The Behaviour Outreach Facilitator’s primary role is to facilitate Calgary Humane Society’s educational, training, and community outreach programs. These programs aim to build community awareness around positive reinforcement training methods, animal behaviour concerns, and responsible pet ownership while fostering empathy and compassion for the animals in our community.

Rotation

Thursday to Monday | 37.5 hours per week

Hours of work: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Annual Salary

$36,367.50 with an increase to $40,170.00 upon successful completion of the probationary period.

Duties

Coordinate behaviour training classes and consultations, including:

Scheduling classes and private consultations

Managing class registration, payments, and client communications

Ensuring classes are posted, promoted, filled, and effectively staffed

Produce monthly reports summarizing class participation, revenue, and trends for submission to the Director of Community Services & Pathway Planning and the Board

Support content development by working with shelter trainers to identify opportunities for new classes, update materials, and align offerings with community needs

Assist internal operations by performing training duties as assigned by the Director of Community Services & Pathway Planning or shelter trainers, including supporting staff with training plans or assisting in class delivery

Provide high-quality client service by responding to behaviour inquiries, assisting with the behaviour helpline, and directing clients to appropriate resources

Maintain positive relationships with contract trainers, class participants, and community partners

Support departmental administration, including updating manuals, processes, and behaviour handouts as directed

Assist with event and program promotion in collaboration with Marketing and Communications staff

Champion CHS values of Compassion,



Commitment, Collaboration, and Courage in everyday work

Promote a culture of volunteer engagement by working positively with volunteers and supporting recognition initiatives

Position Requirements

Interest in pursuing a professional training certification (e.g., KPA, CPDT, IAABC, Pet Professional Guild)

Flexibility to work a schedule that includes days, evenings, weekends, and some statutory holidays

Basic knowledge of animal behaviour and a desire to expand expertise through professional development

Previous professional experience in animal welfare, dog daycare, class coordination, or public relations is an asset

Working toward or willing to pursue professional development or certifications in feline/canine behaviour

Proven experience delivering effective communication and high-quality customer service

Confident public speaker

Strong administrative skills; ability to maintain records and produce clear written/verbal reports; intermediate proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint

Strong time management and ability to work under pressure while balancing multiple priorities

Strong interpersonal skills; able to work with a diverse range of people

Flexible and non-judgmental approach

Positive, can-do attitude in challenging situations

Collaborative and team-oriented mindset

Efficient and effective problem solver

Must hold a Class 5 driver’s license with at least 3 years driving experience and a clean driver’s abstract

Physical Requirements





Comfortable and capable of handling a variety of species (e.g., cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, reptiles, rodents)

Ability to lift up to 40 lbs

Ability to perform repetitive motions: sitting, standing, reaching, lifting, squatting, bending, walking, and pulling

What We Offer

100% employer-paid health and dental benefits for employees and their eligible dependants.

Vision coverage and a Wellness Spending Account.

Employer-matched RSP contributions.

Paid vacation, sick time, wellness days, plus a paid day off for your birthday.

Career development and career-growth opportunities.

Discounts on CHS products and services, including adoption fees.

Access to an Employee and Family Assistance Program and reduced-rate counselling services.

Free in office parking.

A meaningful, mission-driven workplace where your work directly supports animals and people in the community.

Our Commitment to Inclusion The people and families we serve are diverse, and Calgary Humane Society is committed to building an inclusive workplace that reflects the community around us. We believe that different identities, lived experiences, perspectives, and abilities strengthen our organization and help us better support animals and the people who care for them.

We welcome applications from all qualified candidates and particularly encourage applications from people who have historically faced barriers to employment. We are committed to an accessible and equitable recruitment process, and accommodation is available at any stage upon request.

We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. To ensure a fair and consistent recruitment process, we are unable to respond to telephone or email inquiries regarding applications.

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📌 Behaviour Outreach Coordinator - Full Time (Winnipeg)
🏢 Calgary Humane Society
📍 Winnipeg