Doggy Day Care Cherryland

“Harper was amazing! She was very flexible when my schedule changed and I had to pick up Rusty a little later than planned. She also sent pictures and videos of him playing with his new buddies. She’s super sweet & I felt very comfortable having her watch Rusty! Highly recommend!”

Tarra M.

“Yan took care of our 4-month-old puppy, Daisy, three days a week in her home-based daycare for over a month. Daisy struggles with being alone for even a couple of hours and always wants to be around people, so finding the right caregiver was very important to us. She quickly bonded with Yan and loved spending time with her.Yan treated Daisy like a baby, providing plenty of care, attention, and affection. She sent regular photos and updates throughout the day and made sure Daisy had consistent potty breaks and walks. Knowing Daisy was in good hands allowed me to go to work without worrying about her. I recommend Yan to anyone looking for a caring and a reliable pet sitter.”

Praseeda P.

“Always a happy camper with Ari! My Akita, Django, is always excited at drop off and I get great reports upon pick up. I highly recommend Ari because he is dependable and trustworthy.”

Lene R.

“Tatiana walked my dog three times while staying at her house and gave her good exercises. She let my dog playing at the park and hanging out with her ground children. I’m sure that my dog had a good time. She also took good care of her by checking her food, trying to feed her until she got enough. She is a good walker and caregiver as well. I’m happy and comfortable to leave my dog with her.”

Izumi O.

“Giancarlo is AMAZING!! He watched our two dogs today and it went really well! Both our dogs are very high energy, and he legitimately played fetch with them for hours. It’s evening now and they would normally be bouncing off the walls but they can barely keep their eyes open, they’re so tired. I will definitely be reaching out to Giancarlo the next time we need doggy day care!!”

Tyler G.

“Thank you so much for the help! I really appreciated it and Neeko seems to have a great time. Thanks!”

Yin M.

About: I’ve spent 5 years caring for dogs of all sizes and temperaments, from energetic puppies to gentle seniors. My experience includes daily walks, feeding routines, playtime, and overnight stays, always tailored to each dog’s personality and needs. Since I’m retired and stay at home, I have a very flexible schedule that allows me to dedicate plenty of time to caring for pets. I’m available throughout the day for walks, playtime, feeding, or just keeping your dog company. Whether it’s weekdays or weekends, I can easily adjust to your pet’s routine and give them the consistent attention they need. I believe pets deserve a safe, calm, and loving environment, whether they’re in my home or yours. At my home, I provide a clean, pet-friendly space with plenty of room for play and relaxation. I make sure water bowls are always full, and I follow each pet’s feeding, exercise, and medication schedule carefully.

“If I had to describe Kelsey as a dog sitter, I truly believe she is the dog whisper because for the time I’ve never seen my dog Missy felt so comfortable, calm, and had an amazing time with Kelsey and her two adorable dogs Tatum and Theo. From the beginning Kelsey was so responsive, and accommodating with my short notice request to watch my dog. She keep me posted and updated detailed throughout the day with videos and photos of Missy and the cutest photos of her dogs. I can see Missy had such a great time. I definitely would return back to Kelsey to watch Missy. This is the first I actually felt comfortable being around the sitter out of all the sitter Missy had. Thanks so much Kelsey!”

Farrah D.

“Our dog Koda had a blast playing with Jazmine's dog. We received pictures and updates several times during the day. Koda said he wants to go back to see his new friend.”

Marina K.

“Kayla is incredibly communicative and welcoming. She checked in at just the right pace during the visit and was very attentive. Definitely booking again!”

Mackenzie S.

“The boys completed their first daycare visit; all went well and they seemed to have enjoyed themselves. Also, appreciated the good communication between Owner and Sitter. We'll be back for another visit soon :)”

May L.

“Miriam was very attentive to our Bailey and kept a close eye on her, keeping in communication with me and paying great attention to her and her needs, as she has anxiety, arthritis and other age-related conditions. Very grateful to Miriam for her availability, openness and good care!”

Brianne F.

“My first time using Rover and my #1 criteria was to find a daycare situation which matched or closely resembled my dog's living situation...which is just him and I...no other pets, kids or too many people. Noemi was a PERFECT match😁 We did a meet and greet the previous day which went very well. My dog is a senior but I knew if he felt relaxed he would most likely sleep much of the day aside from his joy at going on walks...which is what happened. Also my schedule was not exact per se so I greatly appreciated Noemi being flexible in that context. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Noemi and would happily hire her again.”

Dave K.

“My pup can have some separation anxiety but after the 2nd time at Celina’s, she didn’t mind at all when I dropped her off. She was excited to be with all her new friends, and I knew I was in good hands. We all worked together to accommodate my drop off/pick up times, to not be around her children’s drop off/pick up times for school, and to translate with the language barrier. Tiggy has been with Celina for several weeks now, and it’s been working seamlessly! And the midday photos and videos she sends me have been reassuring and fun to see too!”

Ivy T.

“She is a total sweetie and very accommodating! My dog can get shy and anxious around new people and other dogs and Julia took great care of her adapting to what will work best to ease some of my girls anxiety. Sent lots of pictures and updates as well, we already booked her for more overnights as well as drop ins! She is very flexible with her schedule and meeting her clients needs. Thank you Julia!”

Jessica & Esteban C.

“Gabru had a very nice day with Reyna. She was very responsive to all our requests and sent regular updates. She has a nice house and Gabru enjoyed her backyard. I will definitely have Gabru visit Reyna again soon”

Tejas P.

About: Dogs have been part of my life for almost as long as I can remember. I grew up with dogs, and my parents bred and showed Dobermans, so I was surrounded from an early age by thoughtful, consistent dog care and training. With only a few gaps during college and early adulthood, I've had a dog by my side throughout my entire life. I'm currently a dog owner myself, and my dog is very much part of my everyday life. That's also how I approach boarding. Rather than caring for a large group of dogs, I prefer to host one guest at a time so they can settle into our household and receive plenty of individual attention, companionship, walks, play, and affection. I'm home much of the day, so a visiting dog isn't routinely left alone for long stretches. I believe dogs respond best to patience, consistency, clear boundaries, positive interaction, and lots of affection. I also know every dog has its own personality, habits, and comfort level, so I want to learn what makes your dog feel safe and at home. My goal is simple: while you're away, your dog gets to live as a beloved member of the household rather than feeling like they're being sent away to boarding. I work primarily from home, and my own dog is already my near-constant companion, so caring for another dog fits very naturally into my daily life. When I board a dog, my intention is for them to join our household and our routine rather than spend long stretches of the day alone. That means plenty of companionship, regular walks and outdoor time, play, relaxation, and, when it's appropriate for the individual dog, coming along with us on dog-friendly outings. I take my own dog with me frequently and am happy to do the same with a guest who enjoys it. Most importantly, I adjust the routine to the dog. Some dogs love being out and about; others are happiest relaxing somewhere familiar and quiet. During their stay, I pay attention to what makes them comfortable and adapt accordingly. I want each dog in my care to feel safe, included, and genuinely at home while their family is away. Safety starts with making sure a dog is a good fit for our home. Before a first stay, I prefer to meet with you and your dog and introduce them to my dog so we can make sure everyone is comfortable together. I strive to understand your dog's normal routine, personality, feeding and walking schedule, house rules, medications or special needs, and anything that makes them anxious, excited, or especially happy. I follow your instructions and try to keep familiar routines consistent while adapting to what I observe during the stay. I host only one guest dog at a time, which allows me to give them plenty of individual attention and closely monitor how they're settling in. I use leashes and secure handling outdoors, keep food and other potential sources of conflict managed carefully, and never assume that two dogs who get along well don't still need thoughtful supervision. Most importantly, I pay attention. Dogs communicate constantly through their behavior, and I want to notice when a guest is relaxed, uncomfortable, tired, excited, or needs something different. My goal is to provide a safe, calm home where your dog can become part of the family while they're in my care.

“Josh and April were great with our leash reactive (and nervous) pup. My dog even growled at them when we met! They were able to build his confidence and provided regular updates. Very nice people!!”

Anish A.

“Thanks a lot Darshana for accommodating us in a very short notice. Scotch absolutely loved staying with you and infact was missing you. Thanks for all the love and pampering and I wouldnt want to go to any other sitter. Thanks and very grateful for your time :)”

Dinesh k.

About: I've grown up with dogs, and have had a dog as a pet and companion for most of my grown up life. I have even trained and boarded families dogs in the past. Our home is very pet friendly, as long as your pet doesn't mind little humans and another dog in the house. I just recently completed a beginners training program with my 8 month old dog, and we both learned a lot. We have a yard and a nice park next to our house, which is great for walks and playing with dog friends. I'm home most days, so I usually give my own dog several yard brakes a day, and he gets at least one visit to the park a day. I try to take him twice, but we don't always have time. When it comes to feeding, I'll follow any routine that is normal for your dog, but for our own dog, he eats 3 times a day. Plus a snack since he's still growing. The longest stretch your dog might be alone is about 4 hours, but mostly someone is around to keep your dog company. I have a fenced yard, that they can run around in with my dog. We also have a park next to our house and we go there, at least once a day for walks and to play.