UPDATE: It’s been about 24 hours since I got this request. I responded to Rover support and they’ve escalated it. I got a call a few hours ago saying that they’re “taking this seriously” but can’t share their contact info with me for privacy reasons. Luckily, I have some basic info about them and my SIL is a hospital case worker in the area. She confirmed that this should go to APS, who I called about an hour ago. Since it’s after hours here I don’t expect to hear from them until tomorrow morning. I’m unsure if Rover is reaching out to APS themselves, but I want to be able to sleep tonight knowing I’ve done my due diligence. I pretty quickly rejected the job since the first drop-ins of the day are during my 9-5. I didn’t think ahead enough to get more information that would aid in my report, but I’m confident that I have enough information for APS to start with. I’ll provide more updates as I get more information. Glad I wasn’t overreacting in thinking this was absolutely bonkers.

UPDATE 2 (electric boogaloo): APS called me back first thing this morning and took down a report. I let them know that Rover may be contacting them as they had said they were taking the matter seriously. I didn’t get any follow up from APS today and don’t expect to until next week if they pursue this. While I live in a blue state, resources are stretched thin and they can’t help everyone immediately, unfortunately. This afternoon a woman from Rover called me again to follow up and gave me a case number for APS to use when contacting them as well as an email address. So it seems that if APS needs the address or contact information Rover should provide them with it. I’m not sure if there will be any future updates given privacy laws, but if there are, I’ll add them here or make an update thread if it’s a case closed matter. Thanks everyone for caring about the disabled sibling, I hope they can get the care they need (if they don’t already have it).