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Animal Care Technician

Actalent

Posted Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Posting ID: JP-005182383

Jonesburg, MO
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Kennel Technician

  • 6 months or more of animal care experience in a veterinary environment, kennel, or shelter

Job Description

Join our team as an Animal Care Technician, where you will contribute to enhancing the palatability of pet food. This role involves working directly with cats and dogs, ensuring their well-being, and maintaining a clean and organized facility. You will not be required to interact with customers, focusing solely on animal care.


Responsibilities

  • Maintain kennels and facility areas.
  • Ensure the facility is organized, sanitized, and free of odors.
  • Feed cats and dogs on schedule.
  • Ensure animals have access to clean water.
  • Use provided pet toys to play and socialize with animals.
  • Bathe and groom animals.
  • Prepare pet food for scheduled feedings.
  • Weigh leftover food and dispose of it accordingly.
  • Maintain documentation on dogs and cats and update this information as needed.
  • Foster a supportive and collaborative environment.
  • Provide exceptional animal care.

Essential Skills

  • Animal research
  • Animal handling
  • Animal science
  • Experience with large groups of animals
  • Ability to lift up to 40 pounds
  • H.S. Diploma required
  • 6 months or more of animal care experience in a veterinary environment, kennel, or shelter


Compensation:$42120

Contact Information

Email: jmorelan@actalentservices.com

The company is an equal opportunity employer and will consider all applications without regards to race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information or any characteristic protected by law.
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