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Canine Daycare Attendant

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national veterinary associatesMarienthal (KS)

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About the role

Dog Daycare Attendant Countryside Pet Resort | Andover, KS
Schedule: Part-time or full-time; includes some weekends and holidays
Countryside Pet Clinic and Resort is looking for a dependable, caring Dog Daycare Attendant to help keep our guests safe, happy, and well cared for. This is an active, hands-on job for someone who enjoys working with dogs and doesn’t mind cleaning up after them.
What you’ll do: Supervise dogs during daycare and group play, keeping their safety and comfort a priority. Watch for changes in behavior, stress, or signs that a dog needs a break, and share concerns with the team. Follow feeding, medication, and care instructions for dogs staying at the resort. Clean and disinfect play areas, kennels, bowls, and other pet-care spaces. Provide fresh water and help maintain a clean, organized environment. Communicate respectfully with clients and coworkers during drop-off and pickup. Follow resort procedures and report injuries, incidents, or other concerns promptly.
What we’re looking for: A responsible, reliable person who enjoys caring for dogs. Comfort working around dogs of different sizes, breeds, ages, and temperaments. Good communication skills and the ability to work as part of a team. Willingness to stay active, work outdoors in different weather, and handle cleaning tasks. Previous animal-care experience is helpful but not required; we’re willing to train the right person. If you’re patient, attentive, and ready to help dogs have a safe and fun day, we’d love to hear from you!

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