House Sitting in Alamogordo

“Lauren is wonderful and we highly recommended her to care for your pet and home Our dog loved her and she was great in communicating and keeping us updated on how our girl was doing. We definitely will be booking with her again”

Bonnie A.

About: Dogs give us unconditional love and what could be better than that? I have been a dog owner since the age of 7 and have had 4 dogs all together throughout the years. I have dog sat for a lot of my mom’s friends and it gives me pure joy to be able to play with other types of dogs. I like to stay active so I can definetly walk or run with your dog. I work at another job during the day and it’s usually a lot of early mornings so if I were to do a drop in visit I could possibly do it for the morning and one in the afternoon. I hope to meet your wonderful pups and love them as my own. My schedule changes from mornings or evenings due to Air Force needs but I love making time for the pets I watch. I will happily walk and cuddle with them. My previous dog sits have been at the owners preference so I’m open for anything as long as it fits into my work schedule/time. I can watch them at your place or mine, whichever seems easiest

“Lindsay is truly exceptional! She sat for our quirky cat for several days and right from the beginning we got an excellent first impression. She is punctual, professional, and just a delightful individual. She has a calm, confident demeanor which instantly made us feel comfortable. We would not hesitate to hire her again and were quite impressed with overall experience since this was our first time using Rover.”

Connie P.

“Candace is great with our fur babies!”

Kimberly P.

“If I could tell everyone about booking cailah and how awesome she was I would. Cailah stayed at my house during 4th of July weekend and I came home to everything in 10/10 condition. She gives the most perfect updates and even took them for morning walks. Gotta love it.”

Alyssa G.

“Kannen was wonderful with my Aussiedoodle! I came home to a spotless apartment, my packages brought inside, and a very happy pup. I couldn’t be more pleased. I will definitely be booking with her again when I need a sitter!”

Kenzie H.

About: I have had pets ever since I was 5. I have a lot of experience with disabled and senior dogs. I have had one dog that has had dementia as well as severe joint issues.I I have a very calm and gentle nature, and an abundance of patience. I have an open schedule now my last senior dog had passed so available to help other sweet pups. Sunday-Saturdays 8am-6pm unless it is overnights. I'm respectful of people's homes, and clean up any messes. I will check in with owners with updates as needed. If just check on them I will have some play time, and give updates as needed. I am very punctual, and will give tons of attention.

“Adam did great with both our dogs. He sent pictures, and was responsive when we checked in on how they were doing. He was very polite and treated our home with respect while staying overnight.”

Brett J.

About: Taking care of a dog is one of the most rewarding and eye-opening experiences I’ve had. Last summer, I had the opportunity to look after my cousin’s Labrador Retriever, Max, for two weeks while they were on vacation. Although I was excited at first, I quickly realized that dog care involves more than just playing fetch and giving treats. The first challenge was adjusting to Max’s daily routine. He needed to be fed twice a day, walked at least three times, and had a habit of waking up early for his morning stroll. At first, I struggled to keep up, especially with the early mornings. But over time, I began to appreciate the routine. It taught me discipline and helped me become more organized with my time. One of the most important lessons I learned was the importance of communication and observation. Max couldn’t speak, of course, but his body language told me everything I needed to know. When he was anxious, he would pace and whine. When he was happy, he wagged his tail and jumped around. I learned how to respond to his needs by watching him closely, whether it was giving him more water, comforting him during thunderstorms, or simply playing with him when he was bored. There were also fun and heartwarming moments. Max loved the park, and I began to enjoy our walks as a time to unwind and bond. We developed a rhythm—he’d chase a ball, bring it back, then rest beside me while I read on a bench. He became more than a pet; he was a companion who brightened each day. Overall, taking care of Max taught me responsibility, empathy, and patience. It was a learning experience that went far beyond pet care—it helped me grow as a person. I now understand what it takes to care for another living being, and I carry those lessons with me everyday. I normally walk to the park in the morning around 8am. Long rest until noon in which I'll take dogs to fenced in areas and let them play. Afternoons I'm getting to my overnight stays where I can end the night. I do not have a vehicle so everything is though walking. I do have a fenced in area at home if needed but all walks should be within your area.

About: I've taken care of pets for co-workers going back home for weeks at a time. I've taken care of dogs, cats, snakes, and lizards ! I prefer weekend just so I can spend time with the pets and keep them occupied. Although I have a schedule that changes constant during the week days. I tend to try and let all the energy out of pets before leaving every visit. If there are any special requests to care for your pets I would not hesitate