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Millions of services have been booked on Rover, including pet sitting, dog walking, in-home dog boarding, and doggy day care. Opt for any combination of dog boarding, dog walking, doggy day care, drop-in visits, or house sitting.
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This is a great opportunity for current freelance dog care providers, and others in the pet care industry such as vet techs and vet assistants. Once its approved, pet parents will be able to find you on our site and contact you via your Rover profile for their pet sitting needs.
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Serving pet parents across the U.S., Canada, and parts of Europe, Rover connects dog owners with trusted pet care whenever they need it. Individuals who currently work from home, students, interns, or contract workers looking to earn additional money on the side can also make great pet care providers.
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Keep in mind that If you want to offer doggy day care or dog walking, weekday availability is key. Create a profile on Rover.com that shows how awesome you are as a pet sitter. Were looking for animal lovers like you to join Rover as independent pet sitters.
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Being a Rover sitter requires care and attention, so previous experience as a babysitter or caregiver can be invaluable. Because of their flexible schedule, Rover sitters have also worked at Care.com, Grubhub, Seamless, DoorDash, Eat24, Caviar, Munchery, Saucey, Google Express, AmazonFresh, Instacart, Sprig, Luxe, Zirx, Lyft, Uber, Wag, Shipt, and Postmates.
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If you're looking for flexible work, gig work, part-time work, seasonal work, a summer job or just want earn additional money on the side, Rover could be a great fit for you. Want to make money watching dogs at home or around your neighborhood.
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Most importantly, successful sitters are dog lovers first! Rover dog sitters come from a variety of backgrounds and industries, including customer service, sales, retail, and restaurants (baristas, bartenders, servers, food runners, waiters/waitresses, restaurant hosts, hostesses, and busboys.
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Founded on the belief that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the unconditional love of a dog, Rover improves and simplifies life for dog people and the pets they love. Weve got your back with our sitter support team, available 24/7.
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Make money, manage your business from anywhere, and work from home. Teachers, retirees, or anyone with a flexible work schedule are also a great fit. A genuine love for animals (and experience caring for them too.
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Make your own rules and enjoy the flexibility of working for yourself. Verifiable phone number (landline or mobile) Pass a general background check. Work as much or as little as you want, its up to you.
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