Fun Fur Pets is looking for a Team Communication Coach Animal Concierge to join our 23-person strong team. Our Team Coach Animal Concierge must be friendly, upbeat, positive, and attentive to our team and our clients’ needs, even while working under pressure—and, upon successful completion of training, you can even bring YOUR dog to work with you!

As a Team Communication Coach Animal Concierge, you will help your teammates to succeed and encourage them to be their best. Help staff with customer service, life, communication, and employee interaction skills. You will coach your teammates with accountability and compassion. Use common sense and compassion to help resolve team problems. Coach and assist teammates on job efficiency. Possess customer service skills and follow our safety protocols. Provide the absolute best experience to our pet guests and their owners. Maintain confidentiality in our practices and all aspects of our clients and business. Must be a team player with great communication skills. This is NOT a desk job and you WON’T be bossing people around. You will be cleaning up dog messes with the rest of your teammates to help foster a positive group atmosphere and support our team culture. This is not a complete list of all job duties.

We offer extensive training in dog body language and behavior. This position has a 60-day probationary training period which includes an orientation to the business, regular check-ins with leadership, a structured educational program, and experiential, hands-on learning with our professional staff.

PLEASE NOTE: We are open 365 days a year. You will be expected to work some weekends and holidays.

Pay starting at $13.00/hr with monthly bonuses based on key markers. Potential for customized benefits package including profit sharing, investments, and a technology allowance.

**To apply for the Team Communication Coach Animal Concierge, please email your cover letter and resume to funfurpetshr@gmail.com. Applications sent without both a cover letter AND resume will not be considered for the position. Attention to detail really does matter.**