from [email protected]
Issues Specialist -- Companion Animals
The individual selected for this position will handle
all aspects of specific issues related to the exploitation of companion
animals.
Responsibilities: Develop and implement major campaigns
to affect positive, lasting changes in practices where companion animals
are exploited. Work to establish grassroots activism and support for the
campaign, including writing and planning printed educational materials
and media outreach. Coordinate with regional offices and government
affairs department to monitor, create, and support legislation; present
written and verbal testimony at public hearings and act as a liaison for
the companion animal department with local, state, and federal
legislators. Serve as the primary media contact for print and broadcast
media on specific issues concerning animal exploitation. Respond to all
inquiries and requests for information or assistance from members of the
public and animal shelters regarding issues of animal exploitation.
Offer presentations at public and private events and workshops.
Represent The Humane Society of the United States in coalitions with
other humane organizations.
Qualifications: At least three years experience in
legislative advocacy and campaign planning, including public speaking,
coalition building, and media relations. Excellent interpersonal
communication, writing, and research skills a must. Should possess a
strong desire to work as part of a team and to build relationships with
grassroots animal protection organizations. Background in animal
advocacy preferred.
Send resume to
[email protected]
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