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Barn Hand
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What they do
An Animal Care Worker or Manager manages animal care and grooming for a retail store that sells pets or for a pet grooming business. May also provide animal care and grooming at a kennel. Works with animals in shelters or rescue organizations. Works primarily with dogs and cats. Assists veterinarians with vaccinations or other procedures; screens people who want to adopt an animal from a shelter and provides information about caring for animals.
$31,714 / year median in Michigan
+11% projected growth
Job Description
- $16 an hour 5 hours ago Qualifications Sweeping Horse care Maintaining an organized workspace Removing debris Outdoor work experience Animal enclosure cleaning Attention to detail Clean workspace maintenance Equine experience Full Job Description We are seeking enthusiastic individuals to join our first-class boarding and training facility as Barn Hands.
Responsibilities:
- Turning horses in/out: Safely and confidently handle horses during turnout and bring them back to their stalls or paddocks.
Feeding:
Prepare and distribute feed according to specific dietary requirements, ensuring all horses receive their meals on time.- Stall cleaning: Thoroughly clean and maintain the cleanliness of horse stalls, including removing bedding, waste, and debris.
- General stable cleaning: Assist with general maintenance tasks such as sweeping aisles, organizing supplies, and maintaining equipment.
- Assisting with horse care: Support other staff members in grooming, tacking up, and basic healthcare tasks for the horses as needed.
Requirements:
- Prior experience preferred, not required.
- Positive attitude and a genuine love for horses and the equestrian industry.
- Hard-working and detail-oriented, with the ability to maintain a clean and organized environment.
- Ability to handle horses safely and confidently, following established procedures and guidelines.
- Reliability and punctuality to ensure the smooth operation of daily stable routines.
- Ability to work well both independently and as part of a team.
Note:
Due to the physical demands of the job, candidates should be in good physical condition and able to perform tasks that involve lifting, bending, and working in various weather conditions.Pay:
$13.00- $16.