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Puppy Paws invites you to join our team as a Bellhop/Float, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of dogs in our playrooms. You will love the dogs, care for them, and provide excellent service to our four-legged clients while upholding Puppy Paws guidelines.
Open shifts with a wide variety of options; weekends and holidays are required. You must lift up to 50 lb, stand or walk for extended periods, and communicate clearly as part of a compassionate, positive team focused on loving care.
Do you LOVE Dogs? Puppy Paws Hotel and Spa is the place for you! Do you CARE deeply and have a passion to provide a safe and loving environment for them to interact and play? Do you believe in doing everything with EXCELLENCE? If you answered yes to these questions, we would love for you to join our team! Our goal is to serve our clients, the dogs and our team with EXCELLENCE! We will strive to ensure that your experience here is both a positive and rewarding one. To treat our clients’ dogs as family, we should always view them as deserving of respect and LOVING care. At Puppy Paws, our goal is to improve the lives of dogs and their owners in all situations. Dogs are full of unconditional LOVE. And it’s our duty to CARE enough to give some of that back with EXCELLENCE! If you are wanting to join a compassionate, positive, and knowledgeable team, look no further!
Puppy Paws is open from 7am-7pm, 7 days a week.
There is a wide variety of shift options!
Weekends & Holidays are Required
Weekend shifts are split shifts and on a rotation, unless it is a holiday.
As a Bellhop/Float, your main responsibility will be the safety and wellbeing of the dogs in our playrooms. You will be expected to LOVE the dogs, CARE for them and maintain a level of EXCELLENT customer service to our precious 4 legged clients! You need to be attentive and able to take instructions well. It is also important to exhibit cooperation and teamwork, and to follow and uphold Puppy Paws Guidelines. Our primary goals are: