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About: I’ve owned dogs most of my life and raised two wonderful lab puppies. I’ve cared for friend’s and family’s animals and have a calm patient approach to animal care. I’ve even had hamsters and chickens. I’m currently establishing a homestead with my two cats and ten chickens and working part time. I’m looking forward to growing my animal flock further in the next few years. Safety is my first priority so I make sure that I understand your animal’s needs and tendencies before coming in or out. Once I’m sure we are safe then it’s time to have fun in whatever way your pet likes. Some want a comfy snuggle and some need to work off some energy. I’m there for them.
About: I grew up on a farm taking care of all sorts of rescue animals. I care for animals for additional income to help support my pursuit as a professional cyclist and because I love providing owners' with peace of mind while they are away and pets with positive experiences in the absence of their companions. I'm acutely aware of the varying needs and personalities of animals due to the ones I have taken care of over the years; I love meeting them, learning them, and responding to them. I have cared for puppies to senior dogs and dogs in full health to those with ailments such as spina bifida who are paralyzed from the hips down. I'm comfortable meeting and caring for all these things and more. I look forward to providing the highest care for animals for their owners and getting some happiness from the pet in return! I am a cyclist, so I am home most, if not all of the day and primarily leave the home only for rides (I have the ability to bring a small trainer and ride inside as well). I am very flexible when it comes to the needs of your pet in terms of time spent alone. I have a pet friendly home that will allow your fur baby comfort and relaxation while you are away. I am equipped with many if not all of the items needed for your furry friend to be completely taken care of.
About: I've been a cat and dog owner for 30+ years. Comfortable with clipping nails and bathing cats and dogs as well as potty training puppies. Bathing and clipping nails will be an additional cost. Open to caring for exotic pets. I have plenty of time to love on your pets while you work/play. Available for house-sitting or drop-in visits 24/7, with only brief moments away from the home for meetings/appointments. I have a labradoodle, Peaches who gets along well with other cats/dogs. She stays home when I house-sit. I am (somewhat painfully) familiar with bathing dogs as mine loves to roll in various smelly/dead things. Also quite familiar with "de-skunking dogs and clipping both cat and dog nails.
About: I’ve been fortunate enough to share the entirety of my life with wonderful animals both large and small. Growing up my household always consisted of at least one dog and cat, and my parents certainly allowed for more than a few exotic pets. I was able to love up on rats, snakes, chickens, and chinchillas, to start what could be a seemingly endless list. At 16 I adopted the first dog that was solely mine, my beautiful girl Esther. I learned very quickly that as a puppy-mill survivor she was prone to severe anxiety and reactivity, which we managed together. Esther was a very rapid introduction to responsible ownership. She led me down a rabbit-hole of training, behavioral modification, and learning how to be the best advocate for her needs as possible. I am grateful daily that this little lady taught me so much; I have since worked in animal shelters, dairy farms, done volunteer-based rescue work, and most recently worked as a veterinary assistant. The skills that Esther and I learned together have grown with me, quite simply I love working with animals that are disadvantaged. My current pack consists of 2 dogs, Esther and Honey, and 2 special needs cats, although I have been so lucky as to have loved and lost 3 senior pitties during their golden years. My cats, Fresno and Sinclair, came to me a few years apart, each struggling immensely with their health. Fresno was born with essentially the feline version of Spina Bifida which causes an odd gait and complete incontinence. He wears baby diapers and is the frequent recipient of baths… thank goodness he is so tolerant. Sinclair was struggling to survive when he entered my home as an emergency foster. After months of rehabilitation, full-mouth extractions, and a whole lotta love, you’d hardly be able to tell he’s the same cat… at least if you ignore his propensity for gnawing on people. While working as a veterinary assistant throughout the past few years I have learned valuable medical knowledge and skills that have assisted me both in the care of my own animals and others’. Being able to read an animal’s body language is a highly valuable skill in the field and I pride myself on my ability to do so. Alongside this, being comfortable with a variety of hands-on skills (administering SQ/IV/IM medications, proper restraint/handling, etc), and closely monitoring the well-being and condition of animals under my care are all necessary components of the job that translate into pet-sitting. I understand that pets, owners, and routines are highly individualized – whether your animal needs medications administered, extra time and patience while getting to know them, or someone to spot potential triggers on walks before your pup does, I would love to get to know you and become your pet’s newest best friend. I am currently doing pet-care full time while working on household projects. I am able to be highly flexible with my schedule and adjust my routine based on your and your animal's needs. For stays at my home I require an introductory meeting in neutral territory beforehand. Animals must be tolerant of sharing their space with other dogs and preferably cats, however I am able to accommodate separate living spaces for different species during your pet’s stay. I am more than happy to integrate an extra crate, bed, or whatever makes your pet feel at home!
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Niki & Zach S.Star Sitter
“Niki is great with my dog Cooper! She sends updates and pictures and is very flexible with last minute changes.”
Melissa G.
About: I’ve owned dogs most of my life and raised two wonderful lab puppies. I’ve cared for friend’s and family’s animals and have a calm patient approach to animal care. I’ve even had hamsters and chickens. I’m currently establishing a homestead with my two cats and ten chickens and working part time. I’m looking forward to growing my animal flock further in the next few years. Safety is my first priority so I make sure that I understand your animal’s needs and tendencies before coming in or out. Once I’m sure we are safe then it’s time to have fun in whatever way your pet likes. Some want a comfy snuggle and some need to work off some energy. I’m there for them.
Melissa T.
“Melissa is a wonderful caretaker of any and all animals in her life. Growing up in a small-town agricultural community, she worked on local farms from a young age and throughout her teenage years, caring not only for the working animals but also for the dogs and puppies that accompanied them. In college, she supported herself via dog-sitting and dog-walking, providing not only professional, conscientious care but also excellent company to the pets she cared for (including mine! - she spent extra time playing and cuddling my Riley when he was lonely because his brother was out of town). Melissa understands that dogs are our best confidantes and companions and as a result loves her work taking care of them.”
Amanda H.
“Amanda is a wonderful dog mom herself. She has a very well behaved, sociable dog herself and watches my little peanut (Red Heeler) all of the time. Amanda is very good with the dogs and sees to it that get plenty of outside time playing fetch and just being dogs. She is my only overnight sitter.”
Lilith W.
“Lilith got along well with our large dog and went out of her way to follow through with walking instructions.”
Em L.
About: I’ve been fortunate enough to share the entirety of my life with wonderful animals both large and small. Growing up my household always consisted of at least one dog and cat, and my parents certainly allowed for more than a few exotic pets. I was able to love up on rats, snakes, chickens, and chinchillas, to start what could be a seemingly endless list. At 16 I adopted the first dog that was solely mine, my beautiful girl Esther. I learned very quickly that as a puppy-mill survivor she was prone to severe anxiety and reactivity, which we managed together. Esther was a very rapid introduction to responsible ownership. She led me down a rabbit-hole of training, behavioral modification, and learning how to be the best advocate for her needs as possible. I am grateful daily that this little lady taught me so much; I have since worked in animal shelters, dairy farms, done volunteer-based rescue work, and most recently worked as a veterinary assistant. The skills that Esther and I learned together have grown with me, quite simply I love working with animals that are disadvantaged. My current pack consists of 2 dogs, Esther and Honey, and 2 special needs cats, although I have been so lucky as to have loved and lost 3 senior pitties during their golden years. My cats, Fresno and Sinclair, came to me a few years apart, each struggling immensely with their health. Fresno was born with essentially the feline version of Spina Bifida which causes an odd gait and complete incontinence. He wears baby diapers and is the frequent recipient of baths… thank goodness he is so tolerant. Sinclair was struggling to survive when he entered my home as an emergency foster. After months of rehabilitation, full-mouth extractions, and a whole lotta love, you’d hardly be able to tell he’s the same cat… at least if you ignore his propensity for gnawing on people. While working as a veterinary assistant throughout the past few years I have learned valuable medical knowledge and skills that have assisted me both in the care of my own animals and others’. Being able to read an animal’s body language is a highly valuable skill in the field and I pride myself on my ability to do so. Alongside this, being comfortable with a variety of hands-on skills (administering SQ/IV/IM medications, proper restraint/handling, etc), and closely monitoring the well-being and condition of animals under my care are all necessary components of the job that translate into pet-sitting. I understand that pets, owners, and routines are highly individualized – whether your animal needs medications administered, extra time and patience while getting to know them, or someone to spot potential triggers on walks before your pup does, I would love to get to know you and become your pet’s newest best friend. I am currently doing pet-care full time while working on household projects. I am able to be highly flexible with my schedule and adjust my routine based on your and your animal's needs. For stays at my home I require an introductory meeting in neutral territory beforehand. Animals must be tolerant of sharing their space with other dogs and preferably cats, however I am able to accommodate separate living spaces for different species during your pet’s stay. I am more than happy to integrate an extra crate, bed, or whatever makes your pet feel at home!
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Dog walkers on Rover are free to set their rates. The median cost to hire a dog walker in Foster Junction on Rover as of Aug 2025 was about $20 per walk, after factoring in Rover’s service fees. A dog walker’s rate may also change as you customize your booking to fit your and your dog’s needs.
As of Aug 2025, there are 10 dog walkers in Foster Junction. You can filter, sort, expand your radius, read reviews, and compare pricing to find the perfect dog walker near you. As a reminder, dog walkers joining Rover must pass a background check for you and your dog’s safety.
Rover makes it easy to reach out to multiple dog walkers about your booking. Typically, dog walkers on Rover respond in under an hour.
Experience can vary widely from dog walker to dog walker, but you can view reviews, years of experience, and number of repeat clients when comparing dog walkers available in Foster Junction.
You can’t always predict a super busy day at work, but you can anticipate your dog’s needs. Instead of rushing home at lunch, book a dog walker to give your dog a 30- or 60-minute dog walk. Your dog walker can stop by as many times as you need—on whatever days you need them. With the Rover app, get a comprehensive Rover Card from your dog walker that includes:
- Start and stop times
- A map of their walk with total distance
- Pee, poo, food, and water breaks
- Cute photos and a personalized note
There are 10 dog walkers in Foster Junction on Rover, so you’re sure to find the perfect match for your dog! We understand that each dog is unique and may require specific instructions. You can filter, sort, expand your radius, read reviews, and compare pricing to find the perfect dog walker near you. As a reminder, dog walkers joining Rover must pass a background check for you and your dog’s safety.
Yes! Dog walkers joining Rover must pass a background check before offering their services. You can also easily keep in touch with your dog walker through messages on Rover for delightful photo updates. The Rover team is available 24/7, and your dog walker has access to advice from qualified veterinary professionals. In the rare event of any issues during a booking, rest easy knowing your dog is covered by the Rover Guarantee reimbursement program for eligible veterinary care.
Note: If your dog walker requested to cancel this booking, then they need to cancel from their account. Please contact them via Rover Messages.
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