Join Our Team
A career with HBSPCAÂ is a joint commitment to our business and our animals. We champion innovative programs across our community, and we're always moving fast.
We're looking for strategic thinkers, animal lovers, and get-it-done teammates, to help us build the next decade of our Animal Welfare Charity.
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We have a staunch commitment to ensure that we always prioritize pets first, aiming to deliver unrivalled care for both owned and unowned animals. 


Your passion and commitment to our shared cause will rejuvenate our mission daily. We look forward to learning more about you through the application process.
Warm Regards,Â

We're Currently Looking For...
Position
Pet Health Clinic Coordinator
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Type of Role
Full Time
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Hours
Monday - Friday 9am-5pm with some evenings and weekends as needed
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Location
245 Dartnall Rd (some offsite locations for clinics)
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Compensation
$45,000-$50,000
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Reports To
Director of Community Veterinary Services
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About the HBSPCA
The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA) is dedicated to promoting animal welfare and providing accessible veterinary care to our community. Through our Pet Health Outreach Clinics, we offer essential preventative healthcare services to pet guardians facing financial challenges. Our mission is to bridge the gap in veterinary care, ensuring every pet receives the attention they deserve. Learn more about our clinics
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Working at the HBSPCA
• We are a growing team of animal lovers.
• We get things done at a fast pace and love tackling new and exciting ideas.
• We believe in empowering people—we want to empower you to do your job and watch you lead your team.
• We do best when collaborating, and it’s important that everyone’s voice is heard.
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Position Overview
The Pet Health Clinic Coordinator plays a pivotal role in the successful execution of our Pet Health Outreach Program. This position combines administrative responsibilities with on-site coordination at various clinic locations. The ideal candidate is organized, compassionate, and committed to enhancing the well-being of pets and their guardians in our community.
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Key Responsibilities
Administrative Duties:
• Manage clinic scheduling, including booking appointments and coordinating with veterinary professionals.
• Maintain accurate records of clinic services, client information, and inventory.
• Handle communications with clients, addressing inquiries and providing necessary information.
• Ensure compliance with HBSPCA policies and procedures.
On-Site Clinic Coordination:
•Oversee the setup and breakdown of clinic sites, ensuring all equipment and supplies are prepared.
•Coordinate with veterinary staff and volunteers to facilitate smooth clinic operations.
•Assist in the administration of services, including exams, vaccinations, microchipping, flea prevention, and deworming.
•Ensure a welcoming and supportive environment for clients and their pets.
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Qualifications
• Minimum of 3 years of experience in animal care or a related field.
• Strong organizational and multitasking skills.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and basic office equipment.
• Valid driver’s license and access to a personal vehicle.
• Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, as needed.
• Passion for animal welfare and commitment to HBSPCA’s mission.
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Working Conditions
• Combination of office work and travel to various clinic locations within Hamilton/Burlington.
• Physical requirements include lifting supplies and assisting with animal handling.
• Exposure to animals of various temperaments and health conditions.
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Why Join the HBSPCA?
• Employee Assistance Program
• Access to staff pet food program (discounted retail prices)
• Access to staff veterinary services program
• An environment always filled with adorable animals
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How to Apply
Interested candidates are invited to submit a resume and cover letter detailing their qualifications and passion for animal welfare to careers@hbspca.com. Please include "Pet Health Clinic Coordinator Application" in the subject line.
Please be aware that once you submit your resume or application, your information will be retained for 5 years as per Ministry of Labour Employment requirements 2025. If you are selected for an interview, your information will also be kept on file that you either were interviewed and declined or interviewed and selected. This is also a requirement of the Ministry of Labour to maintain a list of all candidates that applied for the role even if they are not hired. Finally, we do not use AI technology to review, assess and select candidates as of July 1, 2025. Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
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Interview Process:
Phase 1 – 30 Minute Introduction / Role Discussion High Level
Phase 2 – 30 to 45 Minute One on One Interview with Program Management
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The HBSPCA is an equal opportunity employer that actively supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experiences. If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact your interview lead for assistance.
Position
Senior Development Associate Raisers Edge & Data Services
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Type of Role
1 Year Contract (12 Month) Option for Full Time
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Hours
Full-Time
Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Evening and weekend availability required for events and sponsor functions
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Focuses
• Data Entry and Reporting – Managing data entry, generating reports, and ensuring data integrity
• Gift Processing - Overseeing the processing of donations and gifts
• Supervision – Coordinating and supervising staff involved in data management and gift entry
• Best Practices – Ensuring best practices in gift processing and data management
• Staff Training – Responsible for all training for external department and volunteers
• Portfolio Management – Responsible
• Software Integration – Responsible for the successful integration of external web
platforms with Raisers Edge and All Programming
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Locations
175 Longwood Road S. McMaster Innovation Centre (Primary Location)
245 Dartnall Road (Secondary Location)
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Compensation Schedule
Base Salary $60K to $75K (Based on Experience)
Annual Performance Incentives (Based on Identify Deliverables in a 12 Month Period
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Reports To
Director of Data Systems, Information, Privacy & Architecture & President and Chief Executive Officer
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About the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA
At the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA), we are always Pet First. Since 1887, we've advanced the humane treatment of animals through collaboration, education, services, and partnerships. As one of Ontario's most progressive and community-driven animal welfare organizations, our mission is keeping people and pets together---while supporting over one million animal interactions annually. Learn more at www.hbspca.com. The HBSPCA is currently in their first year of a 3 year strategic plan, in the initial stages of a $30 Million dollar Capital Campaign, and the full launch of our Community Pet Health Outreach Clinic programming the largest in Ontario, providing over 125 Clinics annually, supporting rural communities and providing Food to over 1 Million Animals in the Province.
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The Opportunity
The HBSPCA is seeking a highly organized, proactive, and adaptable associate that thrives to provide direct support to our Director of Data Systems, Information, Privacy & Architecture & President and Chief Executive Officer and contribute to the overall efficiency of the organization. This role is essential in ensuring the Director of Data Systems, Information, Privacy & Architecture & President and Chief Executive Officer can focus on strategic initiatives by expertly managing administrative functions, maintaining clear and effective communication, and facilitating coordination across multiple departments. The data associate will play a key role in supporting the organization and supporting special projects in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.
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Department Objectives
• Serve as backup to Director, Learn and become proficient in all department software: Raiser’s Edge, NXT.
• Perform significant data cleanup projects.
• Monitor and continuously update robust and complex database and ancillary software.
• Keep abreast of software upgrades and update by monitoring communication from core software organizations.
• Keep up to date with all fundraising initiatives (internal and external) to ensure proper “back-end” structure and analysis reporting.
• Export donor and gift data for direct mail program. Import results from direct mail vendor.
• Perform regularly schedule audits of system structure.
• Monitor all gift input to ensure proper gift coding.
• Monitor all new record creation after direct mail acquisition campaigns.
• Identify all fundraising platforms used to transfer individual and corporate donations. Facilitate and oversee the process of entering all soft credits in the database. Ensure all soft credits are added timely and accurately. Report ongoing progress to the Director.
• Assist with incoming phone calls to the department.
• Open to shift or acquire new job duties as business needs change and develop.
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Primary Duties
Supervision
• Provides direct supervision of volunteer support members.
Data Systems Management
• Provides direct oversight of all data information systems (Pet Points, Raisers Edge, Shopify, Fundraise Up) ensuring staff training, security configurations, data quality standards, and system configurations align with best practice, maintain compliance, and meet operation and reporting needs.
• Assists with configuration, troubleshooting and integration of administrative data systems (Third Parties – Shopify, Web flow, Constant Contact, Pet Points, Volunteer Software)
• Ensures data security policies and procedures align with best practices and all data security protocols are implemented consistently in all internal and external data systems, and all other systems used for capturing and reporting and data sharing.
Reporting
• Works with the leadership of the organization to establish, collect, and use key program indicators to measure program outcome metrics and other measures of success in support of the organization’s efforts to deliver on its commitment to high quality services.
• Leads the process of developing and maintaining reporting systems, including configuration, security settings, and ongoing dashboard reporting that meet the needs of program and organization leadership.
• Oversees timely completion of all grant and program reporting.
Evaluation
• Supports the organization and program evaluation process by leading the creation and analysis for various assessment and survey tools to providing insights into organization performance, stakeholder experiences, quality improvement, and strategic goal setting.
• Works with program and administrative staff to develop annual priority indicators and create systems for monitoring and reporting on these indicators.
• Supports program and department staff with external audits, as needed.
Quality Improvement
• Identifies and mitigates quality and regulatory risks in collaboration with stakeholders.
• Develops, implements, and manages an organization-wide quality improvement and assurance program that systematically leverages data and continuous evaluation to inform organizational decisions, meet best practice standards, and/or improve quality of services and user experience.
• Supports continuous improvement of regulatory and quality systems policies and procedures, maintaining systems for ongoing staff feedback and the delivery of staff training in support of quality improvement processes.
• Establishes and uses program and departmental metrics to support the organization’s efforts to deliver on its commitment to high quality services and support appropriate accountability within the organization.
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Secondary Duties
• Ensures systems training for staff on data, performance management processes and procedures are in place and are being delivered effectively.
• Works collaboratively with leadership to ensure that systems are implemented and ensure integration of performance management into the overall culture of the organization.
• Collaborates with the leadership of the organization and consultants to support the identification of opportunities for improving programmatic and operational effectiveness through process and systems improvement.
• Attends staff meetings to discuss outcomes and to engage staff in discussions of the use of data to evaluate program and departmental effectiveness and guide strategic decision making.
• Works collaboratively with the Directors to ensure that outcome data is well presented and able to be interpreted.
• Attends key meetings and assists the organization in representing the mission and interests of the HBSPCA to external groups, organizations and service providers.
• Meets directly with the Director to review progress in key areas, and advise of any needs, trends, or other issues related to programs and services.
• Attends Organization meetings and gatherings.
• Other duties as assigned within the scope of the position.
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Our Ideal Candidate:
• 5 -10 Years of Successful Implementation and execution of Raisers Edge
• Or IT professional who is interested in learning web applications
• Strong Data Analytical Analysis Skills
• Strong organizational and time-management skills
• Detail oriented with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously in a changing environment
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and policies/procedure documents
• Establish and maintain positive working relationships with others, both internally and externally, to achieve the goals of the organization
• Experience researching, summarizing, and analyzing data to support and build reports, presentations, and special project requests
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of programs, including Outlook, Work, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Unquestionable integrity and absolute discretion with confidential and sensitive information
• Proven ability to operate professionally and with consistently high standards of excellence
• Ability to think critically and to exercise independent and sound judgment in anticipating needs and taking initiative
• Must have a valid Ontario “G” driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle
• Ability to work evenings and weekends as needed
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What we Offer
• Matching Pension Plan
• Competitive Vacation to Start
• Competitive Salary
• Group Insurance Benefits
• Employee Assistance Program
• Annual Professional Development opportunities
• Animal Friendly Work Environment
• Discounted veterinary services and pet food programs
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How to Apply
Please submit your resume, a cover letter and 2 letters of reference from your direct Supervisor, and your available start date in confidence to: careers@hbspca.com
Please be aware that once you submit your resume or application, your information will be retained for 5 years as per Ministry of Labour Employment requirements 2025. If you are selected for an interview, your information will also be kept on file that you either were interviewed and declined or interviewed and selected. This is also a requirement of the Ministry of Labour to maintain a list of all candidates that applied for the role even if they are not hired. Finally, we do not use AI technology to review, assess and select candidates as of July 1, 2025. Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
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Interview Process:
Phase 1 -- 15 Minute Introduction / Role Discussion High Level
Phase 2 -- 30 to 45 Minute One on One Interview with the President and CEO
Phase 3 -- 15 to 30 Minute Discussion with the Chair of the Board or Senior Leadership Team
Phase 4 -- Selection of Candidate
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The HBSPCA is an equal opportunity employer that actively supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experiences. If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact your interview lead for assistance.
Position
Manager of Social Enterprise Operations - Pet Thrift
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Type of Role
6 o 12 Month Contract
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Hours
Full-Time
Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday & Friday 10:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday 8:00am to 4:00pm
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Role Focus
45% Pet Thrift Operations
20% Online Wishlist Giving
20% Waste Diversion and Partnerships
15% Social Enterprises – Research & Development
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Locations
245 Dartnall Road (Primary Location)
McMaster Innovation Park - Admin Offices (Secondary Location)
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Compensation Schedule
Base Salary $55K to $75K (Based on Experience)
Annual Performance Incentives (Pet Thrift Store Sales Yr over Yr Sales)
Additional Annual Performance Incentives available for additional social enterprises
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Reports To
Director of Individual Giving and President and Chief Executive Officer
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About the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA
At the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA), we are always Pet First. Since 1887, we've advanced the humane treatment of animals through collaboration, education, services, and partnerships. As one of Ontario's most progressive and community-driven animal welfare organizations, our mission is keeping people and pets together---while supporting over one million animal interactions annually. Learn more at www.hbspca.com.
The HBSPCA is currently in their first year of a 3 year strategic plan, in the initial stages of a $30 Million dollar Capital Campaign, and the full launch of our Community Pet Health Outreach Clinic programming the largest in Ontario, providing over 125 Clinics annually, supporting rural communities and providing Food to over 1 Million Animals in the Province.
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The Opportunity
The HBSPCA is seeking a highly organized, proactive, and adaptable individual to provide direct support to our revenue and social enterprise division working with the Director of Individual Giving and the President and Chief Executive Officer. You will contribute to the overall efficiency of the organization. This role is essential in ensuring the Director of Individual Giving and Revenue can focus on strategic initiatives by expertly managing administrative functions, maintaining clear and effective communication, and facilitating coordination across multiple departments. You will play a key role in supporting the organizational strategic plan, and supporting special projects in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.
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Department Objectives
• Secure Pet Thrift Products and General Donations
• Lead Product Merchandising to maximize inventory movement and margins
• Create a waste diversion program with partners to distribute unwanted items to other agencies
• Create and maintain the online Wishlist List and site on Shopify for organizational stakeholders
• Identify New Revenue Streams and develop business strategies and lead them (social Enterprise) Grooming, Dog Sitting,
• Manage all cash and transactional information daily, weekly monthly
• Responsible for training, directing and retaining volunteer team
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The Position
Pet Thrift – Retail
• Regularly complete floor walks to determine priorities and delegate tasks to team volunteers throughout the day.
• Accurately handle all register transactions including exchanges, refunds, cancellations, tax exemption, etc.
• Promptly provide pricing verification for merchandise when tags are missing or when a price is in question at the register.
• Ensure that all customer needs are addressed, such as: answering customer inquiries, solving customer complaints, and processing customer transactions in a timely manner.
• Oversee the register areas and the retail floor to ensure they are stocked, and merchandise is properly sorted.
• Create waste diversion program for thrift, create donation program and charitable receipt process.
• Responsible for the handling, reconciliation and security of all store funds.
• Accurate and timely completion of administrative duties.
• Direct the retail floor team in the preparation and execution of sales days.
• Oversee the general operation of the Retail Sales Floor, make decisions and take reasonable action.
• Responsible for the selection, screening, interviewing, hiring, and onboarding of Retail Floor Volunteer Members.
• Train Retail Team Members on point of sale operations, customer service, merchandising, loss prevention.
• Confirm that all register areas, the retail floor and washrooms are organized and clean in accordance,
• Provide a safe workplace environment by identifying and properly removing any hazards and reporting hazards to the Joint Health and Safety Committee.
• Create Social Media Posts for campaigns and identify loss leaders to host weekly.
• Create Weekly or Bi weekly campaigns.
• Identify and Track all third party vendors.
• Responsible for opening and closing the store.
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Online “Wish List” Catalogues
• Manage Our Own Shopify, Amazon and Rens Pet Gift Catalogues
• Collect Items from Staff and Stakeholders
• Coordinate Posting of Items on Shopify
• Handle the thank you/communication and processing of the donations
• Coordinate Shopify Site Images, Content and Presentation
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Social Enterprise Development
• Achieving profitability, growth and market performance through innovative entrepreneurial approaches to business development.
• Managing all areas of day-to-day social enterprise business operations, including safety of staff and customers, inventory and product management, revenue generation, stakeholder relations, customer service, events marketing, budget management, quality assurance, staff scheduling, etc.
• Maintaining and developing a donations solicitation strategy, using technology to maximize both profitability and good donor relations.
• Monitoring budgets, revenues and expenditures to ensure maximum profit levels are achieved, which includes preparing financial and performance-oriented reports for purposes of strategic development.
• Regularly conducting quantitative and qualitative analysis to identify strengths and weaknesses to improve overall performance.
• Leading, supporting and/or coordinating logistics and procurement.
• Other related duties as assigned
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Our Ideal Candidate:
• Solution-focused mindset - You see problems as opportunities and approach challenges with creativity and resourcefulness
• Volunteer-centric leadership - You understand that managing and developing volunteers requires a unique skill set and is crucial to program success
• Adaptive expertise - You excel at changing course quickly when circumstances demand it, without losing sight of core objectives
• Stress resilience - You maintain composure and clear thinking under pressure, especially during high-demand periods
• Priority management - You can quickly assess and re-assess what needs immediate attention versus what can wait
• Proactive and reactive balance - You anticipate needs while remaining responsive to unexpected situations
• Collaborative leadership - You build strong relationships across departments and value diverse perspectives in decision-making
• Results-oriented approach - You focus on outcomes and understand that sometimes the path to success requires flexibility in methods
• Change management skills - You not only handle change well personally but help others navigate transitions effectively
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The Skills you Offer the HBSPCA:
• Ability to utilize other members of the team to support your efforts
• Strong organizational and time-management skills
• Detail oriented with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously in a changing environment
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and policies/procedure documents
• Establish and maintain positive working relationships with others, both internally and externally
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of programs, including Outlook, Work, Excel, and PowerPoint; anility to learn OnBoard and Payworks
• Unquestionable integrity and absolute discretion with confidential and sensitive information
• Proven ability to operate professionally and with consistently high standards of excellence
• Must have a valid Ontario “G” driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle
• Ability to work evenings and weekends as needed
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What We Offer
• Matching Pension Plan
• Competitive Vacation to Start
• Competitive Salary
• Group Insurance Benefits
• Employee Assistance Program
• Annual Professional Development opportunities
• Animal Friendly Work Environment
• Discounted veterinary services and pet food programs
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How to Apply:
Please submit your resume, a cover letter and 2 letters of reference from your direct Supervisor, and your available start date in confidence to: careers@hbspca.com
Please be aware that once you submit your resume or application, your information will be retained for 5 years as per Ministry of Labour Employment requirements 2025. If you are selected for an interview, your information will also be kept on file that you either were interviewed and declined or interviewed and selected. This is also a requirement of the Ministry of Labour to maintain a list of all candidates that applied for the role even if they are not hired. Finally, we do not use AI technology to review, assess and select candidates as of July 1, 2025. Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
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Interview Process:
Phase 1 -- 15 Minute Introduction / Role Discussion High Level
Phase 2 -- 30 to 45 Minute One on One Interview with the President and CEO
Phase 3 -- 15 to 30 Minute Discussion with the Chair of the Board or Senior Leadership Team
Phase 4 -- Selection of Candidate
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The HBSPCA is an equal opportunity employer that actively supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experiences. If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact your interview lead for assistance.
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Type of Role
Full Time Salaried Position
37.5 Hours a Week
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Hours
Full-Time
Tuesday - Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Evening and weekend availability required for events and sponsor functions
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Role Focus
75% Foster Onboarding & Animal Placement
25% Day to Day Support
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Locations
This is a MOBILE Role Primary Office - 175 Longwood Road S. McMaster Innovation Centre
245 Dartnall Road (Secondary Location)
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Compensation Schedule
Base Salary $58K to $73K (Based on Experience)
Annual Performance Incentives:
Bonus $10K If Targets Achieved:
• Consistent 100+ Foster Parents (Active – Defined as 10 Months Fostering an animal in their care)
• Consistent 100+ Animals in Foster Care
Bonus $15K if Targets Achieved:
• Consistent 150+ Foster Parents (Active – Defined as 10 Months Fostering an animal in their care)
• Consistent 150+ Animals in Foster Care
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Reports To
Director of Volunteer & Community Partnerships or President & Chief Executive Officer
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About the Hamilton Burlington SPCA
At the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA), we are always Pet First. Since 1887, we've advanced the humane treatment of animals through collaboration, education, services, and partnerships. As one of Ontario's most progressive and community-driven animal welfare organizations, our mission is keeping people and pets together---while supporting over one million animal interactions annually. Learn more at www.hbspca.com.
The HBSPCA is currently in their first year of a 3 year strategic plan, in the initial stages of a $30 Million dollar Capital Campaign, and the full launch of our Community Pet Health Outreach Clinic programming the largest in Ontario, providing over 125 Clinics annually, supporting rural communities and providing Food to over 1 Million Animals in the Province.
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The Opportunity
The Manager of Foster Onboarding & Animal Placement will lead HBSPCA's critical mission to expand our foster network and accelerate animal placements, directly impacting our ability to keep animals out of shelter environments and in loving temporary homes. This dynamic, mobile position is designed for a passionate leader who thrives on flexibility and understands that every successful foster placement represents a life saved and a family supported.
As the strategic leader of our foster expansion initiative, you'll be responsible for rapidly onboarding qualified foster families while ensuring seamless animal placements that prioritize both animal welfare and foster family success. This role demands exceptional relationship-building skills and the agility to respond to urgent placement needs—whether that means conducting home visits at 7 PM, coordinating emergency placements on weekends, or meeting potential foster families at locations convenient to them throughout Hamilton and Burlington.
Working in partnership with our Foster Coordinator—who handles day-to-day operations, supplies, food distribution, and administrative support—you'll focus exclusively on what matters most: increasing the numbers. More foster homes means more animals saved, shorter shelter stays, and stronger community connections. This isn't a traditional office role; it's a boots-on-the-ground position that requires you to be where the animals and families are, when they need you most.
Your success will be measured not in hours spent at a desk, but in homes approved, animals placed, and relationships built. If you're someone who sees flexible scheduling as an opportunity rather than a challenge, and who understands that peak placement periods don't follow business hours, this role offers the chance to make a measurable difference in animal welfare while building a robust foster network that will serve our community for years to come.
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Department Objectives
• Successful Onboarding of New Foster Parents
• Successful Management and Placement of Animals to existing Fosters
• Placement of Animals to Foster Families
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The Position
1. Case Management
• Conduct regular wellness checks with foster caregivers to monitor the pet’s well-being and progress in placement.
• Ensure that there is no more than 14 days of down time between foster placements
• Ensure that Onboarding Documentation is updated and recorded (Administrative) this position is focused on the Human Element of Information and the match of animals
2. Communication & Follow-Up with Fosters
• Communicate with New Fosters – Onboard them as quickly as possible.
• Communication with Existing Fosters – Placement of Animals Gap and Resources
• Build trusting relationships with fosters
• Offer support and guidance to Foster partners, ensuring they are connected with resources to aid their support
3. Foster Care Network Oversight
• Onboard and support foster families, ensuring they understand the needs of pets in their care, particularly those who have experienced trauma.
• Provide training and resources to foster caregivers, including trauma-informed care and emergency procedures.
• Match pets to foster homes based on specific animal needs and foster family capabilities.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for foster caregivers, providing regular updates
4. Reporting & Evaluation
• Track and report program outcomes, including the number of animals placed, and foster family satisfaction.
• Regularly evaluate the program’s effectiveness and make improvements based on feedback from both clients and foster families.
• Prepare monthly reports for your direct supervisor (Director), highlighting successes and challenges.
5. Oversee the Foster Coordinator Day to Day Placement and Support Role
6. Supervision of the Foster Care Volunteers
• Orient and train new foster care team members
• Coordinate follow up and on-going refresher training for the team
• Organize and host quarterly volunteer team meetings
• Assist with conflict resolution among your team in consultation with the Volunteer Program Manager and the Animal Care Manager
• Ensure that your team works in a safe, healthy, and supportive environment in accordance with all appropriate legislation and regulations
• Develop strong relationships with HBSPCA volunteers ensuring that they are engaged, informed, and recognized for their contributions
• In partnership with the Volunteer Program Manager, actively recruit new foster team volunteers through volunteer information sessions, facility tours, and social media marketing efforts
• In partnership with the Adoptions Team administer the Foster-to-Adopt program, onboarding all foster-to-adopt candidates, staying in touch with them while they foster their potential animals, and ensuring adherence to program parameters
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Our Ideal Candidate:
• Solution-Focused Mindset
You see problems as opportunities and approach challenges with creativity and resourcefulness.
• Volunteer-Centric Leadership
You understand that managing and developing volunteers requires a unique skill set and is crucial to program success.
• Adaptive Expertise
You excel at changing course quickly when circumstances demand it, without losing sight of core objectives.
• Stress Resilience
You maintain composure and clear thinking under pressure, especially during high-demand periods.
• Priority Management
You can quickly assess and re-assess what needs immediate attention versus what can wait.
• Proactive and Reactive Balance
You anticipate needs while remaining responsive to unexpected situations.
• Collaborative Leadership
You build strong relationships across departments and value diverse perspectives in decision-making.
• Results-Oriented Approach
You focus on outcomes and understand that sometimes the path to success requires flexibility in methods.
• Change Management Skills
You not only handle change well personally but help others navigate transitions effectively.
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The Skills You Offer the HBSPCA:
• Ability to utilize other members of the team to support your efforts
• Strong organizational and time-management skills
• Detail oriented with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously in a changing environment
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and policies/procedure documents
• Establish and maintain positive working relationships with others, both internally and
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of programs, including Outlook, Work, Excel, and PowerPoint; anility to learn OnBoard and Payworks
• Unquestionable integrity and absolute discretion with confidential and sensitive information
• Proven ability to operate professionally and with consistently high standards of excellence
‍
What We Offer
• Matching Pension Plan
• Competitive Vacation to Start
• Competitive Salary
• Group Insurance Benefits
• Employee Assistance Program
• Annual Professional Development opportunities
• Animal Friendly Work Environment
• Discounted veterinary services and pet food programs
‍
How to Apply
Please submit your resume, a cover letter and 2 letters of reference from your direct Supervisor, and your available start date in confidence to: careers@hbspca.com
Please be aware that once you submit your resume or application, your information will be retained for 5 years as per Ministry of Labour Employment requirements 2025. If you are selected for an interview, your information will also be kept on file that you either were interviewed and declined or interviewed and selected. This is also a requirement of the Ministry of Labour to maintain a list of all candidates that applied for the role even if they are not hired. Finally, we do not use AI technology to review, assess and select candidates as of July 1, 2025. Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
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Interview Process
Phase 1 -- 15 Minute Introduction / Role Discussion High Level
Phase 2 -- 30 to 45 Minute One on One Interview with the President and CEO Phase 3 -- 15 to 30 Minute Discussion with the Chair of the Board or Senior Leadership Team
Phase 4 -- Selection of Candidate
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The HBSPCA is an equal opportunity employer that actively supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experiences. If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact your interview lead for assistance.
Type of Role
6 Month to 12 Month Contract
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Hours
Full-Time (Flexible hours for board meetings)
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Evening and weekend availability required for events and sponsor functions
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Role Focus
50% President & Chief Executive Officer support
40% Board of Directors
10% Office Administration
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Locations
175Longwood Road S. McMaster Innovation Centre (Primary Location)
245 Dartnall Road (Secondary Location)
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Compensation Schedule
Base Salary $55K to $70K (Based on Experience) (12 Month Salary)
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Reports To
President & Chief Executive Officer
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About the Hamilton Burlington SPCA
At the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA), we are always Pet First. Since 1887, we've advanced the humane treatment of animals through collaboration, education, services, and partnerships. As one of Ontario's most progressive and community-driven animal welfare organizations, our mission is keeping people and pets together---while supporting over one million animal interactions annually. Learn more at www.hbspca.com. The HBSPCA is currently in their first year of a 3 year strategic plan, in the initial stages of a $30 Million dollar Capital Campaign, and the full launch of our Community Pet Health Outreach Clinic programming the largest in Ontario, providing over 125 Clinics annually, supporting rural communities and providing food to over 1 Million Animals in the Province.
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The Opportunity
The HBSPCA is seeking a highly organized, proactive, and adaptable Executive Assistant to provide direct support to our President and Chief Executive Officer and contribute to the overall efficiency of the organization. This role is essential in ensuring the President and Chief Executive Officer can focus on strategic initiatives by expertly managing administrative functions, maintaining clear and effective communication, and facilitating coordination across multiple departments. The Executive Assistant will play a key role in supporting the Board of Directors, and supporting special projects in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.
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Department Objectives
• Oversee all Board of Director support and communications including the OnBoard meeting platform.
• Responsible for Managing Organizational resource filing.
• Responsible to support the President and CEO on daily tasks including meeting scheduling, external communications, offsites and special events.
• Responsible to support Human Resources via Chief Executive Officer.
• Responsible to coordinate all regulatory filings pertaining to the organization via Board of Directors.
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The Position
• Provide comprehensive administrative assistance to the President and Chief Executive Officer, including managing calendars and scheduling meetings.
• Provide administrative support to the Board of Directors, including scheduling meetings, and preparing materials and to the President and Chief Executive Officer, including phone calls, emails, and written correspondence.
• Utilize OnBoard to coordinate and prepare for meetings, including scheduling, agenda creation, document preparation, and minute-taking. Follow up on action items and ensure deadlines are met.
• Prepare and review documents, reports, and presentations (also responsible for Document Location Architecture and Annual Maintenance).
• Maintain and organize files, records, and documents. Retrieve information and data as needed.
• Ensure confidentiality and security of sensitive information.
• Support business operations (Organization supplies, Food, Staff Meetings, Planning Activities).
• Assist the President and Chief Executive Officer in managing projects and priorities by coordinating tasks, tracking progress, maintaining project documentation, and managing workflow to maximize efficiency. Provide updates and reports on project status.
• Conduct research, gather data, and provide summaries or analysis on various topics as requested by President and Chief Executive Officer.
• Support Management team initiatives.
• Undertake special assignments or projects as assigned by the President and Chief Executive Officer, such as coordinating events and supporting strategic initiatives.
• Supports stewardship and relationship building activities on behalf of the President and Chief Executive Officer including coordination of team and donor recognition activities.
• Embrace and consistently enact organizational values of respect, caring, integrity and partnership, supported by being authentic and accountable.
• Perform other duties as required.
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Our Ideal Candidate
• Post secondary degree or diploma in Business Administration or a related field or 5-10 years’ experience in business administration in not-for-profit/charitable sector is preferred.
• Strong organizational and time-management skills.
• Detail oriented with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously in a changing environment.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to write reports, business correspondence, and policies/procedure documents.
• Establish and maintain positive working relationships with others, both internally and externally, to achieve the goals of the organization.
• Experience researching, summarizing, and analyzing data to support and build reports, presentations, and special project requests.
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of programs, including Outlook, Work, Excel, and PowerPoint; ability to learn OnBoard and Payworks.
• Unquestionable integrity and absolute discretion with confidential and sensitive Information.
• Proven ability to operate professionally and with consistently high standards of excellence.
• Ability to think critically and to exercise independent and sound judgment in anticipating needs and taking initiative.
• Must have a valid Ontario “G” driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle.
• Ability to work evenings and weekends as needed.
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What we Offer
• Matching Pension Plan
• Competitive Vacation to Start
• Competitive Salary
• Group Insurance Benefits
• Employee Assistance Program
• Annual Professional Development opportunities
• Animal Friendly Work Environment
• Discounted veterinary services and pet food programs
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How to Apply
Please submit your resume, a cover letter and two letters of reference from your direct Supervisor, and your available start date in confidence to: careers@hbspca.com.
Please be aware that once you submit your resume or application, your information will be retained for 5 years as per Ministry of Labour Employment requirements 2025. If you are selected for an interview, your information will also be kept on file that you either were interviewed and declined or interviewed and selected. This is also a requirement of the Ministry of Labour to maintain a list of all candidates that applied for the role even if they are not hired. Finally, we do not use AI technology to review, assess and select candidates as of July 1, 2025. Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
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Interview Process
Phase 1 -- 15 Minute Introduction / Role Discussion High Level
Phase 2 -- 30 to 45 Minute One on One Interview with the President and CEO
Phase 3 -- 15 to 30 Minute Discussion with the Chair of the Board or Senior Leadership Team
Phase 4 -- Selection of Candidate
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The HBSPCA is an equal opportunity employer that actively supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experiences. If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact your interview lead for assistance.
Position
Senior Sponsorship and Partnership Manager
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Hours
Full-Time (Flexible hours for partnership events and meetings) Â
Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Â
Evening and weekend availability required for events and sponsor functions
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Office / On Road (Focus Allocation) - This is not a Hybrid Position
75% Client Development Calls (Pitch and Client Services)
15% Office Time (Proposal Development)
10% Team Strategy Development
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Locations
175 Longwood Road S. Â McMaster Innovation Centre
245 Dartnall Road
Main Location Partner/Sponsor Sites Â
Community Events and Functions -- Various Locations
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Compensation Schedule
Base Salary $50K to $60K (Based on Experience)
Annual Performance Incentives (Based on Dollars Received in a 12 Month Period)
5% Bonus on $200K to $300K
10% Bonus on $300K to $499K Â
15% Bonus on $500K +
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Reports To
Director of Philanthropy, Giving and Sponsorships
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About the Hamilton Burlington SPCA
At the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA), we are always Pet First. Since 1887, we've advanced the humane treatment of animals through collaboration, education, services, and partnerships. As one of Ontario's most progressive and community-driven animal welfare organizations, our mission is keeping people and pets together---while supporting over one million animal interactions annually. Learn more at www.hbspca.com. The HBSPCA is currently in their first year of a 3 year strategic plan, in the initial stages of a $30 Million dollar Capital Campaign, and the full launch of our Community Pet Health Outreach Clinic programming the largest in Ontario, providing over 125 Clinics annually, supporting rural communities and providing Food to over 1 Million Animals in the Province.
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Department Objectives
• Secure Major Presenting Sponsorship Partnerships for all Core Community Programs Â
• Secure $500K in Grant Revenue (Community Foundations Not Included)
• Secure 25 Corporate Days @ $5K per Team Day Â
• Successfully manage and retain 85% of existing sponsor relationships
• Lead the Partnership Recognition Elements in each agreement
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The Position
• Responsible for developing and executing comprehensive partnership strategies aligned with HBSPCA's strategic objectives
• Responsible for identifying, cultivating, and securing new sponsorship opportunities to generate revenue and enhance brand visibility
• Responsible for managing and maintaining strong relationships with existing sponsors and strategic partners
• Responsible for negotiating sponsorship agreements and contracts to ensure favorable terms and outcomes
• Responsible for overseeing implementation of partnership agreements, ensuring deliverables are met and objectives achieved
• Responsible for tracking and analyzing partnership performance, making adjustments to optimize results
• Responsible for developing sponsorship proposals and presentations that align partner goals with HBSPCA mission
• Responsible for coordinating sponsor recognition programs and stewardship activities
• Responsible for managing sponsor benefits fulfillment including event participation, marketing materials, and communications
• Responsible for maintaining comprehensive partnership database and reporting systems
• Responsible for representing HBSPCA at community events, networking functions, and sponsor meetings
• Responsible for collaborating with communications team on sponsor-related marketing and promotional materials
• Responsible for developing annual sponsorship calendar aligned with organizational events and campaigns
• Responsible for managing corporate volunteer programs and partnership activation events
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Supporting Departments
• Responsible to work with Development Department on integrated fundraising strategies
• Responsible to work with Communications team on sponsor recognition and marketing materials
• Responsible to work with Event Management team on sponsor activation and event partnerships
• Responsible to work with Programs team to develop sponsorship opportunities that support service delivery
• Responsible to work with Finance team on partnership revenue tracking and contract management
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This Role is Right for You If:
• You have a genuine passion for animal welfare and understand how strategic partnerships can amplify our mission impact while ensuring sustainable funding for critical programs and services
• You are relationship-focused, excelling at building trust and long-term partnerships with diverse stakeholders while consistently exceeding revenue targets and partnership objectives
• You thrive on strategic thinking and take initiative to identify creative partnership opportunities that benefit both HBSPCA and sponsor organizations, developing innovative solutions for complex partnership challenges
• You excel at negotiation and contract management, understanding that successful partnerships require clear expectations, measurable outcomes, and mutual benefit for all parties involved
• You can multitask and adapt flexibly in a dynamic environment where partnership opportunities may emerge quickly, balancing relationship management with strategic business development
• You are motivated by mission-driven work in the nonprofit sector and have an entrepreneurial spirit, actively researching partnership trends and best practices to drive continuous improvement in sponsorship programs
• You believe in leveraging technology and data analytics to track partnership performance, optimize sponsor stewardship, and demonstrate clear return on investment for all stakeholders
• You work independently while maintaining strong collaborative relationships across departments, understanding that successful partnerships require coordinated organizational support and commitment
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Requirements of You
• You can effectively develop and implement partnership strategies while demonstrating strong business acumen, comfort with complex negotiations, and the ability to pivot quickly when partnership opportunities arise or change
• You understand you are entering a growth-oriented environment focused on expanding community partnerships and can thrive in a fast-paced setting that requires exceptional relationship management skills and strategic thinking
• You understand the critical importance of sponsor stewardship to long-term partnership success and recognize that as a charity, we must demonstrate clear value and impact to maintain donor and sponsor confidence
• You possess excellent presentation and proposal writing skills with the ability to quickly learn organizational programs and actively seek opportunities to package services and mission impact for potential partners
• You have exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, demonstrating professionalism and authenticity when working with corporate executives, community leaders, and internal stakeholders
• You bring experience in sponsorship sales, partnership management, corporate relations, or related business development roles, understanding your role as a revenue generator and relationship builder
• You have knowledge of contract management, database systems, and partnership tracking tools, plus a valid Ontario driver's license with access to reliable transportation for partner meetings and events
• You are committed to the HBSPCA mission, vision, and values, understanding how strategic partnerships contribute to our overall impact in animal welfare and community health
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Why Join the HBSPCA?
• Competitive salary and performance-based reviews
• Comprehensive health and dental benefits
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Paid vacation and holidays
• Matching pension plan
• Discounted veterinary services and pet food programs
• A compassionate, mission-focused team environment
• Annual Professional Development Opportunities
• A chance to make real impact in animal welfare and community health
• Autonomy to develop and implement innovative partnership strategies
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How to Apply
Please submit your resume, a cover letter outlining your partnership management experience and your approach to strategic relationship building, and your available start date in confidence to: careers@hbspca.com Please be aware that once you submit your resume or application, your information will be retained for 5 years as per Ministry of Labour Employment requirements 2025. If you are selected for an interview, your information will also be kept on file that you either were interviewed and declined or interviewed and selected. This is also a requirement of the Ministry of Labour to maintain a list of all candidates that applied for the role even if they are not hired. Finally, we do not use AI technology to review, assess and select candidates as of July 1, 2025. Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
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Interview Process
(Interview Process may take up to 3 months)
Phase 1 -- 15 Minute Introduction / Role Discussion High Level
Phase 2 -- 30 to 45 Minute One on One Interview with Program Management
Phase 3 -- 15 to 30 Minute Discussion with the President and CEO or Member of the Senior Leadership Team
Phase 4 -- Selection of Candidate
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The HBSPCA is an equal opportunity employer that actively supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experiences. If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact your interview lead for assistance.
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Position
Pet Rehoming and Adoption Manager
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Hours
Full-Time (On Call Element weekend and nights)
Wednesday 11–7pm
Thursday – Friday 11–7pm
Saturday – 9–5pm
Sunday – 9–Noon
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Locations
245 Dartnall Road – Main Location
Animal Retail Stores – Partners
Special Adoption Events – Offsite
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Salary Range
$50K–$60K Base Salary (Commensurate with Experience and Performance)
On Call Per Call Reimbursement $20.00 per call (After Hours)
Annual Program Bonus 20% Increase in Adoptions $5K (Year over Year Fiscal)
Annual Basket Bonus 20K in $Sales in Adoption Home Kit $2.5K (Year over Year Fiscal)
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Reports To
Interim
President & CEO / Director of Volunteer & Community Partnerships
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About the Hamilton Burlington SPCA
At the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA), we are always Pet First. Since 1887, we've advanced the humane treatment of animals through collaboration, education, services, and partnerships. As one of Ontario's most progressive and community-driven animal welfare organizations, our mission is keeping people and pets together—while supporting over one million animal interactions annually. Learn more at www.hbspca.com.
The HBSPCA is currently in their first year of a 3 year strategic plan, in the initial stages of a $30 Million dollar Capital Campaign, and the full launch of our Community Pet Health Outreach Clinic programming the largest in Ontario, providing over 125 Clinics annually, supporting rural communities and providing Food to over 1 Million Animals in the Province.
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Department Objectives...
- Implement Daily Work Routine that reduces 30% Administrative tasks by Staff
- Have 5 Authorized Pet Adoption Ambassadors at any given time to facilitate more meet and greets.
- Successfully Place 1500–2000 Animals in Foster Per Fiscal Year
- Maximum Length of Stay 14 Days per Animal Once in Adoption Cycle
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The Position...
- Responsible for delivering excellent customer experience for all adoptions (email and phone inquiries)
- Responsible to Build a volunteer team of “Authorized Pet Adoption Ambassadors” Minimum 10
- Responsible for Managing the Adoption Handbook Updates Annually
- Responsible for Posting on social media “A New Pet of the Day” promoting awareness of Animals ready for adoptions
- Responsible for Posting Animals on our Adoption System Platform including – Pricing, Health Information, Animal Information, Pictures, Video’s, Posting Language
- Responsible for Coordinating the Booking Platform for Meet & Greet.
- Responsible for the Development, Execution and Distribution of Adoption Welcome Bag (Food, Toys, Treats)
- Responsible to Ensure Adoption Pictures are completed for each successful Adoption
- Responsible to maintain automated response systems and ensure EMail Automated responses are accurate and reduce administrative time.
- Responsible to manage and oversee the online product sales platform and to encourage sales.
- Responsible to manage the Promotional Television and Content
- Responsible to Provide Updated Information to the communications team.
- Responsible to work with the Foster, Shelter, Hospital and Customer Service Team
- Responsible for Adoption Events and Special Campaigns – Coordinated in Cooperation with Communications and Shelter
- Responsible to implement the 100% Pet Adoption Guarantee Promise
- Responsible for the following:
- Posting Adoption Pictures
- Posting Daily Animals Not Available in Shelter
- Encouraging Lawn Signs
- Responsible for ensuring Meet and Greet Rooms Cleaned
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Supporting Departments...
- Responsible to work with Giving Department – Adoption VIP Program
- Responsible to work with Shopify Platform as Primary Customer Service System
- Responsible to work with the Shelter on printing and posting Pet Information
- Responsible to manage the Promotional Television and Content
- Responsible to work with the Foster, Shelter, Hospital and Customer Service Team
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This Role is Right for You If:
- You have a genuine passion for animals and pets, understanding that your primary objective is to thoughtfully match the best possible homes for the animals in our care, then provide ongoing support to those families until they're confident and ready to thrive independently
- You are customer-focused, excelling at handling daily interruptions and inquiries while working to exceed expectations and ensure successful, lasting pet placements (meeting our 14-day minimum stay requirement)
- You thrive on problem-solving and take initiative to identify creative solutions for complex challenges, whether technical issues or operational inefficiencies, and communicate recommendations effectively to supervisors
- You excel at training and delegating to volunteers, understanding that these valuable resources require patience as they learn and grow, ultimately helping connect more people with pets
- You can multitask and pivot flexibly in a fast-paced environment where priorities shift quickly, balancing day-to-day support work with strategic thinking in a complex organizational structure
- You are motivated by making an impact in a mission-driven nonprofit and have an entrepreneurial spirit, actively researching other animal welfare programs and best practices to drive continuous improvement
- You believe in leveraging technology, including AI and emerging tools, to transform operations, reduce administrative burden, and improve efficiency so you can focus more on customer service and successful pet placements
- You work independently while maintaining strong collaborative relationships, understanding that meaningful change takes time and effective teamwork to implement properly
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Requirements of you...
- You can effectively take direction from leadership and successfully implement initiatives while demonstrating strong problem-solving skills, comfort with complex issues, and the ability to pivot quickly without slowing processes or compromising important decision-making
- You understand you are entering a dynamic environment focused on growing services to our community and can thrive in a fast-paced setting that requires exceptional flexibility. This is not a traditional role and requires an extraordinary person seeking future leadership opportunities who can handle the complex nature of one of our core programs
- You understand the critical importance of volunteers to departmental success and recognize that as a charity, we must focus on keeping costs low to be good stewards of donor and organizational funds
- You possess excellent internet and technical skills with the ability to quickly learn new systems and actively seek efficiencies in administrative processes, along with experience or strong interest in AI implementation and developing innovative solutions
- You have exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, demonstrating patience and flexibility when working with colleagues, volunteers, and customers. You can deliver any message in a positive, articulate, and persuasive manner to secure support and buy-in
- You bring experience working with animals in shelters, veterinary offices, rescues, or related environments, understanding your role as a dedicated resource available to support customers and adopters throughout their journey to ensure long-term satisfaction
- You have knowledge of audio-visual systems management, a valid Ontario driver's license with access to reliable transportation, and are comfortable working around pet companions
- You are committed to the HBSPCA mission, vision, and values, understanding how your role contributes to our overall impact in animal welfare and community growth
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Why Join the HBSPCA?
- Competitive salary and performance-based reviews
- Comprehensive health and dental benefits
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Paid vacation and holidays
- Matching pension plan
- Discounted veterinary services and pet food programs
- A compassionate, mission-focused team environment
- Annual Professional Development Opportunities
- A chance to make real impact in animal welfare and community health
- Autonomy to develop and implement innovative technology solutions
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How to Apply
Please submit your resume, a cover letter outlining your experience and your approach to technology innovation, and your available start date in confidence to: careers@hbspca.com
Please be aware that once you submit your resume or application, your information will be retained for 5 years as per Ministry of Labour Employment requirements 2025. If you are selected for an interview, your information will also be kept on file that you either were interviewed and declined or interviewed and selected. This is also a requirement of the Ministry of Labour to maintain a list of all candidates that applied for the role even if they are not hired.
Finally, we do not use AI technology to review, assess and select candidates as of July 1, 2025. Only those selected will be contacted for an interview.
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Interview Process:
(Interview Process may take up to 3 months)
Phase 1 – 15 Minute Introduction / Role Discussion High Level
– Assignment or Exercise to be completed
Phase 2 – 30 to 45 Minute One on One Interview with Program Management
Phase 3 – 15 to 30 Minute Discussion with the President and CEO or Member of the Senior Leadership Team
Phase 4 – Selection of Candidate
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The HBSPCA is an equal opportunity employer that actively supports diversity, equity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and lived experiences. If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact your interview lead for assistance.