We’re looking for passionate team members whose talent, care and compassion for people and pets will help make a difference in our community. With your help, we’ll keep our strong foundation of helping pets go home again.

Join the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin where, yes, you’ll find challenging work, but also plenty of paws and people to brighten your day.

Current Openings

The Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin (HSSW) is now hiring for our Development team! The Fundraising Coordinator serves as the primary fundraising manager and donor relations coordinator for the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin (HSSW).  These responsibilities include building relationships with local businesses and community members, making direct asks to donors, and maintaining positive relationships with all donors. Responsibilities include management of the Humane Society’s direct mail campaigns as well as planning and implementing fundraising efforts, fundraising events, and seeking other funding opportunities, such as grant opportunities.

The Veterinary Team of the Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin is hiring! Veterinarians serve on a team of three part-time Veterinarians that provide high quality care for all animals housed at HSSW. They are responsible for providing high quality high volume spay and neuter for shelter animals as well as to area rescue pets and public-owned pets. Experience with other surgeries such as enucleations and amputations is preferred. They are also responsible for providing medical care as well as humane care and treatment to all animals in accordance with the policies and procedures established by the HSSW and the State laws of Wisconsin. This is a 1-2 day a week position that can be compensated at a per diem or hourly rate.

The Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin (HSSW) is now hiring for our Intake team! Intake Assistants make up a team of dedicated individuals that work together to care for the pets of HSSW. They are responsible for processing all incoming animals and administering vaccines and medication to the animals as prescribed. They also help facilitate reunions between pet owners and lost pets by using Lost Reports, ID tags, and microchips to match pet and owner.