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We proudly dedicate some kennel space to rescue/shelter, meaning we regularly welcome dogs from complex and difficult backgrounds. We operate with highly structured, franchise-level operational ...

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Training provided

$16.50 - $22.50/hr

... rescue groups minimum 3 years experience with dogs and cats (this can include raising your own pets) excellent communication, follow up and time management skills strong computer skills reliable ...

Dog Walker

New York, NY · On-site

$16.50 - $22.50/hr

... rescue groups * minimum 3 years experience with dogs and cats (this can include raising your own pets) * excellent communication, follow up and time management skills * strong computer skills ...

Dog Trainer

Clearwater, FL · On-site

$15 - $20/hr

Training dogs in-facility, in clients' homes, and out in public. * Running private lessons, group ... Shelter, rescue, or vet tech background. Why join us? * Fun, supportive team environment. * Ongoing ...

Dog Trainer

Clearwater, FL · On-site

$15 - $20/hr

Training dogs in-facility, in clients' homes, and out in public. * Running private lessons, group ... Shelter, rescue, or vet tech background. Why join us? * Fun, supportive team environment. * Ongoing ...

Are you someone who has already worked as a dog walker, pet sitter, dog daycare handler, groomer, vet tech, vet assistant, shelter staff, or animal rescue volunteer? WELL, THEN LOOK NO FURTHER. This ...

Are you someone who has already worked as a dog walker, pet sitter, dog daycare handler, groomer, vet tech, vet assistant, shelter staff, or animal rescue volunteer? WELL, THEN LOOK NO FURTHER. This ...

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How much do dogs rescue jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for dogs rescue in the United States is $13.90, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.02 and $15.38 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Dogs Rescue vs Animal Shelter Worker?

AspectDogs RescueAnimal Shelter Worker
Required CredentialsOften no formal certification, but experience with animals preferredMay require animal care certifications or training
Work EnvironmentRescue sites, outdoor environments, sheltersAnimal shelters, indoor facilities, community centers
Employer & Industry UsageNonprofits, rescue organizations, sheltersMunicipal shelters, nonprofit organizations
Common Search & ComparisonFocus on rescuing dogs from dangerous or neglectful situationsInvolves caring for animals, adoption processes, and shelter management

Dogs Rescue primarily involves rescuing dogs from dangerous or neglectful situations, often in outdoor or emergency settings. Animal Shelter Workers typically work within shelters, caring for animals, managing adoptions, and maintaining shelter operations. While both roles focus on animal welfare, Dogs Rescue emphasizes field rescue efforts, whereas Animal Shelter Workers focus on shelter-based care and administrative tasks.

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Experienced Dog Groomer & Dog Handler

Dog Over Breed

Concord, CA • On-site

Training provided

$18 - $22/hr

Part-time

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Job description

Dog Over Breed is not your average dog daycare. We are a specialized dog hotel in Concord, CA, focusing heavily on dog behavior, socialization, and rehabilitation. We proudly dedicate some kennel space to rescue/shelter, meaning we regularly welcome dogs from complex and difficult backgrounds. We operate with highly structured, franchise-level operational procedures to ensure absolute clarity, maintain safety, and minimize liability for everyone on our team. We are looking for a dedicated, tough-but-compassionate professional who knows how to read dogs and manage a pack.

The Role This is a hybrid position that demands top-tier grooming skills, a deep understanding of dog behavior, and strict adherence to facility protocols.

Core Responsibilities:

  • Professional Grooming & Spa Services:
    • Perform full haircuts and styling on dogs of all sizes, coat types, and temperaments.
    • Bathe any size dog and meticulously brush the coat of any dog.
    • Trim nails, clean teeth, and clean ears.
    • Meet high standards in administering medication and following allergy protocols.
  • Grooming Room Management:
    • Maintain pristine grooming room standards by moving equipment to clean floors, vacuuming, mopping, and removing all hair.
    • Sanitize crates and tables, clean windows, and remove hair from blowers.
    • Keep all equipment meticulously organized: nail tools together, brushes and combs together, scissors together, clippers together, blades and attachments together, and cleaning supplies together.
  • Behavior & Pack Management:
    • Maintain control of a large group of open-play dogs.
    • Understanding, recognizing, and addressing Canine Body Language and signs of stress and escalating behaviors.
    • Quickly address behavioral issues without the use of force or physical punishment.
    • Continuously walk the room to reward positive behaviors and re-direct escalated play.
  • Facility Sanitation:
    • Complete daily and weekly cleaning assignments to maintain a safe, clean play environment.
    • Address any kennels and floor with urine, poop particles, or stains.
    • Follow proper protocols with pet safe cleaning solutions.

What We Are Looking For:

  • Grooming Expertise: Demonstrable professional experience providing full-service dog grooming, including haircuts. (Please be prepared to provide a portfolio or examples of your grooming work).
  • Behavioral Experience: Proven experience handling difficult, reactive, or unsocialized dogs safely and compassionately.
  • Physical Capability: Ability to spend up to 100% of work time standing and must be able to lift at least 40 pounds.
  • Availability: Ability to work flexible day and hours, including holidays and weekends.
  • Attitude: Honest, compassionate, strive to always be open and not pass judgment.

We are also offering 50% commission to groomers (no hourly pay, only commission).

This is a Part-Time opportunity to grow into Full-Time.