Work at Joybound

Here at Joybound, we share a passion for animals and a commitment to transforming their lives – as well as the lives of the people who love them. Every one of our programs is committed to ensuring other animal lovers have access to the amazing joy and connection brought by pets. 

From our teams working for the physical and behavioral success of animals entering our shelter to our pet family support and community solutions programming, we turn our passion into a force for good every day throughout the entire organization. And a recent Joybound employee engagement survey revealed that an overwhelming number of our team members feel proud of the work they do.

Working at Joybound isn’t just a job; it’s a calling. And when passion meets purpose, we are inspired to go the extra mile. And, the daily sight of wagging tails, thundering purrs and smiling faces remind us how much our work matters.

Joybound’s leadership team is committed to creating a positive work environment that values diverse points of view. If you’re ready to join a team that values compassion, innovation, and growth, (and you’re not afraid of a little fur on you), it’s time to take the leap to a rewarding new career and apply today.

Work Details

Joybound People & Pets is an equal-opportunity employer committed to the diversity of our staff, and we strongly encourage all qualified candidates to apply.

We are open seven days a week. Some departments work weekday business hours, while others have varied schedules. If you accept a position working directly with animals, holiday coverage is required on a rotating basis.

Benefits

Along with a competitive pay scale for the animal wellness industry, employees gain personal satisfaction from making a difference in the lives of animals and people.

Departments & Positions

Because of our wide breadth of programming, we have a variety of departments that could use your professional talents. This includes animal care, veterinary services, adoptions, dog/cat behavior, social services, youth programming, community engagement, development, human resources, and much more!

Positions working directly with animals may require physical work including bending and lifting, and exposure to animal waste. Detailed requirements for each position can be found in the individual job descriptions.