Including pet sitting, pet daycare, and pet boarding.
Member since Feb 2025
Pet sitting:
Plus babysitter for:
Place of work: Delaware, OH, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Member since Jan 2025
Need child care for the 30th of January from 0900-1500, so I can attend a job interview
Plus dog walking:
Plus babysitter for:
Place of work: Virginia Beach, VA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Job timetable:
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Member since Jan 2025
Dog sitting:
Plus dog walking:
Place of work: Norfolk, VA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Member since Jan 2025
Dog sitting:
Plus dog walking:
Plus babysitter, parent helper, nanny, au pair for:
Place of work: Creedmoor, NC, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Member since Jan 2025
Dog sitting:
Plus dog walking:
Place of work: Lebanon, TN, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Member since Dec 2024
Someone that has lots of energy and doesn't mind playing Pokemon.
Pet sitting:
Plus babysitter for:
Place of work: Goshen, OH, USA
Employment type: Part-time
Start date: 7 January 2026
Job timetable:
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Member since Dec 2024
My toddler's daycare is closed on January 1st and I work night shift (from home) the night before and the night after. Looking to see if I can find someone to help us out from 8AM- 5PM on January 1st 2025. Pay is negotiable. Thanks for your interest! He's a sweet kid, very smart, but admittedly he can be a handful. He turns three on 4 January. Thanks!
Dog sitting:
Plus babysitter for:
Place of work: Stephens City, VA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Start date: Immediately
Special availability requirements:
Preferred skills and interests:
Member since Dec 2024
In need of babysitter services starting later in January, and at least by the start of the following month after early in February.
Dog sitting:
Plus dog walking:
Plus babysitter, nanny for:
Place of work: Charlotte, NC, USA
Employment type: Part-time
Job timetable:
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Member since Dec 2024
Hello we are looking for someone to help with before school and after school care for our two children. Hours and days may vary. We need someone from 730am till 930am this will mean dropping the girls off at school which is 5mins from our home. We will also need pick up for the girls at 345 till 545. We do have dogs the two dogs will be in the cage, and the other dog will not require any care. The children will be dressed for school and after school we will just require completing homework.
Dog sitting:
Plus babysitter for:
Place of work: Pine Beach, NJ, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
Job timetable:
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Member since Nov 2024
Cat sitting:
Plus babysitter for:
Place of work: Hanover, PA, USA
Employment type: Casual/temporary
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| Location | Avg Rate/Hour |
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| New York | $17.20 |
| United States | $15.26 |
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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.
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.
Understand the specific needs, behaviors, and temperament of the pet’s species and breed. Different animals have different exercise, diet, and social requirements.
Always keep pets in secure environments, use leashes or carriers when needed, and supervise interactions, especially around children or other animals.
Pets thrive on consistency—stick to feeding times, walks, playtime, and bedtime schedules whenever possible.
Reward good behavior with treats, praise, or affection rather than punishment. It builds trust and encourages learning.
Watch for signs of stress, illness, or injury, and know how to respond quickly. Regular vet check-ups are essential.
Understand and respect each pet’s signals—body language, vocalizations, and behaviors indicate their needs or discomfort.
Always approach pets calmly, avoid sudden movements, and handle them appropriately for their size and temperament.
Introduce new people or animals gradually. Not all pets are comfortable around strangers or other pets immediately.
Have food, water, toys, grooming tools, medications, and emergency contacts easily accessible.
Stay informed about pet care, behavior training, nutrition, and safety practices to provide the best possible care.