Zoelina's Pet Care

Zoelina's Pet Care Pet Sitter / Dog Walker I’d like to take the time to tell you a little about myself and Zoelina’s Pet Care. She will forever be a part of my heart.

My name is Tina Jones; I am from the small town of Pulaski, Virginia and through my life’s journey I have landed here in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. My passion for animals goes back to my childhood beginning with my first dogs, which were Chihuahuas named PeeWee and Susie. I adopted my first dog Zoey from the Humane Society when I was 27 years old. She taught me so much about patience and unconditio

nal love. In my 30’s I began volunteering at no-kill animal shelters and enjoyed every minute of it. The more I volunteered the more my heart grew for these dogs/cats that were left abandoned through no fault of their own. Through this work I fostered my first dog named DaVinci. DaVinci was a Rottweiler who had seen his fair share of pain. After caring for him and bringing him back to health and happiness, a fire was ignited inside me to take a chance at beginning my own pet sitting/dog walking business, which is how Zoelina’s Pet Care came to be, named after my girl, Zoey. I now have a rescue dog named Keona (Kiki) who is my sidekick and my best friend. Her name means gracious gift from God and that is exactly what she is. Thank you for taking the time to peruse my page. I look forward to working with you and your four legged friends. If you have any questions or would like to discuss setting up a meet and greet, dog walks, drop in visits or overnight sits please feel free to contact me. While cats and dogs tend to be my most popular clients, I am willing to care for any pet you may have whenever the need may arise. Gratefully,

Tina Jones

A few days back with Xena ❤️🐶🤗. Bittersweet that Kiki isn’t here to hang with her senior pal.
06/03/2026

A few days back with Xena ❤️🐶🤗. Bittersweet that Kiki isn’t here to hang with her senior pal.

The pack may be smaller but the playful and loving energy is large. Happy to be back in SoFlo with Jolene and Jasmine 🐶...
05/28/2026

The pack may be smaller but the playful and loving energy is large. Happy to be back in SoFlo with Jolene and Jasmine 🐶🙏❤️Joanne Diederich.

National Rescue Dog Day! Pure unconditional love 🙏🐶. .
05/20/2026

National Rescue Dog Day! Pure unconditional love 🙏🐶. .

Happy Mother’s Day to all my fur families, feathered and scaled🙏💕🐶😻🐠🦜.
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all my fur families, feathered and scaled🙏💕🐶😻🐠🦜.

Fuzzy was the “elder” of our senior family. He had been a routine walk/drop in visit for 3 years. His daddy Barry let ...
04/30/2026

Fuzzy was the “elder” of our senior family. He had been a routine walk/drop in visit for 3 years. His daddy Barry let me know that he crossed over bravely in February 🌈🙏😞

It has been difficult for me to post this. My soul dog…the ❤️that kept me going in pursuing this biz has transitioned. ...
03/19/2026

It has been difficult for me to post this. My soul dog…the ❤️that kept me going in pursuing this biz has transitioned. Her gentle, calm spirit made all creation feel at ease🙏. Always & forever Keona (Kiki).

Reunited with Coco🙏❤️🐶. This 16 year old poodle only wants to eat, lol.
03/03/2026

Reunited with Coco🙏❤️🐶. This 16 year old poodle only wants to eat, lol.

This one definitely hit hard; like losing my own. Beautiful Madison crossed over. She didn’t trust many people but lov...
02/17/2026

This one definitely hit hard; like losing my own. Beautiful Madison crossed over. She didn’t trust many people but loved her pack😞🙏❤️🐶 🌈Joanne Diederich

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01/29/2026

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🥶Record lows are coming; Here's our 4️⃣cold weather safety tips for pets!

❄️Tip 1 – Bring Pets Inside!
When the temperature drops, bring your pets in! At 45°F pets sensitive to the cold (small pets, senior pets, and short haired breeds) should be brought indoors or provided a heating source to maintain an air temperature above 45°F.

❄️Tip 2 – Keep Your Pets Warm
You can keep your pets warm by putting on a non-restrictive sweater or jacket. Give your pet a cozy blanket, bed or towel for added warmth and comfort on chilly days. If you have a double coated breed avoid shaving their coats, especially during winter months.

❄️Tip 3 – Check Your Car for Critters!
Small animals such as cats, racoons and opossums may seek warmth from your car engine. Before you start up your car, give your hood a good tap, or honk your horn to give any hiding critter an opportunity to come out before you drive away!

❄️Tip 4 – Watch the Heat!
Turning on the heat? Make sure it’s not too hot for your pets!
Pets can overheat and suffer a heat stroke if inside your home is too warm (85°F+) and/or not properly ventilated. Signs of heat distress include panting, hyper-salivating (drooling), vomiting, and collapse. Avoid allowing your pet direct and prolonged exposure to heating such as fireplaces and space heaters. Never leave open flames or space heaters unattended –it’s a fire hazard!

🐾-Broward County Animal Care

Welcome Greta & Tabby to our Pet CareFamily 🙏❤️😻.
01/26/2026

Welcome Greta & Tabby to our Pet Care
Family 🙏❤️😻.

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