thanks everyone!
Alyssa,
No I am not an animal cruelty officer. It's kinda hard to explain. I am learning lots of stuff right now. I have been volunteering for about a year and a half now and I got hired recently. What I have been doing as a volunteer is taking pictures for the website, walking dogs, spending time with the cats, spending time with the dogs, helping at adoption events, fundraisers, etc..
anyways I have been started on the cleaning part of the dogs because everyone has to take turns. doing things like cleaning all 4 cat rooms, doing the dogs in isolation, etc. another girl got hired, too temporarily. anyways.. we clean 4 hours in the morning and we have to be done by 12 because that's when we go to lunch.. someone does the main dog room which consists of scrubbing the dogs' kennels why someone walks a dog and you have to do them throughouly.
they get clean food and water dishes and blankets and toys every day and their kennels are scrubbed out really well. then you do other stuff like squegee the walk way, etc. and give meds for whoever needs them but I won't do that by myself until I know how.
for the cats, it's the same. you scrub the kennels but it doesn't take as much time BUT the kitten and cat room is free roam so the cats can roam free and not be in kennels which is nice. and there's exam and isolation. exam is the ones who are too young or not fixed yet and the ones for isolation is for sick kitties.
then from 1-4 we are open to the public and the tasks varies like doing adoptions, etc. and then we walk the dogs and do meds and stuff and give treats and leave for the night and we come back at 8 in the morning - 5 at night and do the same. does that make sense?

I hope so because I am tired and may not make sense.

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