Employment | Milwaukee Paws Pet Care

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Professional experience

(Professional experience does NOT include time you have spent taking care of your pets, pets of your friends or family or time spent playing with other pets you know. Professional experience means work completed with a company or agency in which you were either a volunteer or a paid employee)

Do you have reliable access to a working vehicle?

A majority of our clients are cats and dogs, knowing this, are there any breed of cat or dog that you are uncomfortable working with?

Are there other animals you are not comfortable working with?

Please describe why you want to work with Milwaukee paws Pet Care

What makes you a good candidate for this job? Why should we select you over other candidates?*

What training/education have you received in pet care and animal health? Have you had Pet First Aid/CPR training? If not, would you be willing to take it?

Please describe a time you went above and beyond for a client?

Please share with us a time you encountered a difficult pet and what you did to overcome this situation?

Have you ever had to deal with an emergency with a pet in your care? How did you handle it?

How comfortable are you with administering medications to pets? Injections?

Scenario 1: You are walking a dog for Mrs Smith, when you are approached by a neighbor asking why you are walking Mrs Smiths dog. The neighbor appears to know the dog and the dog seems happy to see the neighbor. How do you respond and what do you do?

Scenario 2: You enter a home to walk, Missy, a pit-mix dog. You have been told that the dog has anxiety and is nervous with strangers but typically warms up quickly. The lead walker on Missy’s team was supposed to meet you at the house to introduce you, but she had an emergency come up and asked you to meet the dog on your own. You are given the lock box code to get into the home. When you enter, Missy comes running, but when she sees that you are not her regular walker, she reacts. Missy backs up, pulls her ears back, barks loudly and her hackles are raised. As you take a step closer, she takes a step back, lowers her head and begins to wag her tail which is raised very high. Her body is tense and it is clear that she is uncomfortable in the situation. How do you proceed?

Please share with us a strength of yours that you feel will be an asset to the role you are applying for?

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