Position Overview: To use good customer service skills in working with Adopters throughout the adoption process and place animals available for adoption into loving homes. Have a love for animals and the adoption process. Be able to process all adoption paperwork thru all stages. Work with animals, customers and volunteers in a professional, friendly manner. |
Principal Duties and Responsibilities: - Greet Visitors and help them throughout the sign in and adoption process
- Answer phone calls, check messages and respond to emails in the Adoption Department mailbox daily
- Take photos of new animals as they arrive in the Adoption Department, download and place in Pet Point under animal
- Make kennel cards and place on proper kennel of animals
- Place animal paperwork in proper cabanas and kennel room binders
- Check inventory weekly on available animals for adoption
- Clean kennel cards, along with adopted, stray hold, project dog stickers
- Help customers bring in donations then complete, sign and copy donation receipt
- Move dogs & cats to service center, clinic, kennels or recovery area
- Recognize when an animal is sick and inform Adoption Manager, email clinic so that they may be checked quickly and spread of disease or illness is kept to a minimum
- Go over and explain the Adoption Application with potential adopters and verify all information on application is correct and true
- Process animal and potential adopters paperwork in Pet Point and AVI systems throughout the surgery, exit exam, illness and adoption process
- Handle meet n greets with adopters and our animals & meet n greets with adopter’s dogs and HHS dog(s)
- Be able to explain adoption paperwork and medical chart on adopted animals and direct them to the clinic for rabies tag and dewormer
- Enter surgery notes into AVI on animals
- Select animals for Pet of the Day, TV, U-tube video or slide show
- Make sure doors are unlocked at 11:00 am and locked at close of day
- Go over outcome paperwork with Adopter and collect adoption fee
- Clean up after animals when necessary
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