Careers at GJAS
Some jobs come with spreadsheets. Ours come with zoomies.
Hands-on shelter work with a mission-driven team — whiskers, happy adoption tears, real responsibility, and the occasional muddy paw print. This is work that matters before your coffee even cools off.
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Two big roles. One big mission.
This is real shelter work — cuddly moments, yes, but also cleaning, teamwork, tough days, and the deep satisfaction of helping pets and people at the same time.
Canine Care Tech
If zoomies had a logistics department, this role would be running it.
- Daily feeding, water checks, cleaning, laundry, and visual wellness checks
- Potty breaks, walks, play, and enrichment — movement and structure for every dog
- Watch behavior, appetite, and condition closely; share clear notes with the team
- Keep dog housing, adoption spaces, and routines safe, organized, and visitor-ready
Best fit: Calm in the bark-a-thon, kind under pressure, and unfazed by muddy paws, flying tennis balls, or a surprise chorus at kennel-cleaning time.
Apply for Canine Care TechFeline Care Tech
Part cat whisperer, part shelter concierge, part intake-and-adoption lifesaver.
- Daily cat and kitten care: feeding, cleaning, enrichment, comfort, close observation
- Keep cat rooms tidy, calm, and adoption-ready for shy cats and playful kittens alike
- Work the front desk — welcome visitors, assist with intakes, help guide adoptions
- Support paperwork and communication so people and pets move through the day smoothly
Best fit: Can switch from scooping litter to soothing a nervous adopter without missing a beat — and understands that cats absolutely do judge your efficiency.
Apply for Feline Care TechWhat helps people thrive here
Equal parts heart, hustle, and humor
Reliable and steady
Animals do best with routines — showing up and following through matters.
Comfortable with the public
We help adopters, fosters, and neighbors daily. Kindness and clarity count.
Not afraid of the messy parts
Cleaning, lifting, and laundry keep pets healthy and safe.
Able to laugh a little
Helps when the cat escapes the carrier and the puppy steals your shoelace — before 9 a.m.
Ready to throw your hat, leash, or lint roller in the ring?
Tell us what kind of shelter work lights you up. We're especially hiring Canine and Feline Care Techs.
