Aargauischer Tierschutzverein
Untersiggenthal
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animal-loving, flexible employees
- Publication date:15 October 2025
- Workload:100%
- Contract type:Unlimited employment
- Place of work:Untersiggenthal
Job summary
Join the Aargauischer Tierschutzverein ATs, a dedicated animal welfare organization. Help create a loving environment for animals in need!
Tasks
- Manage animal care and rehabilitation efforts at the shelter.
- Assist in the adoption process for animals seeking new homes.
- Support community outreach and education on animal welfare issues.
Skills
- Experience in animal care or related fields preferred.
- Compassionate and patient with animals and people.
- Strong communication and organizational skills.
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Annual Financial Statement
Animals urgently seeking a new home
Income Statement 01.01. to 31.12.2014
Balance Sheet as of 31.12.2014
Income
CHF
Brelly
Assets
CHF
Membership fees
81,290
Current assets
Gender: female
Age: November 1, 2006
Donations
253,341
Liquid funds
438,299
Breed: Pekingese x Spaniel mix/beige
Neutered: yes
Sponsorships
86,723
Receivables
97,593
Info
Character: The small and agile Brelly gets along well with larger dogs. She finds little pleasure in small ones
Legacies
24,834
Inventory
500 however. Brelly is a friendly and cheerful companion,
Service agreement
70,000
Prepaid expenses
32,946 knows a lot and can be taken anywhere. On a leash, she can sometimes be stubborn and develop "delusions of grandeur." In such situations, she needs
Income from holiday animal shelter
219,690
Fixed assets
It is nice to see how she opens up more and more day by day
Income from animal placement
114,059
Furniture and equipment
4,600 owners who respond calmly and firmly. Brelly is not suitable for cats and small animals.
Other income
58,782
Property
382,000
Total income
908,719
Requirements: Although small, Brelly has much more dog in her than expected.
Total assets
955,938
Since she loves to run, new dog owners should be able to offer her enough variety and exercise.
The employees at ATs have
been accustomed to a lot. You definitely must not be
Expenses
CHF
delicate to do this job. Our employees bring daily commitment and joy to the frightened, stinky, and neglected animals - despite difficult circumstances - also with
Veterinary costs
139,626
Liabilities
CHF
collars and bring them to the shelter. Some reacted panicked when
Animal food and other animal costs
33,023
Accounts payable
22,766
Membership management
37,872
Public relations, prevention
24,459
Accrued liabilities
11,658
Casy
Provisions
30,000
Gender: female
Age: approx. 2009
Breed: Domestic short hair/black with little white
Neutered: yes
Character: We named the slightly overweight cat "Casy." She had gotten caught in a garden fence in Bublikon in autumn 2014. Unfortunately, no owners have come forward to date, so we are looking for a new home for the affectionate and clingy cat. Occasionally, Casy also shows a moody side.
Maintenance and repairs
35,585
Energy and disposal
21,102
Vehicle and transport costs
11,188
Association assets as of 01.01.
881,517
Insurance
3,736
Annual profit
9,997
Administrative expenses
16,119
Association assets as of 31.12.
891,514
Financial expenses
35,567
Depreciation
28,979
Total liabilities
955,938
Other operating expenses
2,047
Total expenses
911,138
Extraordinary income
20,000
Extraordinary expenses
-7,584
Annual profit
9,997
Monty
Gender: male
Age: approx. 2002
Breed: Domestic short hair/black-white
Neutered: yes
Character: The stately tomcat has been with us for a long time. We named him Monty, and he was neutered and microchipped by us. After initial great reserve, Monty can now even be petted occasionally. He does not get along well with other cats and apparently does not need their company. He behaves very reserved towards strangers. Monty needs a bit more time and patience in his new home until he settles in.
The ATs has been serving animals in need for over 140 years, operates its own animal shelter, and is involved in various projects. In 2008, the "Cat Group" project was founded, which cares for numerous cases of ownerless, feral, and unneutered cat populations. This group handles about 180 cat cases per year and arranges for over 600 cats to be neutered or treated by a veterinarian. It provides assistance with problems, is on site for various operations to catch cats and bring them to the vet. The cases are steadily increasing. Therefore, we are looking to strengthen our team immediately with animal-loving, flexible employees
Don Camillo upon entry
(approx. 3 to 8 hours per week, depending on the season)
Requirements: For the tomcat Monty, a single place with kind and understanding cat people is sought. After an adjustment period, he definitely needs regular outdoor access.
Please send your application to Aargau Animal Protection Association ATs, Ms. Irene Frick, Steinenbühlstr. 36, 5417 Untersiggenthal, s T
For further questions, Ms. Astrid Becker, President ATs and responsible for the cat group, is available at 076 320 69 24 (mornings).
IMPRESSUM
Note: Since the new Animal Protection Act came into force on September 1, 2008, every dog owner is obliged to complete the mandatory expertise certificate (SKN) in practice and/or theory. Our staff will gladly provide you with further information.
Aargau Animal Protection Association ATs Office and Animal Shelter, Steinenbühlstrasse 36, 5417 Untersiggenthal. Official cantonal reporting office of the Canton of Aargau for found and missing animals. Tel. 0900 98 00 20 (CHF 1.20 / min from landline for the benefit of the animal protection work of the Aargau Animal Protection Association ATs), Fax 056 298 00 21. Membership CHF 60.- (subscription and membership fee);
*Animals in the sponsorship project are immediately adoptable like all others. Animals with special needs, chronic illnesses, or those who have been in the shelter longer and hope for a new place automatically enter the project.
Editorial: Astrid Becker, Mani Sokoll; Photos: ATs; Design: unikom werbung gmbh, Baden; Print: Druckerei Bürli AG, Döttingen
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Part 2
The right care
Tweety watches
ATs activities 2014 at a glance
Various animal species, a real cutie. But the ladies?
Numbers are important but alone do not say much. In addition to the numbers, we want to convey some informative impressions about our work. Our 2014 annual report should be comprehensive and impressive. We believe: this proves the necessity of ATs in animal protection work in our canton.
The new four-part series has set itself the goal of providing much useful knowledge about the care of different domestic animals. From well-known to lesser-known species populate
About 11,800 telephone inquiries and over 7,800 emails processed
How did it come about?
I heard from the two-legged that six of two different places now inhabit the most diverse living beings in our households. Some were simply left behind, and in others the owner died.
Wendy
It is a sad truth: the tendency towards ever larger and more complex cases is increasing. Our animal protection officer tirelessly follows the reports, and we can handle many ourselves. Of the 379 animal protection cases, 263 were handled by us, and 116 forwarded to the veterinary office. We were also able to point out deficiencies to some owners and care for 1,840 affected animals: 261 dogs, 167 cats, 240 rodents, 76 birds, 54 horses and donkeys, 824 farm animals, 15 wild animals, 100 zoo animals, 103 reptiles and fish, an improvement was achieved. The second part is dedicated to the rabbit.
19th ATs Farm Cat Neutering Campaign: In 2014, a total of 459 cats were neutered.
(This campaign is carried out with the support of veterinarians. Many thanks!)
Meow and hello dear animal friends. If you have a headache from my story today, don't be surprised!
Additional capture campaigns of neglected cat populations
The holding of rabbits is by no means as simple as often portrayed. To feel comfortable, some requirements must be met. These include, among others, sufficient space, retreat areas, and adequate opportunities for activity. The height of the rabbit hutch should allow jumps and acrobatics. Rabbits regularly seek food during their activity phases. Herbs and grasses, roots, and bark belong to their preferred food. The digestive system of rabbits reacts sensitively to inappropriate feeding and the size of the animals must be taken into account. They live according to the motto "the cooler, the better," but rabbits do not like it too warm and direct heating air damages their respiratory tract. They inhabit the bird aviary, which is equipped with scratching trees and must be permanently available.
We help with:
Consultations about animals, clarifications in animal protection cases, behavioral psychological help with cats and dogs, conversations about animal surrenders, animal placements, and much more.
Often, out of ignorance, a rabbit is taken as a partner for a rabbit. This is not allowed according to the animal protection law. Therefore, at least two animals of the same breed must be kept. Rabbits should also be allowed to run freely indoors. The area must be large enough and offer sufficient opportunities for activity. The floor must have a lot of bedding material. The bedding material should be of good quality and generously used. It should differ from the usual grain feed and only be offered in small amounts. Please pay attention when buying rabbits that they are at least 10 weeks old.
Lost animals
2,680 reports were received by the cantonal reporting office for found and missing animals. In cooperation with STMZ, 1,011 found and 1,668 missing animals are registered. According to law Art. 720ff ZGB, found animals must be reported!
Animal shelter statistics 2014
Dogs
Cats
Rodents
Birds
Others*
Total
Found animals
28
78
12
2
2,122
Surrendered/Abandoned
31
82
42
17
172
Seized by authorities
38
6
13
0
57
Neglected populations
0
193
0
0
193
Total animal shelter admissions
97
359
67
19
2,544
*Other animals: 2 turtles
Good information can be found in relevant literature or e.g. at www.prokaninchen.ch and www.kaninchenhilfe.com/ch
Your Tweety
Warja
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