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Sugar House Pets: In-Home Care/Walks, Grooming,& Training

Pet Experience Specialist

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An Animal Care Worker or Manager manages animal care and grooming for a retail store that sells pets or for a pet grooming business. May also provide animal care and grooming at a kennel. Works with animals in shelters or rescue organizations. Works primarily with dogs and cats. Assists veterinarians with vaccinations or other procedures; screens people who want to adopt an animal from a shelter and provides information about caring for animals.

$37,094 / year median in Utah

+20% projected growth

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Pet Experience Specialist Sugar House Pets:
In-Home Care/Walks, Grooming,& Training Salt Lake City, UT Job Details Part-time | Full-time $16 - $18 an hour 15 hours ago Benefits Paid training On-the-job training Qualifications Photography Some college Customer communication Outdoor work experience High school diploma or GED Attention to detail Dog handling Mobile devices Full Job Description Canine/Feline Care Concierge Sugar House Pets | Salt Lake Valley If taking care of someone's pet feels like a real responsibility—not just a way to make some extra money—we want to meet you. Sugar House Pets is an established, high-end in-home pet care company serving the Salt Lake Valley. For years, our clients have trusted us with something incredibly important: their animals, their homes, and their peace of mind. We're looking for a reliable, detail-oriented, genuinely animal-obsessed person to join our team as a Canine/Feline Care Concierge . This is not a "show up, walk a dog, and leave" job. Our clients expect us to notice the little things, follow instructions exactly, communicate proactively, take beautiful photos, and treat every pet as if they were our own. If you're the person your friends trust with their pets, you're probably our kind of person. What You'll Do You'll visit clients' homes throughout the Salt Lake Valley and provide exceptional care for their pets.
Your day may include:
Dog walks and outdoor adventures Cat care, feeding, litter box care, and playtime Care for rabbits and other small animals Giving pets attention, enrichment, exercise, and companionship Respectfully caring for clients' homes while you're there Sending thoughtful visit updates and great photos after every visit Reading each pet's profile carefully and following individualized instructions Communicating professionally with clients, coworkers, and management Arriving on time—every time You'll be trusted with a lot of responsibility, so attention to detail and reliability aren't optional. Who We're Looking For We are looking for someone who: Actually loves animals. Not just "I love dogs!" on an application—you genuinely enjoy learning about animals and caring for them. Is extremely dependable. Our clients are counting on you. If you frequently call out, arrive late, or fail to meet commitments, this isn't the job for you. Notices things. You notice when a dog isn't acting normally, when the water bowl is empty, when instructions don't make sense, or when something needs to be communicated. Takes pride in their work. You care about the quality of the visit, the photo you send, and the experience you provide. Can work independently. You won't have someone standing beside you telling you what to do at every visit. Communicates well. You'll need to communicate clearly with clients and our management team. Doesn't mind being outside. Utah weather doesn't always cooperate. You'll be walking dogs in heat, cold, rain, snow, and everything in between. This job probably ISN'T for you if... You're looking for an easy side gig where you can come and go whenever you want. You're frequently late or unreliable. You don't enjoy communicating with people. You'd rather stay inside than walk dogs in the winter. You don't pay attention to details. You're applying because you "like animals" but don't have a genuine interest in professional animal care. We would rather hire one exceptional person than ten mediocre ones.
What We Offer Starting pay:
$16-18/hour depending on experience & abilities shown during training Full-time and part-time positions available Minimum availability of 3 days per week (we are open 8 am to 9 pm EVERY day) No overnight pet sitting The opportunity to build professional experience in the pet-care industry A team that takes the quality of animal care seriously Requirements 18+ years old At least 1 year of professional, hands-on animal experience High school diploma; some college preferred Reliable transportation suitable for Utah winters Ability to travel between client homes throughout the Salt Lake Valley Ability to lift up to 50 lbs Ability to spend 6+ hours on your feet and outdoors when needed Strong written and verbal communication skills Comfortable taking high-quality photos and using a smartphone Ability to pass a background check Ability to sign a non-compete agreement Before You Apply... Please understand that this position involves real responsibility . Our clients aren't simply paying us to walk their dogs. They're trusting us with their family members and giving us access to their homes. If that responsibility excites you rather than intimidates you, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and tell us why you would be exceptional at caring for our clients' pets.
Pay:
$16.00 - $18.00 per hour Expected hours: 20.0 - 40.0 per week
Benefits:
On-the-job training Paid training Application Question(s): Tell us about an animal you've cared for professionally. What were your responsibilities, and what did you learn from the experience? A dog normally greets you enthusiastically, but today the dog is hiding and doesn't want to eat. What would you do? This job requires you to arrive at scheduled visits on time, even when it's snowing, raining, or 100°F outside. Tell us about a job or responsibility where people depended on you to be somewhere at a specific time.
Work Location:
On the road