At Furfolk, we exist to deliver trusted, personalised care for pets when their humans can’t be there.
Everything we do comes back to trust — clients trust us with their homes, their routines, and the animals they love most. That means we hold ourselves to high standards, take responsibility seriously, and show up properly every time.
We’re building a pet care business that stays personal, consistent, and genuinely reliable as it grows. That only works with the right people.
Complete our short application form so we can learn a bit about you, your experience, and where you’re based.
If it looks like a good fit, we’ll organise a chat to get to know you better, talk through the role, and make sure expectations align on both sides.
We’ll guide you through onboarding, including systems, standards, and how we do things at Furfolk — so you feel confident and set up properly from day one.
You’ll complete Furfolk training covering our care standards, systems, safety expectations, and how we deliver personalised pet care. This ensures you feel confident, prepared, and supported before starting.
Once you’re onboarded, you’ll begin caring for pets in your local area, supported by clear processes and a team that genuinely has your back.
Working with Furfolk means being trusted to do meaningful work, often independently, and doing it well.
Depending on the role, you might be:
Caring for pets in their homes
Walking dogs in the local community
Supporting clients during holidays or busy periods
Communicating directly with pet owners
Representing Furfolk out in the world
You won’t be micromanaged, but you will be relied on. Good judgement, reliability, and professionalism matter here.


We show up when we say we will, follow instructions carefully, and communicate clearly. Clients trust us with their pets and their homes, and we take that seriously — every visit.
Every pet is different. We pay attention to routines, behaviour, and personality, and tailor our care to what each animal actually needs.
We hold ourselves to clear standards. That means being prepared, respectful, calm under pressure, and always acting in the best interest of the pet.
We’re always interested in people who:
Genuinely care about animal wellbeing
Value trust and responsibility
Take pride in doing things properly
Are reliable, organised, and communicative
Can work independently and make sensible decisions
Treat people’s homes, pets, and routines with respect
Experience is great, but character matters more. We can train skills, we can’t train judgement or care.


Working with Furfolk suits people who:
Want meaningful, responsibility-based work
Enjoy working independently
Take pride in reliability and consistency
Care deeply about animals and the people who love them
It may not suit you if you’re looking for:
A casual, low-responsibility side hustle
Work where cutting corners is acceptable
Something that doesn’t require accountability