Pet Sitter, Nights and Weekends, Part-Time

Posted 7 days ago

stephs pet sittingMedia (PA)

Animal Caretakers Pet Care (except Veterinary) Services

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$16/hour

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About the role

Pet Care Specialist Do you LOVE, LOVE, LOVE animals? Have lots of extra time at night and on the weekends? Hi, my name is Steph, and I own an incredible pet sitting business in Media, PA. I'm looking for Pet Care Specialists to work: Part-Time Nights, Weekends, and Holidays All applicants MUST live in the 19063 zip code (Media PA). You will NOT be considered for this job if you don't. This job should not be your primary source of income, as your schedule and pay will vary. This is supplemental income only! We work in 4-hour shifts. These are the times we need coverage: Monday-Friday, evenings (5-9 pm); Saturday and Sunday (8 am-12 pm; 5-9 pm) Holidays, ALL (same times as Sat and Sun) You will drive from your home to a client's house, take care of their pets, and then drive back home (or to another visit as you get busier). Each visit lasts 20-60 minutes, not counting travel time. We're looking for someone who... is 21 years of age or older, is honest, dependable, detail-oriented, can work independently and complete scheduled visits on time, has a reliable car & a valid driver's license, is willing to commit to at least a year working with us, is available to work some holidays.

What We Offer

Starting Pay: $16/hour + Paid Drive Time between clients. Tips & Bonuses: Client tips average $2$8 per hour, plus holiday pay and performance bonuses! Paid Training: We make sure you feel confident and prepared before your first solo visit.

Perks: Flexible scheduling, a fun work environment, and endless kitty purrs!

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