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Veterinarian Shelter and Rescue
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Final Victory Animal Rescue INC
West Columbia, SC (In Person)
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Veterinarian Shelter and Rescue Final Victory Animal Rescue INC West Columbia, SC Job Details Full-time $100 - $130 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Animal health monitoring Veterinary preventive care Shelter medicine Mid-level Veterinary reproductive surgery Surgery Animal care Full Job Description Spay/Neuter Surgery Focus | Part-Time to Full-Time | Flexible Schedule Final Victory Animal Rescue - West Columbia, South Carolina Final Victory Animal Rescue (FVAR), located in West Columbia, South Carolina , is seeking a compassionate and mission-driven veterinarian to join our team in a part-time to full-time capacity , depending on your preferred schedule. This position focuses primarily on spay/neuter surgery and medical preparation of rescue animals for adoption and interstate transport , including exams and health certificates. The role offers the opportunity to practice high-impact shelter medicine in a collaborative rescue environment where your work directly saves lives every day. FVAR is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal rescue organization currently caring for approximately 250 animals at any given time , housed both in foster homes and at our rescue facility in West Columbia. We operate a lively local adoption program , while also partnering with adopters and like-minded rescue organizations in the Northeast and Canada. Approximately 50% of our animals are adopted locally and 50% are transported to adopters and rescue partners , creating a steady need for surgical care, preventative medicine, and transport health certificates. This role is ideal for a veterinarian who enjoys surgery, practical shelter medicine, and meaningful work outside of a traditional private practice setting.