Good luck with your search.
Be aware that you will need to take out a membership to post your ad, membership is quite inexpensive though. IME a year’s membership is a better value than a month, as you might find you need help again.
You can do limited browsing before joining, though, so you can see if there are sitters in your area.
You do need to do your own thorough due diligence on any prospective pet sitter, as the platform does not do any vetting, anyone can list themselves. Services offered, and experience of providers, can vary widely.
It is most common that sitters charge per hour rather than per day, you can see what the usual rates are by browsing before you join.
By the way, you might have more luck finding a sitter or kennel with free capacity if you are willing to travel farther afield.
Hope you find a good solution.
ETA:
It’s not clear from your post what type of sitting you need. Are you looking for someone to take your dog into their home, or someone who can move into yours to care for your dog during your absence?
To find the right person, a bit more info might be helpful.
First, what flavor poodle - toy, middle, standard? (Size might matter to some sitters.)
Is your dog male or female?
Is your dog spayed/neutered?
If you need a sitter to take your dog into their home:
Can your dog live with children, if so what ages?
Can your dog live with other dogs? If so, any restrictions as to male/female, behavior, etc.?
Can your dog live with cats or other animals?
If you need a sitter to move into your home:
Does the sitter need to be at your home 24/7?
How many hours can your dog be left?
Again, hoping for a good solution.
Be sure that you understand if the price quoted is accommodation only, or inclusive of services. Also understand if the accommodation price is for a single kennel, or if the dog will be housed with another dog or dogs.
Some give an all-inclusive price, but many charge extra for services like walks, playtime, giving medicine, preparing special meals, unspayed or unneutered dogs, etc.
Some kennels charge a cleaning fee, most charge a heating fee in the winter months.
Just mentioning this so that one isn’t surprised by the final bill.
Also, most kennels require proof of valid vaccinations, and increasingly more now require the nasal KC vaxx, the combi ist.t enough.
PM me if interested