Provides humane care and safe handling for a variety of animals, including dogs, cats, and small pets, while monitoring behavior and health; Works outdoors in all weather conditions and safely handles live animals, including those that may be injured, frightened, or offensive, using appropriate techniques to minimize risks to self and others; Demonstrates excellent customer service to the public and volunteers by answering questions, addressing concerns, and guiding decisions regarding intakes, outcomes, redemptions and animal care in adherence to PACC policies; Handles animals for behavioral assessments and playgroups, identifying placement or behavior concerns, and participates in decisions regarding outcomes, including euthanasia; Accurately organizes and documents information on animal behavior, history, medical records and outcomes, utilizing shelter software and other systems for recordkeeping, communication, and scheduling; Administers vaccinations and medications under veterinary guidance, assesses animals for signs of illness or injury and documents and communicates health concerns; Facilitates adoption and foster processes by assisting with enrichment, behavioral evaluations, animal meet and greets, matchmaking and note reviews; Supports intake and admissions by providing correct intake pathways, checking animals for health concerns, identifying ages/breeds and finding kennel placements; Maintains a clean and sanitary facility, including kennels, workspaces, public lobbies, and treatment spaces; Frequently lifts and carries heavy objects, bends, stoops, reaches, and performs other physical tasks as required; Safeguards and accounts for scheduled drugs and funds received for PACC services; Operates County-owned vehicles to transport animals and supplies. This position is customer service centered and includes working both indoors and outdoors with dogs of varying behavior types.