How much does the Nebraska Humane Society pay?
How much does the Nebraska Humane Society pay?
Nebraska Humane Society Salaries
| Job Title | Salary |
|---|---|
| Animal Welfare Assistant salaries – 1 salaries reported | $12/hr |
| Adoption Coordinator salaries – 1 salaries reported | $11/hr |
| Customer Service Representative salaries – 1 salaries reported | $13/hr |
| Veterinary Technician salaries – 1 salaries reported | $36,851/yr |
What age does the Nebraska Humane Society hire?
Because Nebraska’s legal age to sign a contract is 19, we ask that all adopters are at least 19 years old.
Is Nebraska Humane Society a nonprofit?
The Nebraska Humane Society is a private non-profit corporation that relies on private donations. We do not receive tax dollars, nor do we receive any portion of dues or donations paid to national animal welfare agencies.
Who is in charge of the Nebraska Humane Society?
Nancy Hintz
May 17, 2016: The Nebraska Humane Society board of directors has announced the appointment of Nancy Hintz as its new president and CEO, following the announcement in December, 2015 by current president and CEO, Judy Varner, of her retirement.
Does Nebraska Humane Society drug test?
As part of its program to provide a safe and healthy work environment, the Nebraska Humane Society may ask you to take a drug test for a position for which you have received a conditional offer of employment. Refusal to consent to a drug test or back screen/physical examination may result in denial of employment.
What is included when you adopt a dog?
Adoption fees include vaccinations, spaying/neutering and microchipping for dogs, cats and rabbits; and the first year City of LA license fee for dogs. The Animal Shelters accept payment by cash, check, or credit card (name on credit card must match the name on the photo identification).
Does Nebraska Humane Society euthanize?
The Nebraska Humane Society does perform euthanasia for any animal surrendered to us, who comes through our doors beyond our help. But we don’t have the resources to provide private euthanasia, with owners present. With that in mind, we encourage all pet owners to work with their veterinarian on euthanasia decisions.
How is the Nebraska Humane Society funded?
How we are funded. We rely on donations from annual donors who include individuals, corporations and foundations to fund the cost of sheltering tens of thousands of animals, our animal medical program, animal care facilities, adoption counseling, pet training and our behavior modification program, The Molly Project.
How many dogs can you own in Nebraska?
Please note: Omaha residents may apply for a pet avocation permit which allows up to 5 dogs and up to 6 cats – but no more than 8 pets total.
Can you bury your pet in your yard Nebraska?
Nebraska. Pet burial is allowed on your property in Nebraska as long as the pet is buried 5 feet underground and at least 500ft away from any water wells.
How does the Humane Society help animals?
Through a number of diverse programs, The Humane Society supports responsible pet ownership and encourages eliminating cruelty in trapping and hunting. It advocates animal protection legislation. The HSUS works to educate, advocate, and protect animals in a variety of ways.
