These animals are so confused as to how they got this job...and now they have to deal with it. Good luck!
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This gentleman is Mike Holston and he has a job that everyone should be jealous of. Boasting the title of "Exotic Animal Specialist", Mike gets to be around the most stunning animals the world has to offer. He shares his Irwin-Esque adventures on his Instagram and his YouTube Channel.
God's Little People Cat Rescue is a no cage life sanctuary and adoption center located on the Greek island of Syros. The sanctuary is home to 60+ rescued cats and is privately funded. But besides that, we have some more good news for you- they are looking for a new caretaker! The part-time paid job entails looking after 55 cats, and offers (free!) lodging in the form of the sanctuary manager's house. Oh, and that house has a garden often full of cats, duh, and a clear view of the Aegean sea. Naturally, the preferred candidate must be a cat and nature lover. The job is a "long term" commitment, beginning November 1, 2018, with a minimum requirement of 6 months and 2-3 weeks of volunteer work before you officially get started—the cats have to have time to come to a decision among themselves, after all. See more details and the full listing here.
Here are some photos that will make you pack a suitcase full of swimwear and fly there as soon as possible.
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In a little seaside village of Portree, Scotland, you can find this tiny post office which decided to hire the cutest employee ever
#MyWorstSummerJob Is the funniest thing going on in Twitter right now. It started when Jimmy Fallon asked Twitter users about the worst summer jobs they've ever had and the responses did not disappoint.
Sounds like a dream, right? Well, A Dublin-based veterinary clinic is making that dream a reality as they're advertising a "cat cuddler" role.
We have picked for you the most hilarious thoughts about life, work, relationships and shopping, from the Account that claims the best job is not having one.
Imagine if your job consisted of taking care of baby pandas the entire day.
That's exactly what they do at China's Chendgu Research Base.
