Chief Investigator
Leads team of rescue and investigation officers in a fast-paced environment to enforce and educate the community about animal-related laws. Must have demonstrated staff management and supervisory team leadership experience of at least 3 years. Serves as key liaison with Prosecutor’s office, State and County enforcement agencies and other senior leadership positions involving animal welfare. Serves as media spokesperson on high profile cases and must be highly skilled in working with a broad spectrum of the public from neighborhood boards to Oahu residents involved in animal-related issues. Must have proven mediation, education, excellent interpersonal and training skills. Must be highly organized, strong writer and meticulous in leading team to prepare court cases, evidence collection and securing convictions. Our field services team walks the line between education and enforcement and must make quality judgment calls about when to employ either for the benefit of animals. This candidate must be highly adaptable, analytical, and compassionate with excellent judgment.
Shelter Behavior Program Coordinator
Lead volunteer-based programs that enrich behavioral health of shelter animals. Preferred qualification include shelter experience and/or education bachelor of science in animal behavior and certifications in pet training and behavior counseling. Must have two to four years of experience training dogs and two years of experience teaching owners. Must have equally excellent people leadership skills in recruitment, development and retention of an essential volunteer corps.
Manager of Annual Giving
Responsible for overseeing the annual fundraising program for the Hawaiian Humane Society including a robust direct mail program, management of data base and all other aspects of annual giving. Acts as a spokesperson for the organization as needed at public speaking and outside events. Assists Director of Development with grant writing, capital campaign, production of special events, meetings and meeting arrangements.
Minimum qualifications: Bachelor’s degree required, 1-3 years in non-profit fundraising, high level of proficiency in Raiser’s Edge data base program and all its functions. Our successful candidate will have previous supervisory experience, strong communication, interpersonal and motivational skills and be able to work in fast-paced environment while managing multiple projects effectively. This is a full-time position with some evening and weekend work.
Accounting Specialist
Responsible for accounting support for Finance Office, day-to-day activities of Neuter Now Program, and coordination of City & County dog licenses. Minimum of 2 years accounting experience required with 2 year Associates Degree. Four-year degree preferred. Requires a high degree of mathematical ability, attention to detail, and high proficiency in Excel and other Windows-based programs. Good customer service skills required for dealing with public.
Adoptions Representative – Part-Time
Rehomes adoptions animals by facilitating successful matches of people and pets, hosting offsite adoptions events, quality customer service and adoptions advice. Assists public with lost and found services. Sales of dog licensing, neuter now certificates and/or other retail sales. Position serves as adoptions advisor, off-site adoptions support, pet lost and found, and customer care.
Must be self-motivated and able to work independently and as a team equally successfully with proven communication, collaboration and customer service. Must be able to maintain professionalism, composure and compassion in emotionally charged situations and able to resolve conflicts effectively. Must be able to perform physically rigorous work, stand for long periods of time and able to lift 50 pounds. Must have no limitations to prevent handling or working with animals.
Email resume to: mmalta@hawaiianhumane.org.
Veterinary Technician - Full-Time
Full-time veterinary technician position available. Individual to perform assessment, selection, and healthcare of all animals and provides technical support for veterinary services including sterilization surgeries and medical treatment. General handling and knowledge of variety of animal species, behaviors, general physical needs, common diseases, and medical conditions. Experience required.
General knowledge of routine veterinary needs of variety of animal species and ability to perform routine and emergency treatment. General knowledge of veterinary surgical operations, monitoring, preparation, and equipment including drugs and instruments. Customer service skills including telephone operation and etiquette. Clear and legible writing skills. Ability to work under pressure and without direct supervision. Knowledge of computer input skills. Must agree with and be committed to Society goals, objectives, and programs.
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Ensure your cover letter clearly indicates the position you are applying for and highlights your work experience that addresses the requested qualifications and any animal-related volunteering or work experience you may have.
Email your resume to hhs@hawaiianhumane.org.
Or mail to:
Hawaiian Humane Society
2700 Waialae Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Or fax to: 955-6034
No phone calls please.