on an occasional as needed basis – please apply today!

All applications are acknowledged, so please check your email inbox (and junk/spam folder) for a response.

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Emergency Boarding Foster Volunteer

Emergency Boarding Foster Volunteers provide a safe, loving and temporary home for pets whose owners cannot currently look after them due to an emergency situation (in hospital, rehabilitation or escaping from domestic violence). Boarding is provided for dogs or cats, based on the species you decide upon, and will range from 1-6 months. You must have the ability to separate the foster animal from any pets in your home by keeping them in a separate room, if necessary. We will provide training and all the supplies you need.

In 2022, our Animal Care Team looked after 1239 animals onsite and, thanks to our Foster Volunteers, 973 additional cats and dogs were cared for in loving foster homes (including 23 Emergency Boarding cases).

Description

Emergency Boarding Foster Volunteers are responsible for helping the cat/dog in their care thrive until they are ready to be reclaimed by their owner. This will include feeding the animals at least twice a day, possibly more, cleaning litter boxes (for cats), exercising (for dogs) and socializing the animals. It may also include administering oral medications.

Time Commitment

Typically varies from 1 to 4 hours a day depending on the situation. Emergency Boarding Foster terms generally last between 1 and 3 months, but may be up to 6 months. A minimum commitment of 6 months is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

Maintain clean and tidy environment
Provide treats, food, clean water and clean bedding as required
Clean and change kitty litter, as required
Bathe and groom dog, as necessary and if comfortable doing so
Provide a structured and loving environment
Assist in the maintenance of the animal’s health and welfare (includes exercise for dogs)
Administer medication, as required and as instructed
Ensure any veterinary appointments are kept
Ensure animal is safe and secure
Return animal to GTHS Animal Centre upon request
Follow appropriate protocol, policies and procedures

Qualifications

Everyone in the household must be in agreement
A room for fostering
Committed to animal welfare
Experience fostering cats / dogs is required
Self motivated
Ability to read and follow directions
Ability to follow protocol
Good communication skills

Positions currently available

We are currently looking for Emergency Boarding Foster Volunteers – please apply!

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Feline Foster Volunteers

Feline Foster Volunteers provide a safe, loving and temporary home for pregnant or nursing cats and kittens (litter sizes can range from 5-9 kittens). You must be able to separate the foster animals from any pets in your home by keeping them in a separate room. We will provide training and all the supplies you need.

Description

Feline Foster Volunteers are responsible for helping the cat/kittens in their care thrive until they are ready to be adopted. This will include feeding the animals at least twice a day, possibly more, cleaning litter boxes and socializing the animals. It may also include bottle feeding and administering oral medications.

Time Commitment

Typically varies from 1 to 4 hours a day depending on the situation. Foster terms generally last between 2 and 10 weeks. A minimum commitment of 6 months is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

Maintain clean and tidy environment
Provide treats, food and clean water, as required
Clean and change kitty litter and bedding, as required
Interact with cats to help with socialization and adoptability
Assist in the maintenance of cats’ health and welfare
Administer medication, as required and as instructed
Ensure any veterinary appointments are kept
Return cats to GTHS Animal Centre as required (for surgery, treatment, adoption…)
Ensure cats are safe and secure
Follow appropriate protocol, policies and procedures

Qualifications

Everyone in the household must be in agreement
A room for fostering
Committed to animal welfare
Experience fostering cats and kittens is preferred, but not necessary
Willing to learn to bottle feed (if fostering pregnant/nursing moms or kittens)
Willing to provide medication and/or learn to provide subcutaneous fluids
Self motivated
Ability to read and follow directions
Ability to follow protocol
Good communication skills

Cat Adoption Counselor

The Georgian Triangle Humane Society is a not-for-profit charity that provides abandoned, neglected and abused domestic animals a second chance in life at a forever home. The Adoptions Team facilitates the adoption and subsequent retention of approximately 1200 homeless animals annually, and the Cat Adoption Counselor contributes towards this success by answering questions about cat ownership, the adoption process and the cats and kittens available for adoption. This role is integral to matching the right cat (personality type, energy level, special home requirements, etc.) with the right adopter.

Description

Reporting to the Adoptions Coordinator, the Cat Adoption Counselor prepares adoption kits, answers questions about the cats and kittens we have available for adoption. The Cat Adoption Counselor also assists the public with the identification of cats and kittens in the adoption rooms, provides assistance with the completion of adoption applications and facilitates the adoption. There is also the opportunity to attend off-site adoption events in the community.

Time Commitment

One shift a week, from 11.45am until approximately 4pm, (plus attendance at off-site events if desired). A minimum commitment of six months is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

Consistent and open communication with Adoptions Coordinator
Review information on cats available for adoption (name, age, background, medical / special needs, etc.)
Spend time with cats to assist with the perfect match
Answer visitors’ and potential adopters’ questions about cats available for adoption
Use microchip scanner to identify cats
Answer basic questions about the organization
Seize opportunities during conversation to transition potential adopters into volunteers or donors
Outline ‘Adopters Welcome’ process to potential adopters
Assist adopters with completion of adoption applications
Ensure any behavioural or health related questions specific to the animal are communicated
Diligently and thoroughly address concerns raised by adopters to prevent adoption returns
Decide on suitability of potential adopter for cat selected
Assist Customer Service Coordinators with adoption processing
Assist Dog Adoption Counselor during shift, as needed
Prepare adoption kits on an as needed basis
Attend ad hoc local off-site adoption events, if desired

Qualifications

18 years of age minimum
Demonstrates understanding and passion for animal welfare
Experience working with or handling cats
Self motivated
Excellent customer service skills
Good communication skills
Administrative skills
Ability to follow protocol
Ability to work alone and in a team environment
Knowledge of, or experience with, PetPoint an asset
Versed in using a device such as an iPad / tablet
Willingness to learn Dog Adoption Counselor role, to support teammates as needed (cross-training will be provided)

Cat Care Team – Shelter Aide

Two Shelter Aides are scheduled each afternoon to ensure that the Animal Centre is stocked, clean and ready for the next day. The Shelter Aide role is also integral to increasing the welfare and health of our adoptable cats.

In 2022, our Cat and Dog Care Teams cared for approximately 1230 animals onsite at our Animal Centre.

Description

The Shelter Aide reports to the Cat Care Coordinator and liaises with their counterpart to share the afternoon routine and duties. Shelter Aides ensure our Animal Kitchen is clean, organized and regularly stocked with food, litter and supplies, and replenish items for the Intake and Quarantine / Isolation Rooms to provide our cats and kittens with the supplies they need. Other duties include dishes, laundry and ensuring our Adoption Rooms, Medical Intake Room and communal areas are clean, tidy and well maintained. The Shelter Aide also spends time with our feline residents to provide mental and physical stimulation. These enrichment activities allow our cats to continue to express normal feline behaviour despite being in a ‘shelter’ environment.

Time Commitment

Approximately 3 hours per week. This position starts at 1pm until approximately 4pm. A minimum commitment of 6 months is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

Coordinate with fellow Shelter Aide to share the afternoon’s routine and duties, including oversight of the ‘front’ or ‘back’ areas of the Animal Centre
Perform laundry tasks (washing, drying and folding linens)
Stock trolleys
Clean dirty animal dishes and litter pans
Disinfect cat carriers and / or kennels, if appropriate
Remove contents of empty kennels for adopted cats, if appropriate
Dispose of garbage and recyclables
Tidy, clean and disinfect surfaces and floors in Animal Kitchen, Medical Intake Room and communal areas
Feed kittens and other cats (if needed)
Top up water and dry food (if needed)
Scoop litter boxes in Main Adoption Rooms
Assist Cat Care Coordinator (if needed)

Qualifications

16 years of age minimum
Demonstrates understanding and passion for animal welfare
Experience working with or handling cats
Strong work ethic
Dependable, self-motivated and energetic
Works well unsupervised, alone and in a team environment
Exercises patience
Good communication skills
Reads and follows directions, and follows protocol

Positions currently available

Join our Cat Care Team as a Shelter Aide on Friday or Saturday afternoon!

All applications are acknowledged, so please check your email inbox (and junk/spam folder) for a response.

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Cat Care Team Member – Room 4 / All Areas

The Cat Care Team works to increase the welfare and health of GTHS feline residents. The Cat Care Team works as a group and/or individually to care for our cats and maintains high cleanliness standards in our Adoption Rooms, as well as our Quarantine and Isolation Rooms. This role is integral to maintaining a bright, clean and healthy environment for our cats, kittens, volunteers, visitors and potential adopters. Playing with and cuddling the cats is required!

In 2022, our Cat and Dog Care Teams cared for approximately 1230 animals onsite at our Animal Centre.

Description

The GTHS Cat Care Team reports to the Cat Care Coordinator. Cat Care Team Members are usually assigned a specific room (an Adoptions Room or a Quarantine / Isolation Room) to provide nutrition, as well as mental and physical stimulation or interaction, to the feline residents in their room. Cat Care Team Members are also responsible for sweeping and mopping the floor, maintaining clean and organized litter, feeding stations, kitten or cat kennels and communal areas. Other duties such as dishes and laundry are also included. This Cat Care Team Member will provide all-round Cat Care support, based on day-to-day needs. They will be assigned to Quarantine / Isolation Room 4 (which is used sporadically for cats who are sick and aren’t quite ready for adoption), but may be directed to assist in Room 3 if no cats are in Room 4. When no assistance is required in either Quarantine / Isolation Room, this Team Member will support volunteers in the Adoption Rooms.

Time Commitment

2 hours per week (from 9am until 11am). A minimum commitment of 6 months is required (unless approved for student / community hours).

Roles and Responsibilities

Maintain clean and organized litter, kennels, counter tops and communal areas (shelving, windows, etc.)
Disinfect toys (loose and in kennels), scratching posts, wooden boxes, climbing apparatus, etc.
Feed cats / kittens wet food (as appropriate), provide fresh water and maintain feeding stations
Wash up any dirty animal dishes
Perform laundry tasks (gather dirty laundry and assist with washing, drying and folding linens)
Dispose of garbage and recyclables
Wipe all surfaces after use
When not working out of Room 4:
- Assist in Room 3, upon assignment by Cat Care Coordinator
- Liaise with Adoption Room Team Members to assist where needed
Assist the Cat Care Coordinator with ad hoc needs
As required / upon request:
- Place cats ready for ‘moving up’ into carriers
- Carry cats in carriers to the appropriate room / kennel
- Weigh cats with assistance from the Cat Care Coordinator
- Clean floors in the Animal Kitchen
Interact with cats for socialization and enrichment purposes
- Stimulate and interact with cats (includes grooming, play and snuggles)
- Reduce cat stress and improve their overall wellness
- Provide cognitive stimulation and encourage curiosity
- Provide places for cats to hide and perch, as appropriate
- Stimulate cats’ hunting instinct
- Make enrichment items (food puzzles, cat cabins…)
Identify and report any behavioural concerns
Follow appropriate protocol, policies and procedures

Qualifications

15 years of age minimum
Demonstrates understanding and passion for animal welfare
Experience working with or handling cats
Strong work ethic
Dependable, self-motivated and energetic
Works well unsupervised, alone and in a team environment
Adaptable and versatile; comfortable not having a set routine for each shift
Willing to approach and assist staff / fellow volunteers to complete the morning’s Cat Care activities
Exercises patience
Good communication skills
Reads and follows directions, and follows protocol

Cat Care Team Member

In 2022, our Cat and Dog Care Teams cared for approximately 1230 animals onsite at our Animal Centre.

Description

The GTHS Cat Care Team reports to the Cat Care Coordinator and Cat Care Team Members are assigned a specific room (an Adoptions Room or a Quarantine / Isolation Room) to provide nutrition, as well as mental and physical stimulation or interaction, to the feline residents in their room. Cat Care Team Members are also responsible for sweeping and mopping the floor, maintaining clean and organized litter, feeding stations, kitten or cat kennels and communal areas. Other duties such as dishes and laundry are also included.

Time Commitment

2-3 hours per week. A minimum commitment of 6 months is required (unless approved for student / community hours). Shift times are: Main Adoption Room: 8.30-11.30am, Front Adoption Room: 8.30-11.30am, Room 3: 8-10am

Roles and Responsibilities

Maintain clean and organized litter, kennels, counter tops and communal areas (shelving, windows, etc.) in the assigned room(s)
Disinfect toys (loose and in kennels), scratching posts, wooden boxes, climbing apparatus, etc. in the assigned room
Feed cats / kittens wet food (as appropriate), provide fresh water and maintain feeding stations
Wash up any dirty animal dishes
Perform laundry tasks (gathering dirty laundry in sacks if assigned to Room 3, and all Team Members assist with washing, drying and folding linens)
Dispose of garbage and recyclables
Wipe all surfaces after use
Tasks specific to the room assigned include:
- Wiping surfaces and floors in the Animal Kitchen, as necessary
- Placing cats ready for ‘moving up’ into carriers
- Carrying cats in carriers to the appropriate Adoptions Room / kennel
- Weighing cats (if specified on Kennel Cards), with assistance from the Cat Care Coordinator as required
Interact with cats for socialization and enrichment purposes
- Adapt activities based on cats being interacted with
- Stimulate and interact with cats (includes grooming, play and snuggles)
- Reduce cat stress and improve their overall wellness
- Provide cognitive stimulation and encourage curiosity
- Provide places for cats to hide and perch, as appropriate
- Stimulate cats’ hunting instinct
- Make enrichment items (food puzzles, cat cabins…)
Identify and report any behavioural concerns
Follow appropriate protocol, policies and procedures

Qualifications

15 years of age minimum
Demonstrates understanding and passion for animal welfare
Experience working with or handling cats
Strong work ethic
Dependable, self-motivated and energetic
Works well unsupervised, alone and in a team environment
Exercises patience
Good communication skills
Reads and follows directions, and follows protocol

Positions currently available

Our Cat Care Team urgently needs help on Monday or Friday mornings. Are you free to help one morning a week? Please apply today to help care for our cats and kittens whilst they’re waiting for their forever home.

All applications are acknowledged, so please check your email inbox (and junk/spam folder) for a response.

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Cat Care – Food Fairy

The Food Fairy is integral to maintaining the welfare of our cats and kittens. This position starts early in the morning to ensure that all feline residents have finished eating prior to the Cat Care Team coming onsite to prepare the Adoption Rooms for the day and in readiness for any medications to be administered.

In 2022, our Cat and Dog Care Teams cared for approximately 1230 animals onsite at our Animal Centre.

Description

The GTHS Food Fairy reports to the Cat Care Coordinator and ensures that all kittens and cats in the building are fed. Other duties include topping up water, washing food dishes, tidying, record keeping as necessary and following the feeding chart accurately.

Time Commitment

1-2 hours per week. This position can start any time from 6am, for duties to be concluded by 8am. A minimum commitment of 6 months is required.

Roles and Responsibilities

Feed cats and kittens in Adoption Rooms, Lobby and Isolation / Quarantine Rooms appropriate wet food (based on dietary requirements) or remove food, as appropriate
Feed kittens / cats / sick felines in appropriate order for infection control purposes
Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when present in each Isolation / Quarantine Room
Provide fresh drinking water, dry food and wet food in clean bowls and dishes
Remove and wash dirty animal dishes
Disinfect work surfaces, as necessary
Check all kennels and cages are properly locked before leaving each room
Dispose of garbage and recyclables, as necessary
Follow appropriate protocol, policies and procedures

Qualifications

16 years of age minimum
Demonstrates understanding and passion for animal welfare
Strong work ethic
Dependable and self-motivated
Works well unsupervised
Ability to read and follow directions
Ability to follow protocol

Positions currently available

Our Cat Care Team is urgently looking for a Tuesday Food Fairy. Please apply today!

All applications are acknowledged, so please check your email inbox (and junk/spam folder) for a response.

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