Employment Opportunities
Looking for a career in animal law? The Animal Legal Defense Fund offers a list of current employment opportunities at various law firms and non-profit organizations across the country.
Interested in promoting your opportunity? Use our opportunity submission form, we will review your submission and consider it for publication on aldf.org.
Opportunities at the Animal Legal Defense Fund
Philanthropy Manager – Central Region
Remote
Opportunities at other organizations
As the preeminent animal law experts, the Animal Legal Defense Fund shares a centralized location for job postings from external entities as a courtesy to those interested in using their skills to improve the lives of animals.
Senior Manager of Public Policy Campaigns
The Humane League
Remote
Litigation Paralegal with the Farmed Animal Advocacy Clinic
Vermont Law and Graduate School
South Royalton, Vermont
Oregon Factory Farm Organizer
Food & Water Watch
Remote, Oregon
Litigation Attorney
Legal Impact for Chickens
Remote
Animals in Science Program Manager
Animal Protection New Mexico
Remote (outside of New Mexico) will be considered for the right candidate, New Mexico
Clerkships, Internships, and Fellowships
The Animal Legal Defense Fund offers a list of our current internship, clerkship and fellowship opportunities plus additional opportunities at various law firms and non-profit organizations across the country.
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