logo
News Film & TV Technology Animals Gaming Our Channels Our Authors
Home › Animals › Every Cat Lovers Dream Job On A Greek Island Is Everything Y...

Every Cat Lovers Dream Job On A Greek Island Is Everything You Need Right Now

Damjan
by Damjan
1 Aug 2018

Some jobs sound too strange to be real, until they involve 55 cats, a Greek island, and free housing with a sea view. That is exactly what God’s Little People Cat Rescue is offering, and the listing has already gone viral for good reason.

[ADVERTISEMENT]

The sanctuary needs a caretaker to help run daily life for dozens of cats on Syros, with feeding, medication, vet trips, and the usual chaos that comes with that many animals. In exchange, the right person gets a paid position and a place to live, which is why cat lovers everywhere are paying attention.

[ADVERTISEMENT]

For anyone who has ever dreamed of trading city stress for island life, this one is hard to ignore. Here’s the full story.

Greek island cat sanctuary with dozens of cats lounging outdoors in paradise
Facebook
[ADVERTISEMENT]

Paradise + Cats? Yes, please!

"A very special position and living circumstance is available on a little Greek island called Syros (a small paradise, no less!) for a mature and genuinely passionate cat lover who knows how to handle many cats and would love their company!"
Paradise + Cats? Yes, please!
Facebook

55 Cats is 55 chances for true love.

"I am looking for someone who can take over the daily running of my Greek cat sanctuary in my absence. You will have 55 cats in your care and need to be able to oversee them all, as well as feed and medicate them."
55 Cats is 55 chances for true love.
Facebook

Tranquility? Check.

"All expenses for the cats will, of course, be paid, including all veterinary care. You will be expected to take the cats to the vet in case of illness and therefore will need to be able to drive a manual car. We are located in a secluded, nature-preserved area that is very tranquil and quiet in the wintertime but busy during the summer."
Tranquility? Check.
Facebook

This is similar to the woman who begged to rehome high-maintenance cats, after her husband refused.

Hate people and love cats? Purr-fect job.

"You’ll no doubt thrive best if you are the type of person who appreciates nature and enjoys tranquility, and who rests comfortably in your own company. That said, you’ll never feel lonely in the company of the cats, and you’ll be expected to live with a small handful of cats in your house."
Hate people and love cats? Purr-fect job.
Facebook

And the digs are amazing??

"As part of the job, you’ll have a fully paid (including water and electricity) semi-detached modern tiny house with its own garden (direct view of the Aegean Sea!) plus a salary."
And the digs are amazing??
Facebook

How cute is this freakin' house? So cute.

"The daily hours are that of a part-time job (approximately 4 hours), and the salary reflects the fact that you get the house for free (with everything paid)."
How cute is this freakin' house? So cute.
Facebook

Do the neighborhood kids call you a cat whisperer?

"From experience, the job is most suitable for someone 45 years of age or older, who is responsible, reliable, honest, practically inclined, and really, with a heart of gold! Apart from feeding the cats, they will also need heaps of love and attention. You will at times be expected to trap or handle a feral or non-sociable cat, so knowing something about a cat's psychology is also important, and cat-whispering skills should come naturally to you."
Do the neighborhood kids call you a cat whisperer?
Facebook

Starting November 1st....

"The job is long-term, but a minimum of 6 months is required." Required? Desired. Who wouldn't want to spend 6 months surrounded by cats in a tropical paradise? Crazy people.
Starting November 1st....
Facebook

This sanctuary has its work cut out for it... finding someone to work for it.

Joan, a representative from God’s Little People, told Scary Mommy that the response to the ad has been massive. “I meant to leave it for a few weeks thinking it’d take a while to gather some interest, but it’s gone completely viral! So right now, I have about 700 applications and receive 1-3 messages per minute! It will take a while to boil it all down to one purrfect purrson,” she says.

This sanctuary has its work cut out for it... finding someone to work for it.
Facebook

The job listing in its entirety reads:

PAID JOB OFFER WITH CATS! (This is genuine and NOT a joke - friends, please feel free to verify!). A very special position and living circumstance is available on a little Greek island called Syros (a small paradise, no less!) for a mature and genuinely passionate cat lover who knows how to handle many cats and would love their company! I am looking for someone who can take over the daily running of my Greek cat sanctuary in my absence. You will have 55 cats in your care and need to be able to oversee them all, as well as feed and medicate them (big added bonus if you’re a trained veterinary nurse!). As part of the job, you’ll have a fully paid (including water and electricity) semi-detached modern tiny house with its own garden (direct view of the Aegean Sea!) plus a salary. The daily hours are that of a part-time job (approximately 4 hours), and the salary reflects the fact that you get the house for free (with everything paid). All expenses for the cats will, of course, be paid, including all veterinary care. You will be expected to take the cats to the vet in case of illness and therefore will need to be able to drive a manual car. We are located in a secluded, nature-preserved area that is very tranquil and quiet in the wintertime but busy during the summer. You’ll no doubt thrive best if you are the type of person who appreciates nature and enjoys tranquility, and who rests comfortably in your own company. That...[truncated]

Want the same “free housing” pitch, but with chaos, read about the choosy beggar.

Share this article:

Facebook icon Pinterest icon Tumblr icon Link icon Twitter icon

Related Articles

Are Maine Coons Friendly and Affectionate?

Are Maine Coons Friendly and Affectionate?

Maine Coon Personality and Temperament: What Are They Really Like?

Maine Coon Personality and Temperament: What Are They Really Like?

Ragdoll vs Maine Coon: Size, Personality, Coat, and Key Differences

Ragdoll vs Maine Coon: Size, Personality, Coat, and Key Differences

Norwegian Forest Cat vs Maine Coon: Size, Appearance, and Key Differences

Norwegian Forest Cat vs Maine Coon: Size, Appearance, and Key Differences

How to Tell If Your Cat Is Part Maine Coon

How to Tell If Your Cat Is Part Maine Coon

Maine Coon Ragdoll Mix: Size, Appearance, and Personality

Maine Coon Ragdoll Mix: Size, Appearance, and Personality

Maine Coon Tabby Mix: What Can They Look Like?

Maine Coon Tabby Mix: What Can They Look Like?

Maine Coon Mix: Appearance, Size, and Traits

Maine Coon Mix: Appearance, Size, and Traits

Maine Coon Blue Eyes: Can Maine Coons Have Blue Eyes?

Maine Coon Blue Eyes: Can Maine Coons Have Blue Eyes?

Maine Coon Ears: Ear Tufts, Lynx Tips, and Their Distinctive Shape

Maine Coon Ears: Ear Tufts, Lynx Tips, and Their Distinctive Shape

Maine Coon Paws: Why Are They So Big?

Maine Coon Paws: Why Are They So Big?

Maine Coon Size Comparison: Normal Cats, Dogs, and More

Maine Coon Size Comparison: Normal Cats, Dogs, and More

Giant Maine Coon Cats: Do Giant Maine Coons Really Exist?

Giant Maine Coon Cats: Do Giant Maine Coons Really Exist?

Maine Coon Weight: Average Weight by Age and Sex

Maine Coon Weight: Average Weight by Age and Sex

Maine Coon Size: How Big Do Maine Coons Get?

Maine Coon Size: How Big Do Maine Coons Get?

Rare Maine Coon Colors: Which Coats Are Actually Uncommon?

Rare Maine Coon Colors: Which Coats Are Actually Uncommon?

Silver Maine Coon: Silver Tabby, Shaded, and Smoke Differences Explained

Silver Maine Coon: Silver Tabby, Shaded, and Smoke Differences Explained

Tortie Maine Coon: Tortoiseshell Colors, Torbies, and the Genetics Behind the Coat

Tortie Maine Coon: Tortoiseshell Colors, Torbies, and the Genetics Behind the Coat

Orange Maine Coon: Why Breeders Call the Color Red

Orange Maine Coon: Why Breeders Call the Color Red

White Maine Coon: Coat Color, Eye Colors, and What Makes Them Stand Out

White Maine Coon: Coat Color, Eye Colors, and What Makes Them Stand Out

Gray Maine Coon: Why “Gray” Can Mean Several Different Coat Colors

Gray Maine Coon: Why “Gray” Can Mean Several Different Coat Colors

Blue Maine Coon: What “Blue” Really Means in Cat Color Terms

Blue Maine Coon: What “Blue” Really Means in Cat Color Terms

Black Smoke Maine Coon: Why the Coat Changes So Much in Motion

Black Smoke Maine Coon: Why the Coat Changes So Much in Motion

Calico Maine Coon: Colors, Genetics, and What Makes the Pattern Different

Calico Maine Coon: Colors, Genetics, and What Makes the Pattern Different

Maine Coon Colors and Patterns: A Practical Guide to the Breed’s Coats

Maine Coon Colors and Patterns: A Practical Guide to the Breed’s Coats

52 Stunning Bird Photos That Reveal Nature's Most Incredible Moments

52 Stunning Bird Photos That Reveal Nature's Most Incredible Moments

[ADVERTISEMENT]

Categories

News Film & TV Technology Animals Gaming Interesting Community Weird

Business

About Us Advertise Contact Us

Legal

Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy DMCA Removal
 Logo
About Us Privacy DMCA Removal Terms Fact Checking Policy Contact Us Our Authors Our Channels Sitemap

© 2026 - All Rights Reserved