San Francisco SPCA
Ginger Davis Jenkins is an experienced professional currently serving as the Adoptions Supervisor for Animal and Client Care at the San Francisco SPCA since October 2019. Previously, Ginger held the position of Adoptions Counselor at the same organization, focusing on animal welfare advocacy and education. Prior roles include Manager of Visitor Experience at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, where responsibilities included managing museum events with high attendance and strategizing visitor flow. Ginger also worked as an Administrative Assistant at Tom Leader Studio, managing financial operations, and as a Case Manager and Welcome Specialist for Patient Home Monitoring. Ginger's career at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art began in 2009, progressing from Visitor Services Attendant to Supervisor. Educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from San Francisco State University and participation in the Humanities Honors Program at San Jose State University.
San Francisco SPCA
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At the San Francisco SPCA we envision a world in which the love people share with animals uplifts humanity to a state of greater compassion. On a spring day in 1868, San Francisco banker James Sloan Hutchinson caught sight of two men dragging a terrified hog along the rough cobblestone street. Appalled, Hutchinson stepped in to stop the cruelty and rescue the hog. The incident crystallized Hutchinson’s concern over widespread animal abuse, and he soon rallied 15 like-minded citizens to found the San Francisco SPCA. Since then the SF SPCA has become one of San Francisco’s most enduring and respected institutions. It is a national leader in saving homeless cats and dogs and working to end animal abandonment. We all share a common passion here at the San Francisco SPCA. Not just for the animals saved, but for their companions and those in our community who then foster, volunteer, or adopt. Whether affected by illness, injury, or homelessness, the animals we help need our expertise and compassion. You could wake up every day knowing you’ll be “doing good work” in a fulfilling environment where no two days are the same. The SF SPCA has been at the forefront of animal welfare for 150+ years, and Vision 2030 is our plan to positively impact 5+ million lives over the next decade. We are looking for animal-loving professionals to help us turn this vision into reality!