Livestock caretakers manage the daily care of animals like cows, pigs, sheep, and poultry. Their job is to ensure the animals are healthy, well-fed, and living in clean conditions. Livestock caretakers often work closely with veterinarians and farm managers.
Requirements:
- Experience in animal care is an advantage, but not required
- Physical ability to lift and handle animals
- Basic knowledge of farm operations and safety procedures
- Ability to work long hours, especially during breeding or birthing seasons
Responsibilities:
- Feeding and watering livestock
- Monitoring the health of animals and reporting any abnormalities
- Cleaning animal enclosures and ensuring living areas are hygienic
- Assisting with breeding, birthing, and general care of young animals
- Managing vaccinations, health treatments, and injury care
Livestock caretakers are in high demand in livestock-heavy provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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