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China Employs Professional Panda Huggers for $32,000 a Year

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The allure of being a professional panda hugger is not just a whimsical fantasy; it’s a dream job that offers a real, steady income. In China, this unique opportunity allows you to earn $32,000 while spending your days caring for and cuddling adorable pandas.

Panda mum! Mei Yan has been working at a panda base since 2008 and cares for some of their youngest cubs

Imagine being paid a handsome sum of $32,000 to be a pandahugger in the enchanting surroundings of the Giant Panda Protection and Research Center in China. This unconventional but rewarding job is a dream come true for panda enthusiasts and animal lovers.

It’s play time: The cubs are well cared for by Mei at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in China

The job description is refreshingly straightforward, with a singular mission: “Spending 365 days with the pandas and sharing in their joys and sorrows.” This role, however, demands perseverance, as you’ll be expected to face the challenges of living inside a giant panda base. The applicants are predominantly anticipated to be white-collar workers from large cities, accustomed to the convenience of abundant choices for meals. Inside the panda base, though, culinary options may not be as abundant.

Energetic youngsters: Mei recently featured in a video showing playful cubs interrupting her cleaning effort

As reported by China Daily, the opportunity to become a professional panda hugger is open to those who dare to embrace it. The chance to care for these captivating creatures and witness their daily lives is a one-of-a-kind experience that transcends the typical 9-to-5 grind. The job is not just a source of income; it’s an adventure and a chance to live out your wildest dreams.

Caring keeper: The 30-year-old says she has to clean more than 100lbs of panda faeces every day

So, if the idea of hugging pandas and sharing in their joys and sorrows while earning $32,000 a year piques your interest, this unique opportunity is worth exploring. The dream job of a lifetime awaits you in China, where your days will be filled with the adorable antics of these charming animals. It’s more than a career choice; it’s a calling for those who treasure the extraordinary world of giant pandas.

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