I've actually spent about 6 years volunteering at a shelter because I love being around furry friends so much! I also have a sweet little Shih Tzu named Oliver, as well as a 3-year-old daughter who loves pets too. Since I work from home, I'm able to be with your small-to-medium-sized dog all day long, and I even have a dog door and a yard for them to play in. I'd be honored to help out fellow pet
owners who need a safe and trustworthy place for their furry companion to stay while they're away. Please keep in mind that I only watch small-to-medium-sized breeds, and I typically watch between 1-3 dogs at a time. Most of my clients are repeat customers. Your dog MUST be good/familiar with small children and not be aggressive for me to accept you as a client. My daughter's safety is my number one priority. I reserve the right to decline service if I don't feel comfortable after a meet and greet. Check out page feed for some of my past fur babies who have stayed with me. I work from home every day except Thursday, so I would be with your pet all day long! Fully fenced-in block wall yard with grass for the pups! Small-to-medium-sized dog door. I will send text and picture updates of all the cuddles and fun we will be having. To give added peace of mind, I will also have your dog wear an Apple AirTag on their collar, so when I am not home, I can check in and know they are safe! My typical day starts with waking up and sipping on some delicious coffee in my beautiful backyard while throwing the ball for my adorable Oliver. Once my daughter is dropped off at daycare, I dive right into my work-from-home routine. But don't worry, I always make time to play ball with my furry best friend at the local park during lunchtime and snuggles between calls. After I wrap up work, my evenings are filled with whipping up a scrumptious dinner, playing with the pups and my little girl, and snuggling on the couch for some much-needed relaxation before bedtime. There's nothing quite like spending quality time with the ones you love, furry or not!
