If you are losing your furry kids, or always wishing you had a pet, being paid to look someone else would be a great setup! There are now several organizations that work to match pet owners and residents, as an alternative to riding options such as cats and caravans. With the wide variety of scheduled pets available - from pet care in your home to visiting furry friends in their homes - do some research to find the most suitable option for you. Be sure to check for any current coronavirus restrictions in your area to make sure this might be the safest way to go.
We recommend queuing for any pet gigs using official apps or websites so you know the activities are legal and you can check its policies. For example, you want to see if, if you booked on that site, you and the animal will be protected. It’s best to do your homework so you know you have selected all the boxes before you start. Once you have created a profile and matched the potential customer, you may be asked to attend the first meeting and greetings to make sure it fits you, the animal and the owner well. For safety, always let a trusted friend know where you will be at any residential activity.
Earnings will vary, some sites allow you to set your ratings based on your experience. As a hard guide, organizers at the popular cat shelter currently charge about £ 8- £ 20 per day for an entrance service (visiting pets at home once or twice a day).
Stay smart, stay safe, and enjoy yourself!
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