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City of Newport News Holding Job Fair At Peninsula Regional Animal Shelter January 28

Jen Holden
Photo courtesy of Peninsula Regional Animal Shelter's Facebook page.
Photo courtesy of Peninsula Regional Animal Shelter's Facebook page.

NEWPORT NEWS-The Newport News Parks and Recreation department is calling all animal lovers to join them for a job fair from 9am to noon on Saturday, January 28, at Peninsula Regional Animal Shelter located at 5843 Jefferson Ave. in midtown Newport News.

While the city’s online employment opportunities webpage is actively recruiting for more than 40 positions within various departments on its website, on-the-spot interviews will be given at the job fair for the available positions of part-time animal care technician and part-time environmental services technician. Both positions are considered entry level. Pet owners and applicants who have gained experience while working with animals through dog-walking or pet sitting gigs are encouraged to apply.

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