Veterinary
- Black River
- Negotiable
- Permanent
- Added 04/02/2026
- Closing 12/02/2026
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The role generally includes making decisions involving animal husbandry, diets, veterinary care, quarantine procedures, enrichment activities, animal transportation, and research projects.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Operational
- Contribute planning and development of the park in respect of animal collection.
- Assist for making sure that the animals are being cared for in the most efficient and appropriate way possible.
- Orchestrate all aspects of animal care including but not limited to acquisition, disposition, husbandry, enrichment, implementation of balanced and nutritional diets, translocations, medical procedures, and vaccination
- Provide assistance to all activities regarding interaction with mammals and birds.
- Ensure that staff daily summary reports are uptodate to stay informed of animal health changes and needs within the animal care department.
- Assist in the success of various animal programs, the experience of the visitors with animals and the maintenance of the health of the particular animal collection
- Assist in the importation and exportation of animals and zoo exchanges.
- Direct the animal husbandry programs.
- Manage conservation programs by attending meetings, selecting species to manage within the park collection and writing reports and scientific papers
Administration
- Assist for the PAAZA project and ensure we are compliant with the requirements.
- Perform any other cognate duties as assigned by Management.
Candidate's Profile:
- Holder as a minimum a bachelor of Science degree in animal science, biology or zoology, or a related field, such as management, health or behavior.
- A minimum of three years of experience in a supervisory role and demonstrate a proven record of animal husbandry, enrichment and exhibition of a variety of mammals, birds and reptiles, including venomous species.
- Sound experience in handling exotic animals and in the use of capture equipment for control of dangerous wild animals.
- General knowledge of all animal phylum and their characteristics and habits.
- Must be able to recognize any deficiencies in exhibit or animal holding facilities.
- Good knowledge of veterinary procedures and vaccinations
- Must be able to recognize any deficiencies in exhibit or animal holding facilities.
- Have good organizational skills.
- Possess business acumen
- Demonstrate excellent leadership skills
- Available to work weekends and/or public holidays or odd hours
To Apply
Interested candidates are strongly encouraged to apply by sending a motivation letter with a CV to:
The Human Resources Department
Casela Nature Parks
Royal Road, Cascavelle
Or by e-mail
N.B: The Management reserves the right to call only successful candidates for interview or not to make any appointment following this advertisement.