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Are you looking to spread your professional wings, or know someone who’s ready to fly? Following is a sampling of the latest opportunities from The Association’s Career Center.

And hiring managers and HR peeps, take note. Members of The Association enjoy free job listings; the cost is $150 for non-members. We see many of you posting positions in the online member communities, and here’s a reminder you have another option to reach many more potential candidates.

Veterinarian, Routt County Humane Society
Steamboat Springs, CO

This position oversees the daily operations of the Veterinary Services and Community Wellness Clinic. In addition to providing outstanding veterinary care to homeless and owned pets, the Veterinarian manages and develops staff. Especially wonderful if you love the outdoors. Requirements, comps & benefits here.

Executive Director, Seattle Humane
Bellevue, WA

The Executive Director provides leadership and strategic vision, overseeing all facets of the organization. This operationally focused role has a demonstrated track record of successful outcomes in the non-profit sector, as well as success in fundraising. Minimum 5 years of nonprofit leadership, ideally in animal welfare. Details.

Vice President for Development, Mohawk Hudson Humane Society
Menands, NY

This position provides strategic leadership for the Marketing & Development Team. The Vice President for Development works collaboratively to build on current fundraising initiatives and develop new approaches to increase support from individuals, corporations, foundations, and grants. Learn more.

Population Coordinator, SPCA of Texas
Dallas, TX

The Population Coordinator will work with operational departments to support the flow of animals within the shelter, assist in the implementation of disease control methods in the shelter environment, and maintain updated processes and procedures. The successful candidate has at least a year of animal welfare experience; PetPoint and inventory management a plus. Learn more.

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