Humane Agent
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2 Norwalk, OH Norwalk, OH Part-time Part-time $14 - $15 an hour $14 - $15 an hour Humane Agent for Huron County Huron County OH is seeking a Humane Agent- Our ideal candidate must love animals, have a passion for animal welfare, and work well with a team
Qualifications:
Have earned a High School Diploma or Equivalent Have and Maintain a valid Ohio Drivers License and be insurable for the shelter vehicles Successfully pass a back-ground check and drug check Successfully complete State mandated Humane Agent training course, and work towards National Animal Cruelty Investigation Certification Prefer background in criminal justice, social work, or related field.
Job Duties/
Responsibilities:
Serves as a court-approved humane society agent and law enforcement representative for the Humane Society in the prevention of cruelty and neglect to animals as defined by Ohio Revised Code Chapter 959.
Conducts investigations and assists in providing animal welfare education/awareness to the general public.
Provides quality and ethical animal and people care in accordance with the Humane Society's mission, goal and management philosophy.
Essential Job Functions Conducts effective humane investigations.
Educates the pet owning public on the responsibility, care, and humane treatment of animals in accordance with city and state laws.
Effectively identifies need for education vs.
animal seizure.
Conducts investigations of Ohio Revised Code Chapter 959 violations in accordance with the requirements of the law and legal proceedings.
Follows up on notices that have been served to ensure compliance or issue summons for cases in violation of the state animal cruelty laws.
Maintains evidence and court documents for cases requiring prosecution.
Testifies in court.
Interfaces with animal control representatives and other law enforcement personnel.
Maintains confidential information regarding investigations and other Humane Society operations.
Safely handles and provides proper care to animals Assesses proper handling of cases based on knowledge of animal breeds, husbandry needs, and care standards.
Observes, appropriately identifies, and responds to animal's behavior and characteristics in order to take proper actions for the safety of the animal, self, and all others directly involved.
Assures safe and proper handling of animals is always maintained.
Recognizes the presence of disease and/or injury and utilizes proper disease control measures in resolving cases and handling animals safely and humanely.
Communicates pertinent information to staff and monitors progress of impounded animals according to Humane Society's policies and procedures.
Responds to reports and calls about animals requiring assistance in a timely manner Responds to reports and phone calls and conducts on-site investigations within 24 hours to determine the validity of the report and appropriate disposition.
Accurately prioritizes cases by level of urgency.
Utilizes appropriate tactics to resolve cases including potentially violent situations.
Always maintains a professional demeanor.
Fulfills requirements of a humane agent under Ohio law as a mandated reporter for child abuse and neglect by notifying social services/child welfare agencies of potential concerns.
Refers complainants to appropriate outside agencies for situations that do not appear to be violations of O.
R.
C.
Chapter 959.
Accurately documents and reports all call response and humane investigations case activity in a timely manner.
Produces and maintains timely, clear, complete, accurate written investigation logs and reports.
Accurately and completely enters case information into the case database in a timely manner.
Accurately utilizes forms and notices to assure successful prosecution if necessary.
Appropriately uses audio, video, and still camera equipment in the collection of evidence.
Collects, maintains, secures and documents evidence for cases in accordance with departmental policy and procedure and the law.
Assists with written daily, weekly, monthly and annual reports.
Performs administrative functions to support humane investigations work Answers phones, returns phone calls and records accurate information.
Responds to email requests and reports promptly.
Maintains library of educational materials and utilizes resources available in the department, including Cole Directory, Assessor's Check, Map information, etc.
Assists in maintaining supplies required for the department.
Maintains orderly files.
Attend monthly Shelter Board meetings with reports as requested Performs client service and public education With supervisory approval, may give presentations, serve as a representative for the department at various Humane Society events, and take individuals on educational, investigative ride-alongs.
Promptly notifies supervisor of high-profile situations and/or potential media case.
Refers all media requests to Board.
Actively supports and works cooperatively and collaboratively with other staff, department managers, and volunteers.
Proactively provides relevant information on animals and cases.
Treats animals and people with respect, empathy, and kindness.
Listens and responds to the needs of people who surrender animals to us, use our programs and services, support us, work and volunteer for us, and to other animal welfare organizations that turn to us for help.
Performs all responsibilities with utmost honesty, integrity, and professionalism.
Ensures humane investigations vehicles, equipment, and supplies are maintained and ready to provide safe, productive, high quality animal care and handling.
Operates Humane Society vehicles in accordance with the law.
Utilizes Humane Society vehicles strictly for the performance of job duties.
Maintains equipment, tools and appliances in good working order and reports any malfunction, loss, or breakage immediately.
Performs other duties as assigned including but not limited to:
Informs supervisor of special needs cases for potential public relations or direct mail pieces.
Takes immediate action to correct/report safety hazards; follows safety guidelines at all times.
Attends staff and community meetings as assigned.
Performs euthanasia (if certified) of Humane Society animals as assigned.
Benefits:
Pay:
$15.
00 per hour Flexible schedule Part-Time approximately 20-30 hours per week:
(dependent upon case load, with occasional after-hours emergency calls) Paid vacation time (Based on length of employment) Professional development training assistance Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
$14.
00 - $15.
00 per hour Expected hours:
20 - 30 per week Schedule:
Day shift Evening shift Holidays Monday to Friday On call Weekends as needed Education:
High school or equivalent (Required) License/Certification:
Driver's License (Required) Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
2 Norwalk, OH Norwalk, OH Part-time Part-time $14 - $15 an hour $14 - $15 an hour Humane Agent for Huron County Huron County OH is seeking a Humane Agent- Our ideal candidate must love animals, have a passion for animal welfare, and work well with a team
Qualifications:
Have earned a High School Diploma or Equivalent Have and Maintain a valid Ohio Drivers License and be insurable for the shelter vehicles Successfully pass a back-ground check and drug check Successfully complete State mandated Humane Agent training course, and work towards National Animal Cruelty Investigation Certification Prefer background in criminal justice, social work, or related field.
Job Duties/
Responsibilities:
Serves as a court-approved humane society agent and law enforcement representative for the Humane Society in the prevention of cruelty and neglect to animals as defined by Ohio Revised Code Chapter 959.
Conducts investigations and assists in providing animal welfare education/awareness to the general public.
Provides quality and ethical animal and people care in accordance with the Humane Society's mission, goal and management philosophy.
Essential Job Functions Conducts effective humane investigations.
Educates the pet owning public on the responsibility, care, and humane treatment of animals in accordance with city and state laws.
Effectively identifies need for education vs.
animal seizure.
Conducts investigations of Ohio Revised Code Chapter 959 violations in accordance with the requirements of the law and legal proceedings.
Follows up on notices that have been served to ensure compliance or issue summons for cases in violation of the state animal cruelty laws.
Maintains evidence and court documents for cases requiring prosecution.
Testifies in court.
Interfaces with animal control representatives and other law enforcement personnel.
Maintains confidential information regarding investigations and other Humane Society operations.
Safely handles and provides proper care to animals Assesses proper handling of cases based on knowledge of animal breeds, husbandry needs, and care standards.
Observes, appropriately identifies, and responds to animal's behavior and characteristics in order to take proper actions for the safety of the animal, self, and all others directly involved.
Assures safe and proper handling of animals is always maintained.
Recognizes the presence of disease and/or injury and utilizes proper disease control measures in resolving cases and handling animals safely and humanely.
Communicates pertinent information to staff and monitors progress of impounded animals according to Humane Society's policies and procedures.
Responds to reports and calls about animals requiring assistance in a timely manner Responds to reports and phone calls and conducts on-site investigations within 24 hours to determine the validity of the report and appropriate disposition.
Accurately prioritizes cases by level of urgency.
Utilizes appropriate tactics to resolve cases including potentially violent situations.
Always maintains a professional demeanor.
Fulfills requirements of a humane agent under Ohio law as a mandated reporter for child abuse and neglect by notifying social services/child welfare agencies of potential concerns.
Refers complainants to appropriate outside agencies for situations that do not appear to be violations of O.
R.
C.
Chapter 959.
Accurately documents and reports all call response and humane investigations case activity in a timely manner.
Produces and maintains timely, clear, complete, accurate written investigation logs and reports.
Accurately and completely enters case information into the case database in a timely manner.
Accurately utilizes forms and notices to assure successful prosecution if necessary.
Appropriately uses audio, video, and still camera equipment in the collection of evidence.
Collects, maintains, secures and documents evidence for cases in accordance with departmental policy and procedure and the law.
Assists with written daily, weekly, monthly and annual reports.
Performs administrative functions to support humane investigations work Answers phones, returns phone calls and records accurate information.
Responds to email requests and reports promptly.
Maintains library of educational materials and utilizes resources available in the department, including Cole Directory, Assessor's Check, Map information, etc.
Assists in maintaining supplies required for the department.
Maintains orderly files.
Attend monthly Shelter Board meetings with reports as requested Performs client service and public education With supervisory approval, may give presentations, serve as a representative for the department at various Humane Society events, and take individuals on educational, investigative ride-alongs.
Promptly notifies supervisor of high-profile situations and/or potential media case.
Refers all media requests to Board.
Actively supports and works cooperatively and collaboratively with other staff, department managers, and volunteers.
Proactively provides relevant information on animals and cases.
Treats animals and people with respect, empathy, and kindness.
Listens and responds to the needs of people who surrender animals to us, use our programs and services, support us, work and volunteer for us, and to other animal welfare organizations that turn to us for help.
Performs all responsibilities with utmost honesty, integrity, and professionalism.
Ensures humane investigations vehicles, equipment, and supplies are maintained and ready to provide safe, productive, high quality animal care and handling.
Operates Humane Society vehicles in accordance with the law.
Utilizes Humane Society vehicles strictly for the performance of job duties.
Maintains equipment, tools and appliances in good working order and reports any malfunction, loss, or breakage immediately.
Performs other duties as assigned including but not limited to:
Informs supervisor of special needs cases for potential public relations or direct mail pieces.
Takes immediate action to correct/report safety hazards; follows safety guidelines at all times.
Attends staff and community meetings as assigned.
Performs euthanasia (if certified) of Humane Society animals as assigned.
Benefits:
Pay:
$15.
00 per hour Flexible schedule Part-Time approximately 20-30 hours per week:
(dependent upon case load, with occasional after-hours emergency calls) Paid vacation time (Based on length of employment) Professional development training assistance Job Type:
Part-time Pay:
$14.
00 - $15.
00 per hour Expected hours:
20 - 30 per week Schedule:
Day shift Evening shift Holidays Monday to Friday On call Weekends as needed Education:
High school or equivalent (Required) License/Certification:
Driver's License (Required) Work Location:
In person.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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