They seldom spend time in the office during regular business hours, so they are difficult to reach by telephone. The best way to reach them is to email Chris Lucash . The caretaker is responsible for the maintenance and health of the captive colony of red wolves. Primary responsibilities include feeding and watering, health observations, administering medications, pen and facility inspections, maintenance and repairs. Other responsibilities and opportunities may exist according to the season and program needs.
Work can be moderate to extremely strenuous, and hours are often long and irregular.
Following complete training, the caretaker is expected to complete regular duties with a minimum of supervision. Work conditions vary from extremely hot and humid summers to near freezing, wet winters. Biting insects are abundant 4-6 months of the year. A personal vehicle is required. Government vehicles are not available for use during non-work related activities.