Media Coordinator (19.25 hours per week)
Application Deadline: 31 October 2026
Department: Rehoming
Employment Type: Permanent - Part Time
Location: West Calder
Compensation: £13,603 per year, plus benefits (£26,500 FTE)
Description
We are seeking a creative and dynamic Media Coordinator to take responsibility for helping to promote the work of our Rehoming Centres by developing ideas into useable newsworthy stories for use in all forms of media.
In this role you will support the work of our rehoming centres and the wider organisation by providing relevant and interesting content for local media.
What does this role do?
As Media Coordinator, you’ll:
- Support media interviews.
- Provide the required dog/background information, ensure that high quality photographs and videos of the dogs in our Centres are available for use in rehoming and publicity materials and overseeing the production of these by other staff members.
- You’ll also help to promote the work of the Centres and rehoming appeals by using a variety of social media mediums including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Could this be you?
An excellent communicator with experience of working within media, PR or marketing you'll have an eye for a story and the ability to generate ideas to support them. You'll have good photography and videography skills, be knowledgeable and experienced in using social media in a professional capacity including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and committed to the aims of Dogs Trust with the ability to accurately convey our policies, key messages and brand identity.
This is a part time role for 19.25 hours per week.
The interviews are provisionally scheduled at our West Calder Rehoming Centre.
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Media Coordinator (19.25 hours per week) in West Calder employer: Dogs Trust
Dogs Trust is an exceptional employer that prioritises a supportive and collaborative work culture, making it an ideal place for those passionate about animal welfare. With opportunities for professional growth and development, employees can thrive in their roles while contributing to meaningful causes across London. The unique advantage of working on-site at rehoming centres and charity shops allows for direct engagement with the community and the animals we serve.
