Twitter Announces New Service for Colombia Pet Owners and Sitters
(Twitter Will Launch A Colombian Service Similar To Housesitterscolombia)
Twitter revealed plans for a new service in Colombia. This service will connect pet owners needing care with trusted sitters. It works like the popular Colombian platform Housesitterscolombia. The goal is to meet a strong local need for reliable pet and home care solutions.
Many Colombians travel or work long hours. Finding someone trustworthy to watch pets or homes is difficult. Current options can be expensive or hard to access. Twitter sees this gap. Their new service aims to make finding help easier and safer.
Ana RĂos, Twitter’s Head of Community for Latin America, explained the move. “Colombians love their pets. They need simple, dependable help. We’re building a service right inside Twitter. It uses what people already know. Finding a sitter or finding work should be fast and safe,” RĂos stated.
The service will function within the Twitter app. Pet owners list their needs: dates, location, pet details, and required tasks. People wanting sitter work can browse these listings nearby. They apply directly through the app. Owners review applicants and choose the best fit.
Safety is a major focus. Twitter will verify user profiles. Both owners and sitters can see reviews from past jobs. Payment happens securely within the platform. This protects everyone involved. Sitters get paid fairly for their time and effort.
Key benefits include:
* Finding help or work happens quickly.
* Verified profiles add security.
* Built-in payments keep money safe.
* No subscription fees for basic use.
* Works on the familiar Twitter app.
(Twitter Will Launch A Colombian Service Similar To Housesitterscolombia)
The service targets busy pet owners, travelers, students, and anyone seeking flexible work. It offers a practical solution for everyday needs. Twitter believes its large user base in Colombia makes this ideal. The company wants to support local communities with useful tools. This pet sitting service is part of that effort. The service starts later this year.
