Atlanta, GA Pet Care Jobs

we have a 12-week-old standard poodle and a 6 yrold labradoodle who need to be boarded while we are out of town for a few days. gilmour, the 6 yr old doodle is the most low maintenance, sweetest boy you will ever meet, but a bit of a shedder (f1). fiona is 12 weeks old, so that sort of explains it all there. she is close to being house broken, likely will be by the time we need help, and is SUPER smart and loves learning tricks. any other questions please contact us

Looking For A Pet Walker For 2 Dogs

6 mos Doodle in need of housebreaking, obedience training

We have one domestic short-hair cat, Mazzy. She's indoor-outdoor and we're looking for someone to spend a little time with her daily while we're out-of-town: - Give her wet food - Let her outside (she doesn't stay out for long and "knocks" to come in) - If she lets you, give her a little TLC You're free to use our internet/TV while you're here!

Atlanta family needs a part-time walker for 3 dogs. Must love animals! Our ideal match will meet the requirements below. Schedule Details: We are busy and work and travel quite a bit. Looking for a regular dog sitter for walk ins and potential stay overs at our home. Do not have to do both.

Old and sweet dog

I have a 1 1/2-year-old American bulldog/pit mix named Leo. He is potty trained, extremely sweet, and full of energy. He will need to be walked twice a day while Im in Europe. He is super cuddly and has a great personality.

We need an all day sitter on 12/14 to take care of 1 dog in Atlanta. We will be spending the entire day at a Medical Center and staying in a hotel - so, you will need to have Katy at your home for the day. She is a friendly miniature golden doodle with a lot of energy - playing and exercising are important. I ask that you to clean up after my pet as needed. A good walk (or two) would be great! Thank you.

need someone to walk 2 dogs around lunchtime each day

We have a 15lb dog, she's 7yrs old and very cuddly. Likes to sleep, snuggle, go for walks. Dates are the 24-27th, $350.

I have a 3-year-old english bulldog. He is sweet as can be but gets a little hyper with new people and may jump up on you a few times. He sleeps most of the day and would just need one walk at lunch time. Eats in the afternoon and around dinner time.

We have 4 small dogs. They do their business outside in our fenced back yard. We do not walk them. One does get bi-daily medication (insulin and eye drops). We have 4 cats (all indoor). Three litter boxes (one is Litter Robot). They are on no meds. We have 3 parrots. They do not need to be removed from cage. All they require is daily feeding of their pellets.

Well behaved, 30# female dog

hes an active boy who loves dog parks and staring out the window

small breed , feeding, water, play time, snuggle, go for a short walk 3 or 4 times per week, cleaning. she is a very affectionate dog, she likes to sit on your lap and play with her toys

1 cat, friendly, keeps to herself, just need to make sure her food bowl is full with fresh water daily. Litter box can be cleaned 1x - 2x during the entire stay - she's not messy. 1 large dog - 110 lbs, redbone coonhound/lab mix, very friendly, but barks at anything under the sun, pulls on a leash, likes to jump and give kisses for first 5 minutes of meeting someone, then chills out. 1 med-large dog, 70 lbs, lab/pointer mix, very friendly, barks because his big brother barks, jumps (more like stands up on his hind legs) and is VERY high energy (I think he has some Jack Russell Terrior in him LOL), doesn't pull as bad on a leash, is very food/treat motivated & LOVES to play fetch - has a singular focus when fetching his ball or frisbee. Both dogs get walked for potty breaks 4x per day. Both dogs are fed in AM & PM w/mid day snack.

My sweet and not-so-smart rescue dog, Penny, needs a bathroom break and leg stretch when I am working across town. She is crate-trained, very sweet, and loves to play. She is good with other dogs if they can have a bit of space to get used to each other. Penny loves the dog park - and is very treat focused. She is an Extreme Flight Risk. All walks must be done with the harness, the leash should never be clipped to her collar, and if you drop the leash, she will sprint away. There is a cat, but if he needs anything, he'll let us know. No meals, or meds. Treats ok.