Paws & Polish

07/21/2026

A bit of a appreciation post for one of my clients!

I truly love what I do, and moments like this make me so grateful for the amazing pet parents I get to work with. A gift is the official sign of a happy client. My goal is simple: set the standard for pet care so high that clients never want to hire anyone else.🐾

Need ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ care for your pet's? Message now to book!

07/16/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Review by Lunalu :

​"This place has a fully fenced yard, a doggy splash pad, AND a kiddie pool. I did at least 14 laps, bit the water streams, had crazy zoomies, got loads of treats and toys, rinsed and dried, then took the hardest nap of my life. 10/10 summer daycare destination. Will splash again."

Message to book now!

07/16/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Review by Lunalu :

​"This place has a fully fenced yard, a doggy splash pad, AND a kiddie pool. I did at least 14 laps, bit the water streams, had crazy zoomies, got loads of treats and toys, rinsed and dried, then took the hardest nap of my life. 10/10 summer daycare destination. Will splash again."

Message to book now!

07/14/2026

This babys bath time before and after! 🩷

Message to book your pet for a grooming!

07/03/2026

As the 4th of July approaches, we know many of our pets find the loud noises and bright flashes of fireworks overwhelming and frightening. Here are some easy steps you can take to make them feel safe!

🎆​How to Recognize Pet Anxiety 🎆

​Every pet reacts differently, but look out for these common signs:

​Hiding: Seeking shelter under beds, in closets, or behind furniture.

​Pacing & Restlessness: Unable to settle down or constantly moving around.

​Whining or Barking: Excessive vocalization due to stress.

​Seeking Reassurance: Clinging to you more than usual or following you closely.

​Attempting to Escape: Trying to find a way out of the house or yard.

🎆​Our Top Tips for a Stress-Free Holiday 🎆

​Create a Safe Haven: Set up a quiet, comfortable "den" in a room away from the windows. Include their favorite bed, toys, and a blanket that smells like home.

​Sound Masking: Turn on a white noise machine, a fan, or play calming music (like classical or specialized "pet anxiety" playlists) to help drown out the sound of fireworks.

​Stay Indoors: Bring pets inside well before the festivities begin. Ensure your windows and curtains are closed to block out the flashes of light.

​Distraction is Key: Offer them a long-lasting treat, a puzzle toy, or a new chew to keep their focus on something positive rather than the noise outside.

​Check Microchips/Tags: Ensure your pet’s identification tags are current and their microchip contact information is up to date, keep on tracking collars if available just in case they manage to slip out during the chaos.

06/16/2026

The Master Suite is officially open for booking! 🩷

I've just waved a fond goodbye to two of my absolute sweetest special needs kitty clients, and I are so grateful for the time i got to spend with them. Seeing them happy and comfortable is the best part of what we do!

With their departure, the Master Suite has been freshly cleaned and prepped, and it is now available for your fur-baby’s next stay. Whether it’s for a quick weekend getaway or a longer retreat, our suite offers the extra care and quiet comfort your pet deserves.

What we provide in the Master Suite:

•Tons of spacious room & natural sunlight for afternoon naps

•A fun cat tree for climbing and perching

•A wall-mounted square scratching pad

•Cozy small beds for ultimate comfort

•Photo and video updates

•Privacy for a stress free environment

•Special goodie bags for both the
owners and pets upon checkout!

(These items are all optional. No room will have these items without owner request)

•What to bring: To keep your pet's routine consistent and stress-free, we do ask owners to provide their own main supplies (food, bowls, litter/pans, scoops, leashes, toys, and any favorite comfort items from home including possibly beds, cat trees, harnesses, etc.).

📅 Spaces book fast! Send us a DM or comment below to claim the spot for your pet's next getaway! Remember we do care for other animals besides dogs and cats, because every animal deserves love not just the traditional ones.

06/14/2026

06/13/2026

I am so excited to announce that I am officially accepting grooming appointments! Whether you prefer the convenience of mobile grooming at your home or want to drop your pup off with me, I’m here to provide a fear free, professional experience.

I focus on one-on-one care, ensuring every pet gets the attention and comfort they deserve. Take a look at my service menu below to see how I can help your furry friend look and feel their best.

How to get started:

Mobile Grooming: I bring the salon to your driveway!

Drop-Off Grooming: You bring your pup to me, and I handle the rest.

Ready to book? Send me a message to schedule your first appointment! 🐶

05/23/2026

Our Grand Suite is officially open again! 🩷

We just said goodbye to two of our longest staying cat clients who stayed with us for almost two full months. We are going to miss their daily cuddles and sweet personalities so much but glad they're home safe!

Now that they’ve headed home, our grand suite is sparkling clean, sanitized, and ready for its next lucky guest. Whether you’re planning a trip or need a spacious, stress-free stay for your pet, our Grand Suite offers the ultimate comfort and private, dedicated care.

What we provide in the Grand Suite:

•Tons of spacious room & natural sunlight for afternoon naps

•A fun cat tree for climbing and perching

•A wall-mounted square scratching pad

•Cozy small beds for ultimate comfort

•Photo and video updates

•Privacy for a stress free environment

•Special goodie bags for both the
owners and pets upon checkout!

(These items are all optional. No room will have these items without owner request)

•What to bring: To keep your pet's routine consistent and stress-free, we do ask owners to provide their own main supplies (food, bowls, litter/pans, scoops, leashes, toys, and any favorite comfort items from home including possibly beds, cat trees, harnesses, etc.).

✨ Spaces book fast! Send us a DM or comment below to claim the spot for your pet's next getaway! Remember we do care for other animals besides dogs and cats, because every animal deserves love not just the traditional ones.

05/18/2026

I think people confuse “she helps animals” with “she has unlimited resources”…

Because yes, I do help animals. I have helped a lot of animals. I want to help animals. That is not the problem.

The problem is that I am not magically funded. I do not have a nonprofit bringing in donations. I do not have a whole rescue staff. I do not have grants, sponsors, employees, or some endless supply fairy dropping off bags in the driveway every morning.

It is literally me… and my husband who helps when he can, but he is also a human being who has to work and make money and survive too.

And that’s the part people don’t seem to understand.

Every dog here still has to eat. Every dog here still needs care. Every dog here still needs time, attention, cleanup, management, affection, vet care when something happens, space to live, and actual quality of life. I’m not trying to collect animals just so I can say I saved them. I want them to actually be okay here.

And half the time I’m already putting myself on the back burner trying to make sure they have what they need. I will go without before I let my animals go without, and anybody who actually knows me knows that.

So when people keep coming to me with another dog, and another kitten, and another animal, like I’m supposed to just absorb every situation they just "don’t want to deal with anymore"… it puts me in this impossible position. And a LOT of these animals are sick or need to be bottle fed or arrive by the full litter!

Because if I say no, I’m heartless.

But if I say yes to too many and then I can’t provide the life they deserve, I’m still the horrible person.

Like… okay. So what exactly is the correct answer here? Take every animal, even when I know I’m already stretched thin, and then magically find money, food, space, time, and energy out of the ground? 🤦‍♀️

I care. That is why I have to say no sometimes.

Not because I don’t want to help.

Because I do.

But wanting to save every animal and being physically, financially, and mentally able to keep taking more are not the same thing.

Sometimes no is not me turning my back on an animal…

Sometimes no is me trying to make sure the animals already depending on me don’t get less of what they deserve. Sometimes saying no is exactly what needs to happen to prevent accidental hoarding bc yk it takes ages to get them adopted it's not just 1 night and done.

And that part apparently gets lost on people.