Looking for a career change? One family is hiring a full-time nanny for the “most beloved, gorgeous cat in Australia”. Find out more:
The role is only open to people with experience, according to the job ad.It seems the cost-of-living crisis hasn't touched every Australian household. One family in Sydney's eastern suburbs is on the hunt for a nanny, but not for their children or even their dog.But only those with experience need apply, cautions the job ad, which was posted on SEEK.
"Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to look after 1 pet full time and only focus on the care and love of one cat," the post starts. "This is a private role based within the Eastern Suburbs area working for a busy family as a Pet Nanny/Carer. This position will require someone who is available to live-in full-time and stay home to look after the most beloved, gorgeous cat in Australia."The duties and responsibilities include feeding, playing, cleaning the food and litter areas, health checks and "providing love and attention".
But in case interested parties imagine some golden time to catch up on the books they've been planning to read, or the shows they've had their eye on, the care also involves "multiple garden and yard outings daily" as well as "enrichment activities and mental stimulation".
The ad suggests the ideal candidate would be a single person that does not have their own pet given it is a live-in position, and someone seeking a long-term and stable role.
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