Come work with us

We're a small local crew, and we're growing. If you like dogs, working outside, and being trusted to run your own day, we'd like to hear from you.

Two staff walking away up a path, sweatshirts printed “We scoop so you don't have to”

Why this job

What you get out of it

  • A small crew, not a franchise

    You would be working directly with the two people who own the business, on routes they run themselves. There is no regional manager and no script.

  • Your own route

    You get a list of yards and a day to do them in. How you order them is up to you, and nobody is tracking you between stops.

  • Outside, with dogs

    It is honest outdoor work in the same neighborhoods every week, and most of the customers have a dog that will be pleased to see you.

The role

What the job actually is

We're still working out the details on pay and schedule, and we'd rather tell you the real numbers on a call than post a range we might have to walk back. Here's everything we can tell you now.

  • The work itself

    You visit a list of yards, scoop them, double-bag what you collect, and text the customer before you arrive and after you finish. It is outdoors, on your feet, in whatever the weather is doing.

  • Where you would work

    Philadelphia and the surrounding areas — Chestnut Hill, Mt. Airy, Roxborough and East Falls in the city, and the towns north and west of it. Routes are grouped, so you are not crossing the county twice in a day.

  • Experience

    None needed. We train on the route, and the part that actually takes learning is how to be around somebody else's dog and somebody else's gate — which is the part we would rather teach you ourselves anyway.

  • Pay, hours and the rest

    Ask us. We'll give you a straight answer on the phone about what the rate is, how many days there are, and whether you would be driving your own vehicle — before either of us spends any more time on it.

How to apply

  1. Get in touch

    Call or text us. Tell us your name, which towns you can get to, and when you can start.

  2. Talk it through

    A short call with George — what the days look like, what the pay is, and whatever you want to ask.

  3. Ride along

    Come out on a route with us before either of us commits. You see the actual work, we see how you are around a dog.

Think you'd be a good fit?

Call (610) 410-0506 — a real person picks up.