Humane Society Silicon Valley - Suggested Interview Questions

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Humane Society Silicon Valley

Suggested Interview Questions

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Saving lives is one of Humane Society Silicon Valley’s three strategic priorities. How is HSSV working to save homeless pets in Silicon Valley and beyond?
Another strategic priority for HSSV is “keeping families together.” What resources do you offer pet owners struggling to feed and care for their pets?
What does it mean to change the game when it comes to animal welfare, and why is this a strategic priority for HSSV?
Shelter medicine is an integral part of how HSSV cares for animals. What is shelter medicine and how is your organization working to expand it in the US?
HSSV is the first organization ever to meet the model shelter standard-of-care guidelines put forth by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians. What makes HSSV a model shelter?
Why does HSSV believe animal shelters should establish uniform standards when it comes to caring for animals?
In addition to being the world’s first model shelter, HSSV in 2009 opened the nation’s first Animal Community Center, where people can learn about, engage with, and celebrate animals. What makes the Peter Detkin and Michelle Oates Detkin Animal Community Center unique?
Why does HSSV need more people to foster homeless dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens, and what’s involved in becoming a pet foster parent?
What other kinds of volunteer opportunities are available at HSSV?
How important are donations to keep your programs running?
How can people get involved?

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