Categories: Animal Protection

Introducing our interns: the future leaders of animal welfare

Our internship program at the Humane Society has been a cornerstone of our organization for over two decades. What started as a simple program has evolved into a comprehensive and inclusive opportunity for individuals looking to make a difference in the field of animal protection. One of the most significant changes we have made to the program is the decision to pay all interns, making it accessible to a wider range of candidates. This change has allowed us to attract a more diverse group of interns who bring unique perspectives and experiences to our organization.

In addition to becoming more inclusive, our internship program has also become more structured and supportive. Interns are not just given busy work; they are given real and impactful projects that contribute to our mission. We believe in providing our interns with a meaningful, professional experience through hands-on work and mentorship. This approach not only benefits the interns but also allows our staff to learn from the fresh perspectives and ideas that interns bring to the table.

One of the key components of our internship program is the series of staff presentations and meetings that interns are invited to attend. These sessions are designed to broaden the interns‘ knowledge of the animal protection field and provide networking opportunities. Additionally, staff members offer informational interviews to help interns deepen their understanding of potential career paths, animal protection issues, and the challenges and rewards of working in this field. We also host a forum featuring former interns who are now employees of the organization, allowing current interns to learn about their career trajectories and how they made the most of their internships.

Our human resources staff play a crucial role in supporting our interns throughout their time with us. They provide information about the recruitment process, job search tips, and detailed advice on resumes, cover letters, and job interviews. Interns can also schedule one-on-one career development discussions with members of our human resources team to help them navigate their future career paths.

Overall, our internship program at the Humane Society is designed to provide interns with a valuable and enriching experience. We are committed to ensuring that each intern has the opportunity to learn, grow, and make a meaningful impact during their time with us. Through our structured and supportive program, we aim to inspire the next generation of animal welfare advocates and empower them to create positive change for animals in our society.

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