Jen's Happy Pets LLC

06/22/2025

Some babies in Sicily we wish we could bring home 😢. So sweet. 

06/13/2025

I will be away on a family vacation from June 15 through July 1st. Please be assured that Jen's Happy Pets/staff will continue to run smoothly in my absence. Note that due to a six hour time difference, there may be a brief delay in my responses to messages and visit requests.

05/26/2025

Today, we honor the heroes who gave everything for our freedom.
As we reflect on their sacrifice this Memorial Day, we’re grateful for the quiet moments of loyalty, love, and service we share with the animals in our care.
Wishing you a peaceful day of remembrance.

05/11/2025

04/20/2025

🐾🌷 Happy Easter from Jen’s Happy Pets! 🌷

Wishing all of my wonderful clients and their furry friends a very joyful and safe Easter! 🐶🐱 As we celebrate this special day, here are a few important tips to keep your pets safe while you enjoy the festivities:

1. Easter Lilies Alert! 🌼: These beautiful flowers are toxic to pets. Make sure to keep them out of reach to avoid any accidents!

2. Watch out for Easter Grass! 🧺: This decorative grass can be enticing for curious cats, but it can cause digestive issues if ingested. Keep it away from your feline friends!

3. Chocolate is a No-Go!🍫: With all the chocolate candies and goodies around, make sure to keep those baskets out of your pets' reach. Chocolate can be very dangerous for them.

Let’s keep our pets happy and healthy this Easter! If you need any pet sitting or dog walking services, feel free to reach out!

🐾❤️ Happy Easter from all of us at Jen’s Happy Pets! ❤️🐾

04/08/2025

🐾🌟 Join Our Team of Pet-Loving Superstars! At Jen’s Happy Pets🌟🐾

Are you a dedicated animal lover who enjoys spending time outdoors and wants to make a positive impact on the lives of pets and their owners?I have a fantastic opportunity for you to join my dog walking and pet sitting company as an employee.

📅 Schedule: I offer flexible part-time hours, allowing you to choose your own schedule based on the number of clients and jobs you take on. Whether you're seeking a secondary income or a supplemental job, I have options for you.

🚗 Transportation: Ideal candidates must have a reliable vehicle of their own and reside within one of these towns of NJ. Pittstown, Clinton, Highbridge, Annandale, Lebanon, Whitehouse station, Bethlehem township, Milford. You'll be responsible for servicing clients in your own area.

⏰ Availability: I’m specifically looking for individuals who have very open availability, including weekends and evenings. We are going into the summer and we have a many vacation care clients as well as our weekly regulars. This position is for year-round work. Not a temporary position.

🐶🐱 Qualifications: To be considered, you should possess the following qualities and qualifications:

- Reliability and excellent time management skills.
- A passion for being active and spending time outdoors.
- A friendly and helpful attitude.
- Genuine love for dogs, cats and people 🥰
- Integrity
-The ability to work with technology, as we utilize a scheduling app for client visits and communications.
- Must own a smartphone for app usage.
- Willingness to undergo a background check.
- Experience working with animals (please share a few sentences about this when you reach out)

🌈 Perks and Benefits: As a valued Employee, you'll enjoy the following:

- Competitive project-based pay

-Tips

- Coverage under Workmen’s Comp. insurance.

- Disability and unemployment insurance.

⁃ Paid sick time

- The freedom to select the clients you work with and set your own schedule.

📢 Interested? To apply, simply go to my website JensHappyPets.com.
Please fill out and submit the ( Be a sitter form) I’ll be in touch

1️⃣ Your name.
2️⃣ The town you live in.
3️⃣ Your general availability to work.
4️⃣ A few sentences about your experience working with animals.

🦴 Don't wait, as I’m looking to hire someone soon!

Come join an awesome team of like-minded individuals who share the goal of improving the lives of pets and the people who love them. Let's make tails wag and purrs abound together! 🐾💖

03/16/2025

My daughter Faith with a Friends puppy that is staying at our house. 💗🐶😊

02/26/2025

I miss my Boomer so much 😞. I’m so blessed however to be able to work with so many amazing and sweet dogs. Here is a photp dump of some of the pups I saw this week 💗

02/03/2025

I call this house, the (fluff butt) household 🤣 and the puppies are like cotton balls with razor sharp teeth 🦷

01/09/2025

Important information!

Avian influenza (H5N1) is a flu strain normally carried by birds that has begun spreading to wild and domestic cats. We’ve collected some information to help you protect yourselves and the cats you love.

⚠️ How are cats getting H5N1?

Many of the recent cases have been caused by food – cats being fed raw food or unpasteurized milk. Some brands of raw pet foods have already been recalled and it is recommended to fully cook any meats served to your cat.

Cats who spend time outdoors can also contract H5N1 through exposure to infected birds (or by eating them). Farm cats may be at risk through exposure to farm animals or workers.

⚠️ What are the symptoms of H5N1 in cats?

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), illness may start with loss of appetite, lethargy, and fever, then quickly progress, with cats exhibiting:

• Neurologic symptoms
• Severe depression
• Discharge from the eyes or nose
• Other respiratory signs, including labored or short breathing, and possibly sneezing or coughing

⚠️ What should I do if my cat shows symptoms?

Call your vet! It’s important to call before bringing your cat in so that they can take necessary precautions.

Protect yourself and other pets: separate the affected cat from other animals in the home and wash your hands before and after any time you handle the affected cat or their food and litter. Wash linens and clothing regularly.

⚠️ How can I protect my cat?

Keep your cat inside! Outdoor cats run a much higher risk of exposure to infected animals.

Thoroughly cook meat before feeding, and avoid feeding raw meat-based treats or diets.

Avoid contact with dead or sick birds or wildlife. If you work with poultry or livestock, wash your hands thoroughly after any contact and before handling your cat.

Change and clean your clothes if you have reason to believe you have been exposed to any affected animals.

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Knowing the signs and taking precautions can protect you and your cats from infection. This is just a quick guide; you can find more information through the CDC or the AVMA.

If you have any concerns, contact your veterinarian immediately.