#and sometimes it's actually LESS than minimum wage because they're wanting to pay you under the table in cash

[healingheartdogs]

The way animal related jobs will be like "Yeah we're hiring a kennel worker to take care of and feed and exercise our dogs and clean our kennels, but we also need you to be a stable hand and horse groomer and clean up after and feed and take care of our horses, and also to be a ranch hand and clean up after and feed and take care of all our other livestock too, and also a farm hand who helps with all the work related to maintaining the fields and pastures so you'll need to be able to operate farm machinery for that purpose, and also a cleaner because we have a small store and office area with bathrooms on the property that is open to the public where we sell farm goods and organize our riding lessons which all needs to be kept clean and organized, plus any other work that pops up that needs to be done that doesn't fall under what we've already listed. Your work days doing all this will be 10+ hours long, mandatory weekend and holiday availability, you get no healthcare benefits and you earn no PTO, and you need to be able to work in extreme weather conditions, in heat waves, and below freezing temps without any shelter (illegal in my state, btw)."

and then the pay is minimum wage.