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City of Columbia invites job seekers to animal services hiring event in January

Columbia, South Carolina – The City of Columbia is getting ready to host a hiring fair to strengthen its Animal Services staff. This will provide job seekers a chance to learn about occupations that focus on animal welfare and public service.

Columbia Animal Services and the City of Columbia Human Resources Department are putting on the event on Wednesday, January 21, 2026. It will take place at Earlewood Park, located at 1113 Recreation Drive, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The location was chosen to make it easy for applicants and recruiting staff to talk to each other.

During the event, a number of jobs are expected to be filled. These include a Foster Coordinator, a Volunteer Coordinator, an Animal Services Supervisor, and a part-time Veterinarian. People from Animal Services will be there to talk about everyday responsibilities, what is expected of employees, and how each job fits into the larger goal of protecting animals and serving the community.

People who come will also be able to meet with members of the hiring team one-on-one and interview for jobs on the spot. City officials say that this method lets candidates ask questions, talk about their experience, and get a better idea of what it’s like to work at Animal Services before they officially apply.

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The hiring team is looking for individuals that are dedicated to serving the public, enjoy working with people, and are very interested in caring for and protecting animals. The fair is part of an ongoing effort to put up a committed team that can fulfill the requirements of Columbia’s people and their pets as they develop.

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