05/01/2026
Alright, Camp family, we have a big announcement! It's officially Hanna's last week at Camp MoJo's - her last day will be May 7th. 😭😭😭 You love her 💘, we love her 💖, and your pups love her 💞 — so please help us wish her all the best on her new adventures!!! 💝
Over her six years with us, Hanna has brought so much fun 👯♀️ and energy 🤸♀️ to camp ⛺, doing everything with her whole heart and always putting the dogs, her coworkers, and the business first. She gives everything she has to the people and pups around her, and we couldn't be prouder 🤩 to see her stepping into something new. We'll all miss her like crazy — but it's not goodbye! It's see you later, because we know Hanna will remain in our lives. 🥰
And because she's so big-hearted, she wanted to say goodbye in her own words too. So get your tissues ready — here's Hanna's letter to you all:
Dear Camp Mojo’s parents,
It is with mixed emotions that I write this farewell letter to you all. After 6 years of working with Camp Mojo’s, it is time for me to move on to new challenges and opportunities. I have accepted a position at Wag-n-Walk dog walking and pet sitting services. This is an opportunity I am looking forward to as it will allow me more time to work on my art and plan my wedding. While I am excited for what lies ahead, it is difficult to say goodbye to a team of colleagues and clients whom I have developed amazing relationships with over the years.
While working with dogs, I’ve learned that the hardest goodbyes are the ones with them. I can tell you all over and over again how much I love each and every one of your dogs, but they will never understand that themselves. Over the years, I have worked with dogs through their ups and downs, their relationships with others, and have seen many come and go from the daycare setting and journey across the Rainbow Bridge.
My dog buddies, and the dogs I find myself drawn to, have evolved in my time here just as I have. My favorite dogs to work with from the get-go were our Wallflowers; the ones who were more shy and just needed some extra time and encouragement. As I continued here, and my love for dogs grew and my skills developed, so did my understanding of our Bandicoots. These dogs sometimes have a harder time making friends and are easy to call misunderstood. But, I adopted my own Bandicoot, and as she challenged my knowledge, it was easy to fall for all the other dogs like her that I crossed paths with.
As I continued my journey here, I spent more time working up front as our Client Care Specialist and eventually Management. This is where I learned to love working with people again. I left my former job as a server where I had found people to be unkind. But, let's be honest, dog people are the best people, and I believe that may have been why I found it so easy to work with and understand all of you. Each and every one of you are someone I will forever be grateful that I had the opportunity to work with, whether through good or bad times. I consider myself lucky to have been able to learn about many of your lives outside of Mojo’s as well, and I appreciate your time and willingness to share.
Thank you for the trust you have placed in me and for the opportunity to work with you at Camp Mojo’s. I am proud to have been part of a team that puts its clients first. It has been a pleasure working with you all and caring for your dogs. As I bid farewell to all of you, and to Mojo’s, please know that this was not an easy decision nor one that I took lightly. I am thankful for the opportunity to have been part of such a fantastic team and I am confident our paths will cross again. Please feel free to keep in touch. I wish you all the very best in the future.
Sincerely, Hanna
