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You'll also connect with the public, animal control officers, rescue groups, and other organizations to make a difference every day. If you're dependable, unafraid of a little mess, and dedicated to ...

We are also so proud of our work with Waco Humane Society and Fuzzy Friend Animal Rescue! This is an ideal opportunity for experienced veterinarians and new grads alike. No on-call or emergency hours ...

You'll also connect with the public, animal control officers, rescue groups, and other organizations to make a difference every day. If you're dependable, unafraid of a little mess, and dedicated to ...

Animal Control Officer

Pecos, TX · On-site

$37K - $49K/yr

Officers may also have to investigate and rescue animals in fight rings. This includes taking animals involved in fighting and baiting animals away from the environment and into a safe place.Animal ...

Officers may also have to investigate and rescue animals in fight rings. This includes taking animals involved in fighting and baiting animals away from the environment and into a safe place. Animal ...

Animal Control Officer

Pecos, TX · On-site

$37K - $49K/yr

Officers may also have to investigate and rescue animals in fight rings. This includes taking animals involved in fighting and baiting animals away from the environment and into a safe place. Animal ...

Officers may also have to investigate and rescue animals in fight rings. This includes taking animals involved in fighting and baiting animals away from the environment and into a safe place. Animal ...

Animal Services Division Manager SUMMARY: Responsible for performing activities related to ... Works with the general public and rescue/humane organizations to re-home animals from the shelter ...

Assists with coordination and communication with rescue partners and citizens. * Regular and timely ... Follow the mission of the Municipal Animal Services. * Thorough knowledge of the Municipal Animal ...

The organization is distinguished by the scrappiness of its grassroots, non-traditional community-based animal rescue work. The organization continues to innovate best practices to save lives and ...

The organization is distinguished by the scrappiness of its grassroots, non-traditional community-based animal rescue work. The organization continues to innovate best practices to save lives and ...

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What is the difference between Animal Rescue Animal Rescue vs Animal Shelter Worker?

AspectAnimal Rescue Animal RescueAnimal Shelter Worker
CertificationsFirst aid, animal handling, rescue certificationsAnimal care, shelter management certifications
Work EnvironmentField rescues, outdoor environments, emergency situationsIndoor shelter facilities, daily animal care
Employer & IndustryRescue organizations, NGOs, emergency servicesMunicipal shelters, private animal shelters
Search & Comparison IntentRescue operations, emergency animal careAnimal care, shelter work, adoption services

Animal Rescue Animal Rescue focuses on rescuing animals from emergencies and outdoor environments, often requiring specialized certifications and fieldwork. Animal Shelter Worker typically involves caring for animals within shelter facilities, with a focus on daily care and adoption processes. Both roles are vital in animal welfare but differ mainly in work environment and specific responsibilities.

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Job description

The SPCA of East Texas (SPCA ETX), a community animal rescue nonprofit in East Texas, is seeking a dedicated full-time licensed veterinarian to join our team and serve as the medical director for its largest program, Snippet Clinic. The Medical Director/Veterinarian will provide medical and surgical care to the SPCA program animals (canine and feline), high–volume spay and neuter services to public and SPCA animals, and wellness clinics (primarily vaccinations and prevention) open to the public. This position is supported by an experienced team of highly qualified veterinary technicians in both wellness services and surgery.

Medical Director Essential Duties and Responsibilities
  • Establish and refine medical protocols, driving continuous improvement in the quality of care.
  • Stay up to date with new medical information and changes in veterinary medicine and attend Continuing Education meetings.
  • Collaborate in Clinic recruitment and staff development, nurturing a culture of learning and advancement.
  • Assists in the hiring of any additional approved Veterinarians to ensure they provide quality and safe care to the SPCA of ET program animals and the public animals.
  • Oversee part-time, full-time and contract vet professionals when they are utilized in the Clinic. Oversee the educational needs of any part-time Relief/contract Veterinarians to ensure care is provided in a safe manner.
  • Assist in the development of the Veterinary team to ensure the delivery of the highest quality care and exceptional client service.
  • Works Collaboratively with the Clinic Coordinator and the SPCA – ET Executive Director in shelter and public clinic operations.
  • Provide direction, education and support to staff Veterinarians that are providing care to the SPCA ET program animals and the public.
  • Develop and manage preventative shelter medicine and disease protocols.
  • Follows SPCA Euthanasia policy and advises and performs euthanasia only when medically appropriate for SPCA program animals.
  • Maintain DEA licensure of self and employed/contracted Veterinary professionals. Follow all regulations set forth by the DEA.
  • Manage records of controlled substances for self and oversight of any relief/contract Veterinarians.
  • Ensure appropriate medication is administered by Veterinary Technical staff as directed. Oversight of controlled substance practices to ensure diversion does not occur.
  • Perform high volume spay and neuter surgeries for the SPCA – ET’s cats and dogs in their program.
  • Provide veterinary care, including medical examinations, diagnostics, care, monitoring, and treatment.
  • Provide Wellness services including Vaccinations and Prevention.
  • Issue USDA Health certificates for SPCA- ET program animals that are designated to go on Transport to the other rescues in the United States.
  • Perform approved medical and surgical procedures for the SPCA of ET program pets in a way that will deliver the highest quality of care while minimizing patient stress and discomfort. Examples may include dentals, amputations, enucleations, mass removal, if skilled in that area of need.
  • Perform high volume physical examinations and provide wellness services such as vaccinations, preventative care, and lab work.
  • Records information pertaining to animal examinations in a timely and accurate manner.
  • Perform high-volume Spay and Neuter surgeries for our scheduled community canine and feline pets.
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