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Extra Income from Home: 7 Ideas for Animal Lovers

By Animal Jobs Digest December 18, 2017All articles, Business ideas, Featured articles2 Comments

By Paula Fitzsimmons

If you want to supplement your income, getting a part-time job is just one option. I have ideas for seven part-time, low-risk gigs you can do from home.

Earning potential often depends on your skills and the effort you’re willing to put in. There are no guarantees, and no quick and easy fixes to success that I know of – you still have to put in the work. But it doesn’t have to feel like work when you enjoy what you’re doing. I can attest to that.

9 Publications That Pay You to Write About Animals

By Animal Jobs Digest September 19, 2016All articles, Career options, Featured articles

By Paula Fitzsimmons

If you write about animals, finding markets for your work doesn’t have to be daunting if you know where to look. To help with your search, I’ve created a list of animal-related magazines and websites that pay writers. It’s not a comprehensive list, and doesn’t take into account other markets, including trade journals, animal nonprofits, and consumer magazines with pet columns.

Do You Write About Animals? Where to Find Paying Markets

By Animal Jobs Digest February 3, 2016All articles, Career options, Featured articles

By Paula Fitzsimmons

If you’re a freelance writer specializing in topics like health, finance, and tech, paying markets are relatively easy to locate. If you write about animals or the environment, however, your options start to decrease . . . but not by as much as you may think. Discovering paying markets for your work is easier if you know where to look. The following ideas are designed to help you widen your search.

The Best Animal Lover Jobs for 2016 and Beyond?

By Animal Jobs Digest January 6, 2016All articles, Featured articles, How-to succeed

By Paula Fitzsimmons

Working for animals is a labor of love. If your career aspirations involve protecting some of this planet’s most defenseless creatures, there’s probably little that can keep you from your goals.

Including job forecasts.

I’m not a huge fan of basing career choices solely on statistics, and here are a few reasons why . . .