Equine and Farm Animal Assistant Manager, Nevins Farm

MSPCA-Angell Careers•Methuen, MA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for an experienced assistant manager to lead our Equine and Farm Animal team at the MSPCA Nevins Farm in Methuen (40 hours/week, weekends required). As the Assistant Manager for Nevins Farm, you would join the Leadership team at our 55 acre animal care complex that provides adoption services for companion and farm animals as well as low cost veterinary services through our Community Clinic. Salary: $55,000–$70,000 , depending on experience. Relocation assistance available for out of state applicants. WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS As our Assistant Manager for Equine and Farm Animals, you’ll help lead our Barn team by supporting staff, inspiring volunteers, connecting with the community, and ensuring every animal receives the compassion and care they deserve. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, communicate with clarity and warmth, and love bringing out the best in teams, this is your opportunity to shine.

Requirements

1 years of management or supervisory experience
5 years of equine/farm animal experience
Advanced knowledge of equine and farm animal husbandry and welfare
A compassionate, people-centered leader who believes deeply in helping animals and their families
A commitment to maintaining the positive, supportive culture we've built

Nice To Haves

Spanish proficiency is a plus!

Responsibilities

Guide and support an incredible team of staff and volunteers at the barn
Oversee daily animal care, intake and adoptions
Lead group discussions, trainings, scheduling, performance development, and team culture
In conjunction with the volunteer coordinator, foster a positive and supportive culture aimed at the inclusion, development and integration of volunteers into our collective goal
Work with the Equine and Farm Outreach and Rescue Manager and the Law Enforcement team on the collection, transport and intake of farm animal cases.
Model the kindness and professionalism that define the MSPCA