Future Employment Opportunities

Job Description

Job Description

Future Career Opportunities at Eva's Dog Camp
We're may not be actively hiring for all positions right now, but we're always interested in meeting great people!
Eva's Dog Camp is a unique, 66-acre outdoor facility where dogs spend their days hiking, exploring, and playing in supervised off-leash groups. Our team works hard to provide a safe, engaging environment for the dogs in our care.

We're always happy to connect with individuals who have experience working with animals, leading teams, or performing physically demanding outdoor work.

What Everyone at Camp Should Expect
Regardless of position, working at Eva's Dog Camp is physically active and requires a willingness to participate in all aspects of daily operations.
All team members should be prepared for:

• Cleaning and sanitation: Maintaining clean, safe spaces for dogs and staff.
• Off-leash dogs: Regular exposure to groups of dogs with different sizes, personalities, and behaviors.
• Physical activity: Walking, hiking, lifting, carrying, bending, and climbing as part of daily responsibilities.
• Outdoor conditions: Working across our 66-acre property, including uneven terrain, mud, hills, and changing weather.
• Teamwork and awareness: Communicating effectively, following safety protocols, and remaining attentive in a fast-paced environment.

Positions We Typically Hire For

Seasonal Dog Handler — $16/hour
Additional $2/hour attendance and performance bonus for hours worked during the season, paid at season's end.

Dog Handlers spend approximately 6–8 hours per day outdoors, actively supervising and managing off-leash groups of dogs.
Our primary seasonal hiring periods are:

• Holiday Season: Hiring begins in late October to mid-November for the Thanksgiving through New Year's season.
• Summer Season: Hiring begins in mid-April for the Memorial Day through Labor Day season.

Manager-in-Training (MIT) — $18/hour during training
We're interested in connecting with experienced leaders who have successfully supervised teams of 10 or more employees. Our team typically ranges from 30–50 employees depending on the season.
MIT candidates should be comfortable coaching employees, managing daily operations, making decisions under pressure, and working alongside their teams.
This is a hands-on leadership position with the same physical and outdoor expectations as our Dog Handlers. Opportunities may be available for the right candidates as staffing needs arise.

Overnight Kennel Technician — $18/hour
Overnight team members are responsible for the care, safety, cleaning, and supervision of dogs staying at camp.
Previous experience working with dogs in a professional or volunteer setting is required. Candidates should be comfortable handling dogs, working independently, and maintaining a safe and clean kennel environment.

Junior Kennel Technician — $12–$15/hour
An entry-level opportunity for individuals interested in gaining hands-on experience working with dogs. Junior Kennel Technicians assist with cleaning and kennel maintenance, feeding, basic dog care, and supervised outings with small groups of dogs.
Candidates must be at least 14 years old, comfortable working around dogs, and willing to learn in an active indoor and outdoor environment.
No previous professional animal-care experience is required. Work schedules for minors are adjusted according to applicable youth employment requirements.

Why Work at Eva's Dog Camp?
We take pride in offering a workplace where employees can develop their skills, grow professionally, and spend their days doing meaningful work with dogs.
Depending on position and eligibility, benefits and perks include:

• 4-day workweek : All positions follow a schedule of four 10-hour shifts, giving employees three days off each week to rest, recharge, and enjoy life outside of work.
• Paid time off (PTO)
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Opportunities to bring your own dog to work
• Training, continuing education, and professional development
• Opportunities for advancement and leadership development
• Frequent staff snacks and meals
• Opportunities to work with foster and rescue dogs through our ongoing rescue partnerships

Interested in Joining Our Team?
We welcome resumes from individuals with backgrounds in dog daycare, boarding, kennels, veterinary care, animal rescue, training, farming, ranching, outdoor labor, and team leadership.

We may not have an opening today, but we'd love to learn about you!
Submit your resume and tell us which position interests you, along with a little about your experience.
Submitting a resume does not guarantee an interview or indicate that a position is currently available. Resumes will be retained for consideration as future opportunities arise.