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General Sanctuary Support
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Ironwood Pig Sanctuary
Marana, AZ (In Person)
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General Sanctuary Support 3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars Marana, AZ 85658 From $16 an hour - Full-time Ironwood Pig Sanctuary 14 reviews From $16 an hour - Full-time About the Organization For 25 years, Ironwood Pig Sanctuary has been a national leader in rescuing, rehabilitating, and caring for pot-bellied pigs in need. As the largest sanctuary for pot-bellied pigs in the country, Ironwood provides lifelong refuge, compassionate care, and advocacy for more than 1,100 pigs—650 on-site and another 450 in foster homes throughout the region. Despite years of progress, the need for safe homes continues to grow as irresponsible breeding and misrepresentation of these intelligent animals persist. With an annual budget of $3.5-4 million, Ironwood operates with a dedicated team committed to ensuring each pig can live a happy, healthy, and secure life. The team includes 34 full-time-equivalent staff and an additional 15-20 part-time and seasonal workers with around 20 staff onsite at the Sanctuary each day. The team is currently led by its Co-Founders with a management team that oversees Pig Care at the Sanctuary, facilities, the sponsorship program, and the foster pig program. Located just north of Tucson, Ironwood Pig Sanctuary is part of a dynamic and welcoming community known for its natural beauty, cultural richness, and outdoor lifestyle. Tucson offers an exceptional quality of life with a vibrant arts and food scene, year-round sunshine, and a lower cost of living than many major metro areas. Position Summary The General Sanctuary Support staff help with every level of the sanctuary, a vital role that includes a diversity of tasks. Every day is different, therefore no days are boring! Duties may include maintenance support, supply runs, hauling poop bags, putting out hay and grain, helping transport sick pigs, vet trips, dump/recycling runs, and offsite outreach projects. No technical skills required, but you must be reliable, organized, physically capable, and able to work outdoors in the Arizona heat. Benefits Benefits after 90 days for eligible full-time employees: health, dental, vision, accrued vacation time, and gas stipend.