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Bonnie Smooth

Bonnie Smooth
Tampa, FL

Activity summary

Last seen 5 days ago
Member since Oct 2026

Looking For A Babysitter For My 4-Years-Old Daughter

Hello everyone!

I’m looking for a caring, trustworthy, patient, and responsible babysitter to help care for my 4-year-old daughter. I’m hoping to find someone who genuinely enjoys working with children, is attentive to their needs, and can provide a safe, loving, and fun environment for her.

Previous childcare experience is preferred, and references would be a plus. I’m looking for someone reliable, friendly, and dependable who can become a trusted person in my daughter’s life.

If you’re interested or know someone who may be a good fit, please reach out to me by email with a brief introduction, your childcare experience, availability, and rates.

Contact Name: Bonnie Email: Bonniesmooth2@gmail.com

Thank you! I look forward to hearing from the right person.

Job: Babysitter/nanny, dog sitter wanted $27 / hour

Dog sitting:

  • 1 dog

Plus babysitter, nanny for:

  • 1 preschooler (3 - 4 years)

Additional childcare duties

  • Cooking with kids
  • Taking kids on outings
  • After school care
  • Help with homework

Household duties

  • Grocery shopping
  • Running errands

Job availability

Place of work: Tampa, FL, USA
Employment type: Part-time
Start date: 10 November 2026

Job timetable:

M T W T F S S

Morn

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Day

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Arvo

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Eve.

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Nite

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Special availability requirements:

  • Live-in with the family

Preferred credentials

  • Childcare credentials:
    • Parent
    • CPR training
    • First aid training
  • General credentials:
    • Driver's license
    • Non-smoker / non-vaper
    • Permanent resident
    • Spoken languages: English, Spanish

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Childcare

What ages can you care for?

Pet sitting

Other pet services you can provide:

Dog walking

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Dae'Saun Lemarr Barber

Dae'Saun Lemarr Barber
Tampa, FL

Activity summary

Member since Jul 2026

Job: Babysitter, pet sitter, dog walker wanted

Pet sitting:

  • 1 dog
  • 2 cats

Plus dog walking:

  • 1 medium dog (22—44lbs / 10—20kg)

Plus babysitter for:

  • 1 newborn (0 - 2 months)
  • 2 babies (3 - 12 months)
  • 1 toddler (1 - 2 years)
  • 1 preschooler (3 - 4 years)

Job availability

Place of work: Tampa, FL, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary

Preferred credentials

  • General credentials:
    • Spoken languages: English

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Childcare

What ages can you care for?

Pet sitting

Other pet services you can provide:

Dog walking

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Crystal Blanton

Crystal Blanton
Brandon, FL

Activity summary

Member since Dec 2024

Job: Bird sitter, bird checker wanted

Bird sitting:

  • 1 bird

Additional pet duties

  • Pet checker (home visits to check on birds)

Job availability

Place of work: Brandon, FL, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary

Preferred credentials

  • General credentials:
    • Spoken languages: English

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Childcare

What ages can you care for?

Pet sitting

Other pet services you can provide:

Dog walking

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Mackenzie Currea

Mackenzie Currea
Tampa, FL

Activity summary

Member since Sep 2024

Job: Parent helper, pet sitter, dog walker wanted

Pet sitting:

  • 1 dog
  • 4 fish

Plus dog walking:

  • 1 small dog (0—22lbs / 0—10kg)

Plus parent helper for:

  • 2 toddlers (1 - 2 years)

Job availability

Place of work: Tampa, FL, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary

Preferred credentials

  • General credentials:
    • Spoken languages: English

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Childcare

What ages can you care for?

Pet sitting

Other pet services you can provide:

Dog walking

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Jay Lee

Jay Lee
Citrus Park, FL

Activity summary

Member since Aug 2024

Sitter needed

Just need someone to keep an eye on my boys and pets along with house Sunday mornings while I'm at work..

Job: Babysitter/parent helper, pet sitter wanted $50 / hour

Pet sitting:

  • 3 dogs
  • 1 cat
  • 1 bird

Plus babysitter, parent helper for:

  • 2 teenagers (13+ years)

Additional childcare duties

  • Taking kids on outings
  • Help with homework

Additional pet duties

  • Feeding
  • Pet playtime

Job availability

Place of work: Citrus Park, FL, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary

Job timetable:

M T W T F S S

Morn

- - - - - - ✓

Day

- - - - - - -

Arvo

- - - - - - -

Eve.

- - - - - - -

Nite

- - - - - - -

Preferred credentials

  • General credentials:
    • Driver's license
    • Has a car
    • Spoken languages: English

Contact Jay For Free

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Select the services you can provide:

Childcare

What ages can you care for?

Pet sitting

Other pet services you can provide:

Dog walking

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Pet Job Pay Rates Brandon, FL, United States (Updated 19 Oct 2026)

Brandon pet jobs pay an average of $17.63 per hour as of November 2026, which is 10.6% higher than the Florida average of $15.94, and 13.3% higher than the United States average of $15.56. A fair pay rate depends on pet worker credentials, specific job requirements, and local demand for pet services in Brandon.
Location Avg Rate/Hour
Brandon $17.63
Florida $15.94
United States $15.56

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Safety Tips For Pet Workers

When accepting pet jobs with strangers (whether pet sitting, dog walking, or boarding) there are several key things you should know to stay safe, professional, and provide good care.

1. Verify the Client

  • Ask for references from previous pet sitters or neighbors.
  • Check online reviews if the client has any available.
  • Trust your instincts—if something feels off, consider declining.

2. Meet Before Accepting the Job

  • Schedule a meet-and-greet with the pet and the owner.
  • Observe the pet’s behavior, temperament, and health.
  • Make sure you feel comfortable in the home environment.

3. Confirm Job Details

  • Understand the type of pets, number of animals, and their specific needs.
  • Get details about feeding schedules, exercise, medication, and routines.
  • Clarify duration of care, hours, and any overnight stays.

4. Discuss Compensation Clearly

  • Agree on rates, payment method, and extra fees upfront.
  • Include charges for overtime, travel, or administering medications if applicable.

5. Safety Precautions

  • Ask about the home setup (fencing, gates, escape risks).
  • Know where medications, emergency contacts, and first aid kits are.
  • Keep your phone charged and accessible in case of emergencies.

6. Emergency Plans

  • Know the location and contact information of the nearest vet.
  • Clarify what to do in case of illness, injury, or behavioral emergencies.
  • Decide in advance if the pet should be taken to a vet without consulting the owner.

7. Legal & Liability Considerations

  • Some sitters use contracts to outline responsibilities and liabilities.
  • Confirm insurance coverage for accidents or injuries, if possible.
  • Take photos or videos upon arrival and departure for documentation.

8. Communication Expectations

  • Agree on updates: texts, calls, or photos during the job.
  • Discuss frequency and level of detail the owner expects.

9. Observe the Pet’s Health & Behavior

  • Be aware of allergies, aggression, anxiety, or special medical needs.
  • Keep an eye out for changes that may indicate stress or illness.

10. Trust Your Instincts

  • If something feels unsafe or uncomfortable, don’t hesitate to decline the job.
  • Prioritize your safety and the pet’s well-being above all.

Top 10 Tips For Working With Pets

Follow these handy tips when working with pets whether you’re a pet sitter, daycare provider, dog walker, or just caring for a family member's furry friend.

1. Learn About the Species & Breed

Understand the specific needs, behaviors, and temperament of the pet’s species and breed. Different animals have different exercise, diet, and social requirements.

2. Prioritize Safety

Always keep pets in secure environments, use leashes or carriers when needed, and supervise interactions, especially around children or other animals.

3. Establish Routines

Pets thrive on consistency—stick to feeding times, walks, playtime, and bedtime schedules whenever possible.

4. Use Positive Reinforcement

Reward good behavior with treats, praise, or affection rather than punishment. It builds trust and encourages learning.

5. Monitor Health & Behavior

Watch for signs of stress, illness, or injury, and know how to respond quickly. Regular vet check-ups are essential.

6. Communicate Clearly

Understand and respect each pet’s signals—body language, vocalizations, and behaviors indicate their needs or discomfort.

7. Handle Pets Gently

Always approach pets calmly, avoid sudden movements, and handle them appropriately for their size and temperament.

8. Socialize Carefully

Introduce new people or animals gradually. Not all pets are comfortable around strangers or other pets immediately.

9. Keep Supplies Ready

Have food, water, toys, grooming tools, medications, and emergency contacts easily accessible.

10. Educate Yourself Continuously

Stay informed about pet care, behavior training, nutrition, and safety practices to provide the best possible care.