Customer Service Representative
About this role
Job Summary:
Pet Resort Guest Service Representative Responsibilities:
- Follow all operational procedures as outlined in the K9 Resorts Operations Manual.
- Greet all customers entering the building.
- Perform check-in/check-out and reservation procedures in the POS system.
- Take custody of pets and ensure they are properly placed in the building.
- Answer telephone inquiries.
- Provide tours of the facility to potential customers when necessary.
- Feed and medicate all dogs.
- Provide personal playtimes for dogs when requested.
- Perform body checks to identify pre-existing conditions and/or injuries.
- Perform tasks as requested by management, including:
- Sanitation of the lobby, boarding, and daycare accommodations.
- Monitoring daycare.
- Bathing dogs.
- Ability to lift at least 20 lbs.
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Some weekend and holiday hours are required.
- Salesmanship personality and comfort.
- Outgoing, positive, and enthusiastic personality.
Company at a glance
Luxury Pet Hotel Investments, LLC is K9 Resorts' largest franchise group and has raised $39M to open a total of 43 locations across the U.S.: eight in Chicago, 11 in Los Angeles, 11 across Virginia/DC and 13 in Southeast Florida.
New Jersey-based K9 Resorts is leading the pack among luxury pet care franchises in the U.S. with more than 170 resorts across 28 states currently operating or in various stages of development. With pet boarding expected to become a $35.8 billion industry by 2031, K9 is poised to further dominate the sector with its proven franchise opportunity.
LPHI's first L.A. location, just minutes from Los Angeles International Airport, offers pet parents an ideal solution for boarding their pets during travel. This marks the first K9 Resorts near a major airport, a key step in the company's strategy to expand into convenient, high-traffic locations.
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