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Jeff Harwell has over 15 years of experience working with large carnivores and other species at Out of Africa Wildlife Park. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and Biology and graduated from Cat Tales Zoological Training Facility. As Carnivore Manager at Out of Africa, his responsibilities include managing keepers, interns, volunteers, and the husbandry, feeding, medical care, and enrichment of over 50 species. He also assists with animal captures, educational tours, habitat maintenance, and emergency response.
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- 1. Jeff Harwell 985 E. Mingus Ave #321 Cottonwood, AZ 86326 Cell Phone: 928-300-4966 Email: JeffreyBHarwell@gmail.com EDUCATION Texas A&M University-Commerce Bachelors of Science; Major-Sociology Minor-Interdisciplinary Studies/emphasis on Biology Graduation Date: July 1, 2004 Cat Tales Zoological Training Facility Graduated with Honors 2006 WORK EXPERIENCE Out of Africa Wildlife Park 10/25/2006-present Carnivore Manager Responsibilities Include: Management of nine keepers. Management of interns/volunteers. Husbandry of over 50 different species both free and protected contact including ursids, felids, hyaenids, canids, hoofstock, ratites, and reptiles. Participation in capture and restraint. Conduction of in-depth educational tours. Preparation of diets and feeding of large carnivores. Assistance in medical procedures. Allocation of medications. Daily enrichment. Performance in a show called Tiger Splash in which instincts are triggered in tigers to entertain, educate, and inspire the public to action. Driving large vehicles through a 22-acre habitat with free-roaming animals while educating the public on zoological facts and conservation. Habitat construction, maintenance, and landscaping. Lone Star Steel 8/2004-12/2005 Entered data, made sales calls and determined the cost and logistics of the product.
- 2. Shadow Lakes Reality 2000-2004 Tenant relations and minor repairs. Texas A&M-Commerce Student Information Center 2003-2004 Answered student and general public questions on a variety of subjects. First United Methodist Church Camp Counselor 2001-2003 Childcare for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. Lead them to functions on time, monitored medicine, and behaved as their friend and role model. Harwell Dock & Deck Construction 2000 Managerial responsibilities including writing of contracts, delegation of tasks, creation of blue prints, and construction. Guaranty Bond Bank 1998 Public relations, bookkeeping, and customer relations. United Methodist Army 1997-1999 Repaired homes for people who lacked means to do so for themselves. Other Skills/Experience: I am the primary Emergency Response Team shooter wether it be with a lethal or tranquilizer gun. Expert marksman; numerous accolades in shooting competitions. Experience anesthetizing/ medicating animals with CO2 fired dart guns, cartridge fired dart guns, blow guns, pole syringe, and by hand. Ability to operate manual transmission vehicles and various construction vehicles. Ability to lift over 200 pounds and work in extreme weather conditions. Excellent public speaker. I’m a large Carnivore expert specializing in felids, and I keep current via scientific studies published by organizations like IUCN’s cat specialist group. Established Out of Africa’s first philanthropic program to allow patrons to instantly donate to National Geographic’s Big Cat Initiative. Established Out of Africa’s recycling program. Established Out of Africa’s first Drill program. I now routinely run animals escape drills incorporating local first response and our veterinary staff to keep our keepers sharp. References: Courtney Palmer: (717) 514-4142
- 3. Heather Keepers: (602) 615-8235 Meg Ruff: (513) 659-6289 Please feel free to contact all of the above references. List of Animals Cared for: Tigers Lions Jaguars Leopards Pumas Canadian Lynx Caracals Servals Bobcats Brown Bears North American Black Bears Spotted Hyena Grey Wolves Rhino Giraffe Sable Antelope Grants Zebra Eland Wildebeest Oryx Nilgai Dromedary Camel Emu Fallow Deer Jacob’s Four-Horned Sheep Ibex Aoudad Ringtail Lemur Various bird species including Black Ostrich and Emu Various reptile species