They provide advice on the legal requirements of Section 10 of the Animal Welfare Dog Ordinance, in particular on the enforcement of the ban on exhibiting dogs with traits resulting from breeding for extreme traits . They also offer advice on all matters relating to the Lower Saxony Dog Act (NHundG) and participate in conducting qualification courses for veterinarians to administer temperament tests. Furthermore, they provide advice on matters concerning facilities under Section 11 of the Animal Welfare Act (excluding Section 11 Paragraph 1 Sentence 1, No. 1 of the Animal Welfare Act), as well as on cats, rabbits, companion animals, and zoo animals.

The scope of duties may be changed.

Ideally, you should bring the following with you

• You possess a high level of resilience, even under time pressure, enabling you to consistently manage your work in the field of animal welfare effectively. You are communicative and a team player with a friendly and professional demeanor. You demonstrate a confident yet diplomatic approach when interacting with associations and authorities. Furthermore, you are willing to undertake multi-day business trips, participate in federal/state working groups, and work outside of normal business hours. You also have proficient computer skills in MS Office (especially Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and Access). You are capable of handling complex issues independently and as part of a team, making sound decisions, and organizing time-sensitive workflows. If you also possess empathy, assertiveness, persuasiveness, strong organizational skills, and initiative, then you are the right person for this position.