Dog Boarding Wooler

“Andi-lynn and her family did an awesome job watching Hopper for me! They sent me updates and pictures and I'm so glad that he was a snuggle bug with everyone 😊”

Melissa T.

“Sarah was absolutely amazing with our dogs, Princess and Cosmo! We needed someone we could truly trust while we made the necessary preparations for a military move from Trenton to Halifax, and Sarah completely exceeded our expectations. Here is why we highly recommend her: * **Patient & Caring:** She welcomed our dogs with open arms during what could have been a very stressful transition time for our family. * **Attentive to Their Needs:** She took the time to truly learn each dog's individual personality, which meant the world to us. * **Safety & Comfort First:** She went above and beyond to make sure both Princess and Cosmo were incredibly comfortable, happy, and safe throughout their entire stay. If you are looking for a sitter who will treat your pets like her own, look no further than Sarah. Thank you so much for giving us total peace of mind!”

kenny o.

“SO insanely thankful for Gabrielle! She's the first person I've let watch my dog's, and I couldn't be happier. She gave me plenty of updates , kept the ladies busy / enriched. And ultimately tired them out for pick up! I cannot thank Gabrielle enough. I highly recommend her. And will be hiring her again to watch my dogs in the future.”

Zoe S.

“Aleksandra took great care of Fiona during her weekend stay. She was responsive and flexible with pickup and drop-off times, and I could tell Fiona had been well looked after. Her calm and steady energy created a peaceful environment, which Fiona definitely appreciated. Thank you again for hosting her!”

Mona H.

About: I grew up training horses (show jumpers) and my love for animals big and small started early. I’ve had dogs my entire life and have rescued three of them, including my first rescue while volunteering at an animal shelter in Grande Prairie, Alberta. My dogs are my children, and I understand firsthand how much stress comes with finding someone you trust to care for your pups and love them the way you do. I’ve raised puppies, welcomed middle-aged rescues into my life, and supported senior dogs through their final chapter. My goal is simple: to care for your dogs as if they were my own and give you the same peace of mind I have knowing my kids are safe, happy, loved, and in good hands while I’m away. I work in emergency services on a rotating 24-hour shift calendar, with a total of seven shifts a month. I have several consecutive days off in-between those shifts, allowing me to cover a fairly expansive block of time throughout the week. Fortunately, I am provided with my work schedule well in advance. Which allows me to coordinate and confirm bookings around the needs of your pets. I’m an early riser to my home fitness routine, and take my kids on multiple walks a day. Having the opportunity to “work from home” and visit with other pets/families in the area would be a welcome addition to my routine! I provide a safe, loving environment tailored to each pet’s individual needs, routine, and comfort level. If your pup requires a more dynamic environment or has specific care instructions, I’m happy to review everything with you in person before accepting the responsibility. This helps ensure I fully understand your pet’s needs and can provide the care, consistency, and attention they deserve

About: We’ve spent most of our lives around dogs and cats, and caring for animals has always been a big part of our home. We’ve raised one of our dogs since he was just 6 weeks old, and he’s now over 13 years old. We’ve also cared for a blind, diabetic dog for many years, giving us hands-on experience with senior and special-needs care, including daily insulin injections, eye drops, medication routines, and the extra patience and attention older pets often need. Between us, we have experience with a wide range of breeds and personalities, including Huskies and Great Pyrenees. We also shared our home for two years with a Treeing Walker Coonhound and a Beagle alongside our own dogs and cats, giving us experience with energetic hounds and managing a busy multi-pet household. We’ve raised our two cats since they were kittens, and we both have years of experience living with and caring for cats. We’re comfortable with pets of different ages, sizes, energy levels, temperaments, and care needs. We tend to connect naturally with animals and pay close attention to their behaviour, routines, and comfort. We understand that every pet is different, and we’re happy to adapt our care to what helps them feel safe, relaxed, and at home. Pet care fits naturally into our daily routine because we’re both home-based. One of us is a stay-at-home parent, homeschooler, and homemaker, while the other has worked from home for the past 10 years. That means our household already has a consistent presence throughout the day. With two dogs and two cats of our own, including a senior dog with special medical needs, feeding, medications, bathroom breaks, playtime, attention, and general pet care are already built into our everyday schedule. Because we’re home so much of the day, we can provide regular attention and supervision rather than trying to squeeze pet care in around long periods away from the house. We’ll still only accept bookings when we know we can comfortably meet each pet’s individual routine and needs. Our home sits on five mostly forested acres at the end of a quiet street, with a very large front and backyard and plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. Our property is not fenced, so visiting dogs are always managed according to their individual needs, using leashes or supervised long lines/tethers when appropriate. Inside, we have a lot of flexibility to make visiting pets comfortable. Our large walkout basement is a quiet, low-traffic area with direct outdoor access and can be separated from the main floor with a baby gate. This gives us the option to keep a visiting dog with us downstairs while our children or resident pets remain upstairs if extra separation is needed. We also have a rarely used guest room that can provide a quiet, private space for a visiting pet. Our cats are used to dogs and are very good at finding their own quiet spaces when they want them. They can retreat to areas such as our bedroom, which visiting pets are not allowed to access. Our resident dogs can also be separated when necessary, including the use of a secure crate for our blind senior dog, who typically spends most of his day quietly sleeping nearby anyway. We spend a lot of nice-weather weekends outside on our property, so dogs who enjoy being outdoors can join us while remaining safely supervised. We know that every pet has a different personality, comfort level, and routine. Before accepting a stay, we want to understand those needs so we can decide how best to arrange our home and make the experience safe, calm, and comfortable for everyone.

About: I am an animal lover and own a standard poodle who is a member of the family. Also looked after puppies, strays, and large dogs in the past. I will treat your pet with love and care I work full-time during the week but live less then five minutes from where I work. Preferably time, evenings, nights and weekends, but can work with other times as well. Will keep a close eye on your baby. Private backyard with lots of space just outside of town. Lovely neighbors. Open space livingroom. Outdoor cameras and security and fire department few doors down. Will follow all instructions client provides.

“Eilis is a caring, loving and dependable dog sitter. She gave Dex the ultimate attention and care. A few pictures provided me with the additional piece of mind. She offered to meet prior to Dex’s stay to get to him and interact. Major bonus. This was my first time using Rover service. My experience with Eilis will have me coming back again and again. Thank you for a worry free weekend?”

Kimberley C.

About: I have had multiple dogs throughout my life, my family and myself are extreme animal lovers. I have trained a service dog for ptsd and have raised many litters of puppies I’m a self-employed business owner who works from home! I have lots of time to take care of your pets and can move my schedule around if needed. I have a fenced in small yard and two other small dogs to keep yours company. I am able to crate your pet as well. Im more then happy to take care of your pet at your home too.

“Tanya was very flexible and took great care of our dog for a few days on relatively short notice. Pictures were sent multiple times a day and it was very clear the pup was having tons of fun and being very well taken care of. Thanks again Tanya!”

Jake H.

About: Hi, I’m Jess! I have 9.5 years of professional dog care experience, including daycares, structured on-leash group walks, off-leash park play, boarding, and housesitting. Raised on a farm, I’ve been surrounded by animals my whole life and share my home with two resident cats. I am incredibly comfortable with all breeds, sizes, ages, and temperaments, from puppies and seniors to special needs. I'm trained in dog reactivity, certified in Pet First Aid, and experienced in administering medications, shots, and flea treatments. I live in a large apartment and typically host a single dog, but I’m open to caring for multiples from the same family if they get along well (complete with a complimentary trial). I always prefer a meet-and-greet first to ensure a perfect fit! I am just a 5 minute walk from a beautiful, very large off-leash dog park that features both an enclosed area and an additional section for pups who need a bit more focused attention.As well as, Delhi Park, Macaulay Mountain or Millenium Trail for hikes. I would love to meet you and your furry friend. I'm available via text or email anytime, so please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions! I am in transition as I just moved back home from Toronto, to Picton. I have full availability, and very capable of meeting your needs to provide the best care. I live with cats, and only take a client at a time, unless further analysis has been done to see compatability. This is for the safety of your pets, and to be leaning on a cautious side.