Animal Advisor

**Winnipeg Humane Society - Job Posting**

Date: November 25th, 2025

Position Title: Animal Advisor & Shelter Flow Supervisor

Department: Shelter Flow

Reports To: Manager, Shelter Flow

Classification: Union

Pay Unit: $17.49 (start) Animal Advisor (Part Time)

$18.40 (start) Shelter Flow Supervisor (Part Time)

**Job Posting #2025-11-05**

40 hours/week total

Animal Advisor (32 hours/week) Tuesday - Friday 11am -7pm;
Supervisor (8 hours/week) Saturday 9am - 5pm

**Days/times of shift could vary/change**

**Start**:ASAP

**Job Posting #2025-11-06**

40 hours/week total

Animal Advisor (32 hours/week) Tuesday - Thursday 11am -7pm and Saturday 10am-6pm

Supervisor (8 hours/week) Fridays 10am - 6pm

**Days/times of shift could vary/change**

**Start**:ASAP
- **Who we are**:_
- One of the oldest registered Non-Profit charities in Manitoba funded primarily by donations and events.
- An innovative community service organization committed to protecting animals from suffering, and to promoting their welfare and dignity.
- A team of generous partners, donors, hardworking volunteers and committed staff united in the belief that every animal deserves dignity and love.
- One of the largest and more recognized animal shelter and welfare organizations in Canada.
- Always growing, changing, and adapting to meet the expectations of the community and the needs of Winnipeg’s animal population.

**Position Summary: Animal Advisor**

The Animal Advisor is responsible for receiving animals brought into the Humane Society by the public and pet owners, reuniting lost pets with owners through lost and found reports, providing information and assistance to the public, and always treating the public with the utmost respect and empathy.

**Duties and Responsibilities**:
1. Create a friendly and professional environment to enhance courteous service; ensure clean, attractive, and organized work areas

2. Intake of animals into the Humane Society

a. Vaccinate/deworm/check for tattoo/microchip, check for parasites and any health concerns and place animals into appropriate holding

b. Collect appropriate fees or request donations to assist with the care of animals

3. Process outgoing animals, including collecting appropriate fees/donations requested

a. Route calls to appropriate resources

b. Offer appropriate advice pertaining to an alternative placement, referrals and pet-related issues

c. Document call information

5. Attend to/process deceased incoming animals

a. Check for id and contact owners to notify of deceased pets

b. Assist in making appropriate final arrangements

6. Prepare, search and follow up on lost and found reports; contact potential owners to follow up on these reports

7. Prepare and attend to Check Dailies

8. Educate the public on pet-related issues, alternative placement options, relinquishment advice
- All other reasonable duties assigned by the Manager Shelter Flow and Shelter Flow Supervisor.

**Standards of Performance**:
1. Keeping the mission of the Winnipeg Humane Society in the forefront when performing job duties, as well as when representing the Winnipeg Humane Society both inside and outside of the shelter environment.

2. High standards of customer service

3. Communicate effectively with all departments, volunteers, and customers.

4. Confidentiality is maintained on all matters pertaining to The WHS.

5. Exemplary level of care provided to all animals in accordance with The Winnipeg Humane Society’s mission, policies, and practices.

6. Reliability and diligence in position.

**Accountability**:
Directly accountable to the Manager of Shelter Flow. Must be able to take direction from and work closely with the Shelter Flow Supervisor.

**Authority**:
Authority to perform all assigned duties and responsibilities within established policies and procedures.

**Interpersonal Relationships**:
Regular, daily involvement with other WHS departments, volunteers, and customers.

**Abilities, Skills & Knowledge**:

- Exemplary customer service skills and experience working with the public without judgment
- Exceptional attention to detail and accuracy when completing all tasks
- Able to handle the emotional stress of dealing with the many animals relinquished to the shelter
- Ability to handle sometimes large, unruly dogs; fractious cats; a variety of wildlife.
- Excellent problem-solving skills
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Basic knowledge of animal care, safety, & health issues
- Exceptional organizational skills
- Good Computer literacy
- Ability to work independently or as a team
- Ability to work under mínimal supervision

**Education, Training & Experience**:

- High School diploma
- More than 6 months and less than or including 12 months of experience required or
- An equivalent combination of education and/or experience.

**Position Summary: Shelter Flow Supervisor**

The Shelter Flow Supervisor oversees day to day work for the Department. The Shelter Flow Supervisor reviews