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Animal Humane New Mexico
Adoption & Retail Lead
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What they do
A Store Lead leads team of retail store sales associates and assists with management of store operations. Trains sales associates and organizes staff schedules and assignments. Resolves customer complaints. Oversees store merchandise inventory and displays, and monitors sales performance.
$35,865 / year median in New Mexico
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary The Lead Adoption Advisor is an integral part of the Animal Humane New Mexico team, ensuring that animals entering our care are set up for the best possible outcomes. The position supports the Adoptions Manager by directing personnel and customer service issues to the appropriate in-house supervisors for response or resolution. During times, the Adoptions Manager is onsite, the position acts as a first line of contact and liaison to the department regarding adoption programs/services including but not limited to: lost and found pet service, adoption counseling, admissions assistance, microchipping, and rabies certificate programs. This position helps ensure associated personnel are providing a high level of quality service in meeting the performance standards as established by Animal Humane New Mexico. Lead Adoption Advisor must consistently model skills in outreach, compassionate communication, emotional regulation, and self-care. The Lead Adoptions Advisor must be able to manage the emotional aspect of end-of-life services and humane euthanasia and support others in the same way. Specific Duties 1. Maintains a high level of professionalism when representing Animal Humane New Mexico to the public in executing duties of counseling, educating, and promoting programs and services; and in the performance of intake and adoption of shelter animals. 2. Counsel potential adopters and guide the selection of an animal based on the household members, other resident animals, level of activity, physical environment, and other consideration factors. 3. Assist in ensuring the staff and volunteers maintain good public relations. 4. Help oversee and control situations that are potentially damaging to the professional image of Animal Humane New Mexico. 5. Educate the public and potential adopters about animal behavior and characteristics of which to be aware in dealing with shelter animals. 6. Assist in the education and training of staff and volunteers as directed by the Adoptions Manager. 7. Provide support to staff and volunteers that will encourage responsible and objective pet receiving, adoptions and lost and found service. 8. Serves as primary resource for adoption staff in the absence of the Adoptions Manager. 9. Serve as main point of contact for the dog walking team Sunday - Thursday, checking in with the lead on the number of walkers each day, if assistance is needed, or notes on animals that need to be sent to Behavior or Animal Care teams. 10. In the absence or as requested by the