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Join the Bomb Squad!
Urban Landmines offers exciting pet care jobs in York, PA. We're seeking dedicated individuals who love pets and enjoy outdoor work to join our Bomb Squad. Our team provides essential services like poop scooping, dog walking, and pet sitting across York and the surrounding areas. We offer flexible schedules and competitive pay, with opportunities to work with various pets. No previous experience needed we fully train you in pet care techniques, safety protocols, and customer service. This role is ideal for animal enthusiasts, students, retirees, or anyone seeking a rewarding part-time job.
Professional Scooping Tech
We bet you have never considered poop scooping as a career, so let us tell you - our Scooping Techs make a real difference one yard at a time. Sure, not having to handle pet waste might sound like a luxury, and for some - it is! But for many it is a part of essential care. Elderly and disabled pet owners, busy parents, or just anyone juggling a hectic schedule - we believe that everyone deserves to keep their beloved pets, and we are here to keep their environment clean and safe.
Our Bomb Squad serves our community with pride, while also enjoying the perks of working outdoors, a flexible schedule and competitive weekly pay. If you are ready to make a meaningful impact - apply with us today!
Professional Pet-Sitter
If you’re a professional pet sitter, you already know the deal - slow seasons, hot seasons, keeping track of taxes, and the classic paradox: the better you get at your profession, the harder it is to keep up.That’s why having a team of people who *get it* is huge! Our professional pet sitting team is where top-notch care meets a culture of mutual support. We’ve built a loyal client base and have a dedicated scheduling manager to keep things running smoothly, so you can focus on what you do best.
Joining our squad means you can do the work you love, get paid, and leave the chaos behind.
