Santa Barbara Humane is seeking part-time seasonal Kennel Technicians . Responsibilities include providing daily animal care to shelter animals and performing shelter operational support duties, such kennel sanitation, laundry, and washing dishes. Early morning and late afternoon weekday and weekend shifts available.
Complete job description and apply at SBHumane.org/careers. No calls, please.
Physical Requirements: Must be able to stand, walk, sit, talk, hear and see, stoop, bend, squat, kneel, grasp, put fingers together firmly and reach above and below shoulder level and lift; push, lift or pull 50 pounds for situations of restraining or moving animals and lifting supplies, materials and equipment; Repetitively use hands to move animals around and operate computers; Flex the neck upward and downward; twist the neck and the waist; Specific vision abilities required are close and mid-range vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, and ability to focus; Appropriately and humanely restrain cats and dogs; control dogs on a leash; work with a variety of animals in multiple settings both in and out of the clinic/shelter; Be able to tolerate extended work periods of 8 hours of performing moderately strenuous activities, standing, lifting, stretching and bending; Work in an environment with daily changes in indoor and outdoor climates; May require long hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, to ensure the shelter’s operation and address emergencies or issues outside of regular working hours. Please note: Reasonable accommodation may be provided to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Mental and Emotional Resilience: This position involves direct exposure to animals in various conditions, including those who may be injured, sick, neglected, or in distress, etc. Employees may also be required to interact with members of the public during emotionally charged or sensitive situations. As a result, the role necessitates a high level of mental and emotional resilience to effectively perform duties, maintain professional judgment, and provide compassionate care.
