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Working Animals Jobs in Nebraska (NOW HIRING)

At Argenta, we're more than a company - we're a global team, dedicated to healthier animals. We ... We value diversity, as a global company, we get the richness of working with different people in ...

At Argenta, we're more than a company - we're a global team, dedicated to healthier animals. We ... We value diversity, as a global company, we get the richness of working with different people in ...

At Argenta, we're more than a company -- we're a global team, dedicated to healthier animals. We ... We value diversity, as a global company, we get the richness of working with different people in ...

Our team is committed to promoting the health and well-being of animals while fostering a ... Previous experience working as a veterinary technician is required. * Strong knowledge of ...

PRODUCTION HOURLY

Omaha, NE Β· On-site

$15 - $18/hr

Unloading and segregating live animals in a humane manner and prepare for entering Harvest Floor. * Stunning animals in a humane way to enter the harvest floor. * Hide removal using dehider knives ...

PRODUCTION HOURLY

Omaha, NE Β· On-site

$14.75 - $17.75/hr

Unloading and segregating live animals in a humane manner and prepare for entering Harvest Floor. * Stunning animals in a humane way to enter the harvest floor. * Hide removal using dehider knives ...

PRODUCTION HOURLY

Omaha, NE Β· On-site

$15 - $18/hr

Unloading and segregating live animals in a humane manner and prepare for entering Harvest Floor. * Stunning animals in a humane way to enter the harvest floor. * Hide removal using dehider knives ...

PRODUCTION HOURLY

Omaha, NE Β· On-site

$15 - $18/hr

Unloading and segregating live animals in a humane manner and prepare for entering Harvest Floor. * Stunning animals in a humane way to enter the harvest floor. * Hide removal using dehider knives ...

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Working Animals information

What is a working animal?

Working animals are animals that have been trained to perform specific tasks or services for humans. These roles can include herding livestock, pulling carts or plows, providing transportation, assisting people with disabilities, performing search and rescue, or even detecting drugs and explosives. Common examples include horses, dogs, donkeys, and oxen. Working animals have played a significant role in human societies throughout history and continue to be important in many industries and communities today.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to work with working animals?

To excel as an animal trainer for working animals, you need a strong understanding of animal behavior, training techniques, and relevant animal care practices, often supported by a high school diploma or animal science coursework. Familiarity with positive reinforcement tools, clicker training systems, and animal handling equipment is typically required. Patience, clear communication, and observational skills are crucial soft skills that help build trust and ensure effective training. These competencies are vital for ensuring the safety, well-being, and optimal performance of working animals in professional settings.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals working with service or therapy animals, and how can these be managed?

Professionals who work with service or therapy animals often encounter challenges such as maintaining the animals’ training and behavior standards, ensuring their health and well-being, and fostering effective communication between the animal and handler. It’s also common to navigate public misconceptions and access issues when bringing animals into various environments. Managing these challenges involves ongoing education, regular health check-ups for the animals, and strong teamwork with both human and animal partners. Support from experienced colleagues and continuing professional development are also valuable in overcoming these daily obstacles.

What is the difference between Working Animals vs Search and Rescue Dogs?

AspectWorking AnimalsSearch and Rescue Dogs
Required CredentialsBasic training, certifications vary by taskAdvanced training, certifications in search and rescue techniques
Work EnvironmentFarms, farms, urban areas, specialized environmentsDisaster sites, wilderness, urban search zones
Employer & IndustryAgriculture, transportation, service industriesEmergency services, rescue organizations

Working Animals encompass a broad range of animals trained for various tasks across industries, while Search and Rescue Dogs are specifically trained to locate missing persons in disaster or wilderness scenarios. Both roles require specialized training, but Search and Rescue Dogs undergo more intensive certification processes and operate primarily in emergency environments. Understanding these differences helps clarify their unique functions and training requirements.

What careers let you work with working animals?

Careers involving working animals include roles such as animal trainer, equine veterinarian, livestock handler, search and rescue dog handler, and zoo keeper. These jobs often require specialized training, certifications, and hands-on experience working directly with animals in various environments like farms, shelters, or training facilities.

What are popular job titles related to Working Animals jobs in Nebraska?

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What cities in Nebraska are hiring for Working Animals jobs?

Cities in Nebraska with the most Working Animals job openings:

Infographic showing various Working Animals job openings in Nebraska as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 78% Full Time, 18% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 86% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution.

Mixed Animal Veterinarian, Tecumseh, NE

Tecumseh, NE β€’ On-site

$80K/yr

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 15 days ago


Job description

Email Gabriella.Villanueva@yourvetpartner.com to learn more!

Position: Mixed Animal Associate Veterinarian
Location:
Tecumseh Animal Clinic / Adams Animal Care - Tecumseh, NE / Adams, NE
Check us out: https://tecumsehanimal.com/

Join a Team that Values Relationships, Flexibility & Community Care!

Tecumseh Animal Clinic, located in Tecumseh, Nebraska, is excited to welcome a new Mixed Animal Veterinarian to our laid-back, close-knit team. Our practice is deeply rooted in the local farming and ranching community, where relationships with clients and their animals are at the heart of everything we do. We take pride in offering flexible, compassionate care, always working to meet clients where they are. If you're passionate about mixed animal practice, building lasting relationships, and working in a collaborative environment, we’d love to hear from you!

About Us – Two Hospitals, One Team

Tecumseh Animal Clinic has been a trusted practice in the Tecumseh community for years. Our clients are more than just customersβ€”they’re like family. We understand that veterinary care needs to be accessible and practical, so we work with our clients to provide personalized treatment options that respect both their financial and animal care needs.

We operate as a dual-hospital team alongside our sister clinic, Adams Animal Care, located just 20 minutes away in Adams, NE. Our three veterinarians rotate between both clinics, offering a diverse caseload that includes small animals, large animals, and even exotics, something you won’t find at many other practices in the area.

At Tecumseh Animal Clinic, no two days are the same. Some days are small-animal focused, while others involve farm calls and large animal work. We also offer on-site large animal services, including a heated back area and a hydraulic chute to improve safety and efficiency when handling livestock.

Hospital Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8am - 5pm - Wednesday: 8am - 7pm - Saturday: 8am - 12pm - Sunday: Closed
Daily Lunch from 12pm - 1pm
Rotating weekend schedule and on-call emergency shifts

Our hospital is equipped with:

  • Digital X-ray
  • Diagnostic lab machines
  • Large & Small Animal Ultrasound
  • VetScan Imagyst
  • Gas anesthesia
  • ProVet Cloud-based Software – Flexibility to chart at home
  • Heated back area for large animals
  • Hydraulic chute for livestock handling
What Makes Us Stand Out

At Tecumseh Animal Clinic, we offer a unique dual-hospital experience, allowing veterinarians to rotate between Tecumseh and Adams Animal Care for a diverse and engaging caseload. From small animals to farm calls, exotics to equine, this role provides endless learning opportunities in a supportive and mentorship-driven environment. Our commitment to client relationships, flexible care, and a team-based culture makes us a standout practice for veterinarians who want variety, mentorship, and a close-knit community.

Your Role & Opportunities

We’re seeking a Mixed Animal Veterinarian who has experience or interest in equine care, surgery, and general practice. If you’re a new graduate, we’re open to helping you grow your skills in these areas as well. This position offers a diverse caseload, including small animals, large animals, and equine patients, allowing you to expand your expertise and provide care across a wide range of species.

Requirements

Responsibilities 

As an Associate Veterinarian, your role will include: 

  • Performing thorough physical examinations and diagnostics. 
  • Developing and implementing treatment plans. 
  • Conducting surgical procedures and dental care. 
  • Educating clients on preventive health care and nutrition. 
  • Collaborating with our skilled veterinary team to ensure the best outcomes for patients. 

Qualifications 

  • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM): Degree from an accredited institution. 
  • Licensure: Active and in good standing to practice in Washington. 
  • Experience: Open to recent graduates and experienced veterinarians; mentorship is available. 
  • Skills: Strong diagnostic, surgical, and communication abilities, with a passion for patient care and teamwork. 

Benefits

Compensation, Perks & More
  • Salary: $80k+ 20% Production
  • No Negative Accrual
  • Sign-On Bonus: $5,000 to welcome you as a full-time DVM
  • Retention Bonus: $5,000 after 1st year
  • 3 Weeks PTO
  • Equity with Ownership
  • Generous Benefits Package: Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance
  • Relocation Assistance: $5,000 to make your move seamless
  • Professional Growth: Annual CE allowance of $2,000, 3 days CE-specific paid time off, and access to MentorVet Leap
  • 401(k) + Matching: 100% on the first 3%, plus 50% match on the next 3%
  • Practice both General Practice and Urgent Care
  • Opportunity to work with Small, Large, and Equine
  • Personalized, 1-on-1 Mentorship
  • Licenses, Dues & Memberships: Paid in full
The Area

Tecumseh is a true rural community, surrounded by farmland, ranches and wide-open spaces. As a small-town, Tecumseh is home to hardworking farmers, ranchers, and families who value strong relationships. The town itself has a charming and down-to-earth atmosphere with local diners, and a welcoming community. While Tecumseh offers a quiet, country lifestyle, it’s also within 45 minutes of Lincoln, where you’ll find shopping, entertainment, and city conveniences. For those who love the outdoors, there are horse trails, hunting areas, and open spaces to explore. If you enjoy true small-town living while still having access to larger city amenities, Tecumseh is a fantastic place to call home.

About Associated Veterinary Partners (AVP)

Tecumseh Animal Clinic is proudly partnered with Associated Veterinary Partners (AVP), a vet-founded and operated network that prioritizes clinical autonomy and long-term success over short-term profits. Unlike many corporate groups, AVP is not private equity-backed, ensuring that you and your patients come first.

As a proud supporter of Not One More Vet (NOMV), AVP is committed to promoting mental health, wellness, and professional growth in the veterinary field.

Ready to join a practice that values support, growth, and connection? Apply today and take the next step in your rewarding veterinary career at Tecumseh Animal Clinic!

New Graduates and Experienced Veterinarians are welcome to apply! Email Gabriella.Villanueva@yourvetpartner.com to learn more!