PetSmart, Inc. (NASDAQ: PETM) is a retail chain doing business in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico engaged in the sale of specialty pet supplies and services such as grooming and dog training, PetSmart PetsHotel dog and cat boarding facilities and Doggie Day Care.  PetSmart was founded in 1986 and opened its first two stores in 1987 under the name PetFood Warehouse in the Phoenix area. In 1989, the name and logo changed from PetFood Warehouse to PETsMART.  PetSmart continued to grow and in 1993 went public on the NASDAQ stock exchange listed under the symbol "PETM". In 1994, PetSmart formed PetSmart Charities, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending euthanasia and finding homes for homeless pets. Petsmart.com made its debut in 1996.  In early 2000, PetSmart remodeled most of its stores in a plan they called "Eagle" which changed many of its stores from a front-half storefront, back-half warehouse feel to an all-over standard retail market, in hopes of not intimidating customers.  In August 2005, the company announced that it was rebranding its name from PETsMART to PetSmart. This move, which de-emphasized "Mart" and emphasized "Smart", was designed to emphasize its

At PetSmart Inc., they offer many retirement and welfare benefits. Like PetSmart Inc., a large number of American employers finance health plans for their employees, through which companies typically foot the bill for a sizable percentage of their workers' health insurance premiums. In this setup, businesses are given tax deductions for their contributions and workers are given the insurance tax-free. PetSmart Inc. offers health, dental, and vision insurance. PetSmart Inc. also offers group life insurance, short-term disability insurance for accidents or illness, long-term disability insurance, and death benefits, which cover certain causes of death. Employer-provided pension plans help to guarantee a reliable source of income later in life. PetSmart Inc. offers defined contribution pension plans. With a defined contribution pension plan, companies help workers save and invest for retirement.

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Cashier

Expected to do multiple positions.

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Good work environment.

Pet Care Attendant

It's a great job, just a bit unfair.

Dog Bather

When I first started I didn't have any experience with working with animals besides my own but had a lot of customer service experience so I started off at $9.25 about 10 months later I became a senior (supervisor) now called a lead and was paid $11.50 then got a raise a few months later to $11.80. We are like family despite our differences there is room for growth ( at least at my store), if you are a hard worker and have good customer service  skills and good attendance. Management there can use some tunning up though.

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