Search Pet & House Sitting Jobs in Western Australia

Looking to do some pet and house sitting in Western Australia? House sitting involves a person, couple or family staying in someones home while the owner is away, and often involves caring for the owners pets and plants. In exchange, house sitters get to stay for free. On Oz House Sitters, homeowners in Western Australia can find and connect with house sitters in Western Australia

The true spirit of house sitting is a free exchange of services that benefits both side – house sitters get free accommodation in exchange for the caring for homes, pets and gardens, whilst homeowners can rest assured all is being looked after whilst they are away. The search for reliable house sitters for house sitting and pet sitting assignments is aided by pet sitting sites like Oz House Sitters, which facilitate a safe meeting place for pet house sitter and home owner.

Oz House Sitters is a meeting place for homeowners and house sitters in Western Australia, as well as all other regions and areas of Australia. Our website allows you to filter house sitting jobs based on location, dates needed, and other criteria.
When applying for a house and pet sitting position, remember to provide a complete profile, as well as references where available. You may also want to consider applying for a police check or background check.

It is also a good idea to clearly communicate your expectations and make sure that the home owner understands your experiences, such as taking care of pets, watering plants, and handling any emergencies.

Overall, house sitting can be a convenient and cost-effective solution for both house sitters and home owners. With a little research and careful planning, you can find a house sitting job in Western Australia and make some great connections along the way. Sign up as a house sitter today!

Cities & Areas for House Sitting in Western Australia

• Brookhampton 
  • Donnybrook-Balingup 
• Bullsbrook 
  • Swan 
• Bunbury 
  • BUNBUR 
• Cable Beach 
  • Broome 
• Dale 
  • Beverley 
• Dawesville 
  • Mandurah 
• East Fremantle 
  • East Fremantle 
• Ferndale 
  • Canning 
• Golden Bay 
  • Rockingham 
• Joondalup 
  • Joondalup 
• Lesmurdie 
  • Kalamunda 
• Lockridge 
• Lowlands 
  • Albany 
• Nedlands 
• Northam 
  • Northam 
• Rudds Gully 
  • Greater Geraldton 
• Shoalwater 
• Takalarup 
  • Plantagenet 
• Tuart Hill 
  • Stirling 
• Warnbro 
  • Warnbro 
• West Busselton 
  • Busselton 

House sitting in Western Australia has plenty to offer

The true spirit of house sitting is a free exchange of services that benefits both side – house sitters get free accommodation in exchange for the caring for homes, pets and gardens, whilst homeowners can rest assured all is being looked after whilst they are away.

The search for reliable house sitters for house sitting and pet sitting assignments is aided by pet sitting sites like Oz House Sitters, which facilitate a safe meeting place for pet house sitter and home owner.

House Sitting in Western Australia – Where the Sun Shines

Western Australia has plenty of sun to offer all year round. It is the country’s largest state, stretching from the north to the south of the west half of the continent. Needless to say, this vast expanse varies greatly in landscape and climate, from the dry heat of the outback to the crystal clear waters and sandy beaches of the longest coastline in Australia.

Famous for it’s beautiful white beaches and clear waters, swimming, surfing, fishing and snorkeling are popular activities for locals and visitors alike. Favourites include Broome’s Cable Beach, Surfer’s Point in the Margaret River region and Cottesloe Beach in Perth. One of the best attractions when in Western Australia is Monkey Mia at Shark Bay. There’s plenty of sea life too, including the majestic and harmless whale shark on the Ningaloo Reef, as well as manta rays, sea lions, dolphins, sea turtles, and an array of tropical fish and coral.

Western Australia is also renowned for its stunning native flora. Native banksias, wattle flowers, orchids and kangaroo paws come into full bloom in early spring, spreading colour and vibrancy throughout Western Australia’s national parks and forests.

Perth is the capital city of Western Australia. The city offers a pleasant Mediterranean climate and, with eight hours of sunshine per day, has more sunshine than any other city in Australia! The Swan River runs right through the city, there are many parks, museums and shops, and the atmosphere is pleasantly casual and relaxed.

In the northern region of Western Australia is the well known seaside township of Broome, a multicultural jewel that thrives on the back of the local pearling industry. A popular travel destination, here you can see everything from sparkling waters to ancient ochre cliffs, such as Gantheaume Point, a site famous for ancient dinosaur footprint fossils. The region is also gateway to the Kimberly, an expanse of ancient gorges, rock formations and desert plains.

To the far south of Western Australia is the Margaret River region, which in recent years has become a holiday-makers haven. There are many quaint wineries dotted around the countryside, complimented by world-class restaurants and accommodation. For a memorable whale watching experience, majestic Southern Right and Humpback whales may be spotted off the coast in Flinders Bay during their migration season from June to September.