Job working with animals that 11 year olds can do?

Answer 1

Unfortunately due to your age, you can't just start off with paying jobs just like that. You gotta work up to the goal. I know you want a "well paying" job with animals as much as the next person. But let's get to work. Here are a few options that can start you off with your new animal career...

1. The best option for you is to find a pet professional such as a dog trainer, boarding kennel, groomer, etc. that would be willing to teach you a few things about being around strange animals and how to care for them.

2. Pet sitting. At your age the best thing you can have is references. Have you taken care of other people's pets for them? Get them to write you a letter saying what a good job you did. Keep these in a folder to show new customers. (It's called a resume.) With your parent's permission, put up posters all over your community that say your job and phone #. And hopefully, within time (usually around summer vacation) you will get a small business going.

3. Here is where having a professional dog trainer give you some tips comes in handy. Parents not want animals in the house? No problem! Try a Dog-Walking business. Charge by the size of the dog and how long the owner wants it walked. (Never let them off leash or walk 2 strange dogs at the same time.)

4. Try and help out at your local community animal places, like Animal Shelters or Organizations for the experience to add to your references.

Good Luck my friend!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

EPA - Environmental Protection Agency - career opportunities for teens:

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Environmental education careers for teens

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Answer 3

it's against the law to hire a child under 14 unless they have a special work lisence that are normally only given to children who act etc. not a actual job. You won't get a job at 10 working with animals because its a really big responsibility to look after an animal. Ask to feed someone'spet when they go away or something.

Answer 4

well u don't get paid but u can normally do work exsperience at ur local animal shelter

You can do volunteer work at animal shelters, or pet shops, but you are not paid, unless you get an actual job at 16, or you could pet-sit your neighbors pets for a few bucks.

Answer 5

Well, if you are wanting to voulenteer (no pay) you can go to a local animal shelter and ask to voulenteer there but some might say no

Answer 6

Hello! Actually, there is one job. In the tiny town of Fremont New Hampshire there is an animal hospital that could probably use a kids help!

Answer 7

She Can easilie work with horses or ponys. She could work as a grroomer at a near by stable and maybe take riding lessons while shes there. It could help in the future

Answer 8

You can dog walk fog sit stuff like that

Answer 9

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