Humane Society for Hamilton County
At the
Humane Society for Hamilton County
, we’re rewriting what shelter medicine looks like. As one of the only
no-kill, open-admission
shelters in the country, we welcome every animal—abused, abandoned, injured, overlooked—and give them the medical care, love, and advocacy they deserve. Our placement rate? Consistently over 98%. Our brand-new $12 million facility includes a surgical suite with top-of-the-line radiology and surgical equipment, triage and recovery areas, dedicated behavior and quarantine zones, and everything you need to provide gold-standard shelter medicine. About the Role As our
Shelter Veterinarian
, you’ll: Lead the charge in high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter, soft tissue, orthopedic, and emergency surgeries. Triage and treat cruelty, abuse, and neglect cases with empathy and urgency. Implement and refine best-in-class medical protocols and SOPs. Serve as a mentor—not a manager—to a skilled team of techs, RVTs, and medical coordinators. Collaborate cross-functionally to raise the bar of animal care and shelter medicine. What Makes This Job Extraordinary No red tape, no egos—just impact.
You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with a tight-knit, mission-driven team that leads with heart. Innovation over bureaucracy.
Your voice and medical expertise will shape protocols, not sit on a shelf. A workplace that walks the talk.
We live our values, from our “Whatever It Takes” mentality to our commitment to equity, empathy, and excellence. Compensation & Perks Salary
is competitive, negotiable based on experience Full benefits
: Medical (Anthem), dental, vision, disability, HSA/FSA, identity theft protection Pet perks
: Discounts and free supplies for your own animals PTO starts day one
+ paid CE days (we cover your license renewal) R
elocation assistance Who You Are A licensed DVM (or eligible in Indiana) with shelter or HQHVSN experience Passionate about rescue and aligned with our
no-kill, “Whatever It Takes”
philosophy Calm in a storm, decisive in a crisis, and collaborative in every moment Willing to challenge the status quo to improve outcomes—for animals and the humans who love them ** Ready to Apply: Please s
end your resume, cover letter with salary requirements to: Elizabeth Umbreit at **
humanresources@hamiltonhumane.com
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Humane Society for Hamilton County
, we’re rewriting what shelter medicine looks like. As one of the only
no-kill, open-admission
shelters in the country, we welcome every animal—abused, abandoned, injured, overlooked—and give them the medical care, love, and advocacy they deserve. Our placement rate? Consistently over 98%. Our brand-new $12 million facility includes a surgical suite with top-of-the-line radiology and surgical equipment, triage and recovery areas, dedicated behavior and quarantine zones, and everything you need to provide gold-standard shelter medicine. About the Role As our
Shelter Veterinarian
, you’ll: Lead the charge in high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter, soft tissue, orthopedic, and emergency surgeries. Triage and treat cruelty, abuse, and neglect cases with empathy and urgency. Implement and refine best-in-class medical protocols and SOPs. Serve as a mentor—not a manager—to a skilled team of techs, RVTs, and medical coordinators. Collaborate cross-functionally to raise the bar of animal care and shelter medicine. What Makes This Job Extraordinary No red tape, no egos—just impact.
You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with a tight-knit, mission-driven team that leads with heart. Innovation over bureaucracy.
Your voice and medical expertise will shape protocols, not sit on a shelf. A workplace that walks the talk.
We live our values, from our “Whatever It Takes” mentality to our commitment to equity, empathy, and excellence. Compensation & Perks Salary
is competitive, negotiable based on experience Full benefits
: Medical (Anthem), dental, vision, disability, HSA/FSA, identity theft protection Pet perks
: Discounts and free supplies for your own animals PTO starts day one
+ paid CE days (we cover your license renewal) R
elocation assistance Who You Are A licensed DVM (or eligible in Indiana) with shelter or HQHVSN experience Passionate about rescue and aligned with our
no-kill, “Whatever It Takes”
philosophy Calm in a storm, decisive in a crisis, and collaborative in every moment Willing to challenge the status quo to improve outcomes—for animals and the humans who love them ** Ready to Apply: Please s
end your resume, cover letter with salary requirements to: Elizabeth Umbreit at **
humanresources@hamiltonhumane.com
#J-18808-Ljbffr