Jason's Rover Page

04/26/2026

Reliability. It’s what you demand from the person taking care of your pets. One of my number one complaints from past negative experiences clients have had is sitters either not showing up for bookings or showing up for a few minutes to do the bare minimum and then leaving. That’s time theft, just as it would be with any employer. That should be reported to Rover immediately as they have every minute of the provider’s GPS location stored during that 30 or 60 minute visit.

I may have needed to change some timing around with clients in the past when I haven’t felt the best, but it was their choice to allow me to do so based on strong relationships built on trust, respect, and care.

New to Rover? Get $20.00 off your first booking on Rover’s promo! Looking for a recurring weekly booking and already a Rover user? Get the $20.00 off by my adjustment of cost for your first week!

https://www.rover.com/sit/jasonm02600

04/07/2026

💭"Warmer days are ahead! I had an amazing walk, and enjoyed my treats after!"

I have plenty of openings whether they're drop-in visits to feed dogs/, or cats and spend some quality time with them all. I also provide exclusive dog walking time for those dogs that need to get their energy/zoomies out during the day! I offer 30 minute, 45 minute, and one hour bookings for dog walking.

I also offer long-term drop-in/dog walking discounts if you're travelling and prefer your pet stay in the comfort of your own home, or needing weekly bookings with multiple visits per week. Feel free to message me here or on Rover for more information!

https://www.rover.com/sit/jasonm02600

03/25/2026

💭”It was awfully nice for Jason to come care for me and give me my medicine after surgery while my family was at work near midnight! I wanted all of his attention from him but he also spent time with Bucky. How rude!”

My new friends needed to be checked in on while their pet parents were working overnight and after a medical procedure. They both got late check-ins close to midnight! From oral to IM medication administration, I’m there for you to help with your pet’s special needs! Message me on here or reach out to me on Rover for your needs, even if they may be late at night!

03/22/2026

Happy, lazy days of play and love!

03/22/2026

🗯️”I have this guy tied around my finger... Eventually this is going to be my spa day with me playing and eating the special green treat…”

Most people think I must not have any availability due to the number of reviews or recurring pet parents I have. I have plenty of openings whether they're drop-in visits to feed dogs/walks, or cats and spend some quality time with them all. I also provide exclusive dog walking time for those dogs that need to get their energy/zoomies out during the day! I offer 30 minute, 45 minute, and one hour bookings for dog walking.

I also offer long-term drop-in/dog walking discounts if you're travelling and prefer your pet stay in the comfort of your own home, or have weekly bookings with multiple visits per week. Feel free to message me here or on Rover for more information!

03/22/2026

This is a challenging time of year for dog owners that are distracted while walking their dogs. Texting, scrolling social media, or any other distraction that takes away your focus from your dog can mean the difference between returning home safely with your dog or them possibly running away.

I always suggest to my dog clients to also attach an AirTag or comparable tracker to their dog’s collar or harness. They just came out with the next generation AirTag that can help track a lost pet at a greater distance, so updating to the new version is highly worth it!

The Smells of Spring Can Lead Dogs Into Danger

As spring arrives, the world comes alive with new scents — blooming flowers, wildlife, fresh earth… and for our dogs, it’s irresistible.

But following their nose can quickly turn into trouble.

Every year, we see an increase in lost dogs this time of year.
A slipped collar.
A door left open for just a second.
A dog that’s never run before… suddenly gone.

And within moments — they are in survival mode.

This is one of the highest risk seasons for lost dogs.

Please take extra precautions:
Double check collars and harnesses before every walk
Always use a leash — even in “safe” areas
Be mindful during dawn and dusk when wildlife is active
Never assume your dog won’t run

One scent.
One moment.
One decision.

That’s all it takes.

Keeping your dog safe starts before they go missing.
Let’s keep them home this spring.

03/04/2026

Welcome to the walking family Brie! She'll be joining me for multiple walks a week. Benny is a returning friend who's human eagerly awaits golfing season, and I got in a last-minute request for a walk with him this week!

I still have spaces open for visits, whether they're drop-in visits to feed dogs and walk them, or cats and spend some quality time with them all. I also provide exclusive dog walking time for those dogs that need to get their energy/zoomies out during the day!

I also offer long-term drop-in/walking discounts if you're travelling and prefer your pet stay in the comfort of your own home, or have weekly bookings with multiple visits per week.

Message me on here or on Rover!

rover.com/sit/jasonm02600