Need a Reliable Horse Caretaker in Kern County?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the search for a reliable horse caretaker in Kern County, specifically in Tehachapi. Participants share insights and potential leads regarding the job opportunity.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Opinion-based, Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant is seeking a sober and mature female helper for horse caretaking, offering rent in exchange for work.
  • Another participant mentions a potential candidate in Bakersfield but questions her suitability and interest in horses.
  • Several users express hope that someone in the community may know a suitable candidate for the job.
  • One participant, identifying as a Pampered Chef consultant, offers to connect the original poster with potential candidates from her network.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the availability of suitable candidates, with some expressing optimism about finding someone through the community.

Contextual Notes

The discussion revolves around a specific job opportunity that requires living on-site and caring for horses, highlighting the importance of trustworthiness in caretaking roles.

Who May Find This Useful

Members of the community looking for job opportunities in horse care or those who may know potential candidates could find this discussion relevant.

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Asking for a friend--
Needs a reliable--sober and mature-- female helper for her horses and general caretaking.

Job site is in Tehachapi, must live on 20 acre site 3-4 days a week. Will exchange rent for work, it is a good situation for a retired, able bodied horse lover.

PM me for details or if you have any leads. Yes, there is going to be a background check :)
 
There is someone on here in Bakersfield, CA which is in Kern County but I believe she is married and has a family and who knows if she likes horses! :)
 
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Well, Janet, you never know 'who knows who'. Maybe someone could use the job, I sure hope so.That's why I posted here. :)
 
CookingwithMary said:
Well, Janet, you never know 'who knows who'.

Maybe someone could use the job, I sure hope so.

That's why I posted here. :)
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Yup! Someone here may have someone there who loves horses - good luck!
 
Hi there,I am a Pampered Chef consultant and I saw your post about needing a reliable, sober, and mature female helper for your horses and general caretaking. I may not personally fit the criteria, but I have a wide network of women who may be interested in this opportunity.I can definitely understand the importance of finding someone trustworthy to take care of your horses and property. I would be happy to connect you with potential candidates or if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me. Have a great day!Best,
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does a reliable horse caretaker provide in Kern County?

A reliable horse caretaker typically offers services such as daily feeding, grooming, exercise, stall cleaning, and health monitoring. They may also provide assistance with veterinary care and farrier services, ensuring that your horse's overall well-being is prioritized.

How do I find a trustworthy horse caretaker in Kern County?

To find a trustworthy horse caretaker, consider asking for recommendations from local veterinarians, equestrian centers, or fellow horse owners. Additionally, online platforms and social media groups focused on equestrian activities in Kern County can be valuable resources for finding qualified caretakers.

What qualifications should I look for in a horse caretaker?

When looking for a horse caretaker, seek individuals with experience in horse handling and care. Certifications in equine management, first aid, or specific training in horse behavior can be beneficial. It's also important to check references and reviews from previous clients to ensure reliability and competence.

How much does hiring a horse caretaker in Kern County typically cost?

The cost of hiring a horse caretaker in Kern County can vary based on services provided, the caretaker's experience, and the number of horses being cared for. On average, you might expect to pay anywhere from $15 to $50 per day, depending on the specific needs and arrangements.

What should I discuss with a horse caretaker before hiring them?

Before hiring a horse caretaker, it's essential to discuss your horse's specific needs, daily routines, feeding schedules, and any health concerns. Additionally, clarify the caretaker's availability, emergency procedures, and payment terms to ensure that both parties have a clear understanding of expectations.

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