Animal Welfare Officer
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Last updated on 22 Jan 2026
Overview
Animal Welfare Officers are responsible for safeguarding the well-being of animals, ensuring humane treatment in farms, laboratories, and shelters. They monitor animal facilities, investigate complaints, and promote ethical care standards. Their work ensures compliance with animal welfare laws and regulations. They often educate the public and stakeholders on animal rights and humane practices. This role is essential in creating a compassionate and ethical environment for animals in society.
Job Description
- Inspect animal care facilities for compliance with welfare laws.
- Investigate reports of animal cruelty or neglect.
- Educate caretakers on proper handling, feeding, and sheltering.
- Coordinate with law enforcement and veterinary services.
- Prepare reports and maintain records of investigations.
- Recommend corrective actions and follow up on compliance.
- Participate in awareness campaigns for animal rights and protection.
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