House Sitter Wanted – Los Angeles House Sitter Needed For Daily $120 Gig

Are you a responsible and trustworthy individual looking to earn some extra cash? I am searching for a reliable house sitter to help care for my home in Los Angeles, California. As a house sitter, your responsibilities will include pet feeding, plant care, and managing the trash and recycling. I am willing to pay $120.0 daily for your services. If you are attentive to detail and have a genuine love for pets and plants, I encourage you to message me if you are interested in this opportunity.<br>As a pet owner, I understand the importance of finding a competent and caring house sitter who can provide attention and care to my beloved pets while I am away. Additionally, I need someone who can ensure that my plants are watered and my home is kept tidy. If you are reliable, trustworthy, and capable of handling these tasks, I would love to hear from you.<br>If you are interested in this house sitting opportunity and believe that you possess the necessary skills, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. I look forward to finding a responsible individual who can help maintain the well-being of my home and beloved pets.<br>Please visit HouseSitter.com to view full details and to apply. Lots of jobs to choose from!

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