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Animal Care Assistants wanted part time by non-profit bird rescue

San Antonio, TX · On-site

$12/hr

Hands-on bird handling required after extensive training. The position requires the ability to speak, read and write English. Bird experience is a plus, reliability and diligence is a must. Driver ...

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A Bird Trainer is responsible for training birds for various purposes, such as performances, educational programs, research, or rehabilitation. They use positive reinforcement techniques to teach birds behaviors like flying to a specific location, retrieving objects, or responding to commands. Bird Trainers often work in zoos, aviaries, wildlife rehabilitation centers, or entertainment venues. Their job also includes caring for the birds by feeding them, maintaining their living environments, and monitoring their health.

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A typical day for a Bird Trainer involves preparing and conducting training sessions, monitoring bird health and behavior, and maintaining enclosures. You may collaborate with veterinarians, animal caretakers, or educators to ensure each bird’s well-being and adjust training plans as needed. The role often includes public demonstrations or educational presentations if you work in zoos, aviaries, or wildlife parks. Organizational skills and flexibility are important, as schedules can vary to accommodate bird routines and facility needs. This variety makes the position both dynamic and rewarding for those passionate about animal training and welfare.

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To thrive as a Bird Trainer, you need a deep understanding of avian behavior, animal care, and training techniques, often supported by experience or coursework in animal science or zoology. Familiarity with positive reinforcement tools, training aids like perches and clickers, and, in some cases, relevant animal handling certifications are useful. Patience, keen observation, and strong communication skills help in reading birds' cues and collaborating with staff or the public. These abilities are essential for effectively shaping bird behaviors, ensuring animal welfare, and achieving successful training outcomes.

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To become a bird trainer, you typically need experience working with birds, knowledge of avian behavior, and skills in training techniques. Many trainers gain experience through volunteering, internships, or working with wildlife organizations, and some pursue certifications in animal training or avian care. A background in biology or zoology can also be beneficial.

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Animal Care Assistants wanted part time by non-profit bird rescue

San Antonio, TX • On-site

B2L House
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$12/hr

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Job description

Nonprofit special needs companion bird rescue seeks immediate help. Make a difference in birds' lives. We are urgently looking for bird lovers who can help part-time.


Various times available, please contact us for details:
- Weekdays for about 5 hrs starting at 9:30am for cage maintenance, cleaning, etc.
- Weekends for about 5hrs starting at 9:30am for cage maintenance, cleaning, feeding, etc.

- Weekdays for about 5 hrs starting at 3pm for cage maintenance, cleaning, feeding, etc.
- Evenings for 2-3 hours starting around 6pm for feeding, medication, and cleanup


Compensation is $12 per hour. Please only long term commitments, no seasonal jobs. Hands-on bird handling required after extensive training.
The position requires the ability to speak, read and write English. Bird experience is a plus, reliability and diligence is a must. Driver license and reliable transportation required. We may conduct background and reference checks. Please email your resume with a cover letter for consideration.
We are also looking for volunteers. Please contact us for details if you are interested.