Description
At Ward's Dog Training, you'll be part of a team that's passionate about creating a nurturing environment for dogs and their families. As a Kennel Tech, you'll play an essential role in our mission, providing daily care and attention to our furry friends. Your day will be filled with activities like feeding, cleaning, and exercising dogs, ensuring each one remains healthy and happy. We value dependability, compassion, and skill in handling dogs of all sizes, and we're committed to maintaining a clean and positive environment.
You'll have the opportunity to grow both personally and professionally, with the freedom to flex your organizational skills and creative energy in a supportive, dynamic workplace. At Ward's, your voice matters, and you'll actively contribute to building systems and processes that shape our company's future. We believe in investing in our team, offering personal development and career advancement opportunities. Join us, and together, let's make a meaningful impact on the lives of our canine companions.
Responsibilities
• Provide daily care and attention to our canine guests, ensuring their well-being and happiness.
• Maintain a clean and safe environment by regularly cleaning kennels, play areas, and common spaces.
• Feed and administer medications to dogs according to specific instructions, ensuring each dog's dietary needs are met.
• Exercise dogs through walks and playtime, promoting their physical health and mental stimulation.
• Monitor the health and behavior of dogs, promptly reporting any concerns to the management team.
• Assist in training sessions by supporting trainers and reinforcing positive behaviors with our furry friends.
• Communicate effectively with team members and pet owners, fostering a collaborative and supportive atmosphere for all involved parties.
Qualifications
• Must be 18 or above
• 1+ year experience as Kennel Tech preferred, but not required
• This position requires the ability to stand and bend for long periods of time and lift 40 or more pounds.
• Graduated from high school, received a GED, or equivalent