Pet Boarding Greenleaf
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“Michelle was such a great dog sitter while I was away for two weeks! She was very responsive, sent photos throughout my trip and I felt like my active border collie was well take care of. It was one of my first times dropping off my dog with another person outside of my family (espically for two weeks) and Michelle was so supportive, patient and encouraging when navigating meet and greets between our dogs. She’s someone who really understands dogs. It was a relief to find care like Michelle’s on Rover and I look forward to using her services next time I’m on a trip!”

“Dylhan is amazing! She and her lovely family took such great care of Ginger. I can tell she enjoyed her time in their lovely home, and she was cared for as one of the family. Would absolutely recommend Dylhan for whatever doggie services she is willing to provide. She has a kind heart and her little loves are very well cared for.”

“I was extremely pleased with Abraham and how well the family cared for my Goldendoodle while I was on vacation. Abraham was a great communicator, and very pleasant to deal with. He was willing to make last minute adjustments to our dates and times and was very accommodating. I would highly recommend Abraham’s family when considering boarding your dog.”

“Jordynn is amazing!! My dog is picky and spoiled and has a lot of anxiety with new people but she settled in well at Jordynn’s house and came home happy. Jordynn communicated well and I felt confident my dog was safe and comfortable with her. I would also trust Jordynn with house visits in my home for my cats. I will definitely use her again and recommend her to everyone I know!”


About: I recently graduated with my MBA and, while I figure out what comes next professionally, I’m currently home full time. That means I’m able to spend plenty of time with my dogs and any dogs staying with me rather than being gone at work all day. I’ve always had dogs in my life, starting when I was a child, and I truly cannot imagine my life without them. Everyone knows that person who walks into a room and says hello to the dogs before the people. That’s me. I’m absolutely that person. I currently have four dogs of my own, so dogs are a pretty big part of everyday life in our house. I have a Pomeranian, a Husky mix, and two Chocolate Labs. My dogs love other dogs, and having dogs ranging from a little Pom to large, energetic dogs has given me plenty of experience with different sizes, personalities, energy levels, and needs. My Pom is 17 now and has definitely earned the right to take life at his own pace. These days, that often means being carried around by me rather than walking everywhere himself. He also has his own smaller fenced area within our large fenced yard so he can enjoy being outside without having to deal with the bouncing energy of the bigger dogs. If a visiting dog needs a little more peace and quiet outside, they are welcome to share his area too. Not every dog wants to be in the middle of the action all the time, and that’s perfectly fine here. For the dogs who DO want to be in the middle of the action, there is plenty of room in our large fenced yard to run, play, explore, or just hang out. And if your dog needs daily walks, I’m your girl! Mine insist on them, so walking is already part of my everyday routine. My Pom makes it about half a mile, my Husky gets around 2.5 miles, and my two Chocolate Labs need at least 3 miles. I walk all four separately, so everyone gets individual time and a walk that actually fits their needs. Adding another walk or two for a visiting dog is no problem, whether they need a long walk to burn off some energy or a short leisurely one to sniff everything along the way. Your dog will fit right in. Inside, there are dog beds and blankets throughout the house, although our dogs are also welcome to sleep with us. Basically, they sleep wherever they decide they are most comfortable. I want a dog staying with us to feel comfortable too, so I’m happy to follow what they are accustomed to at home as much as possible. I also take mealtimes seriously. Our Husky and Pomeranian eat separately, while our two Labs are comfortable eating together. Visiting dogs are typically fed separately from our dogs so everyone can relax and enjoy their meal without competition or unnecessary stress. Depending on the dog, that may be as simple as eating across the room or having a baby gate between them. I adjust based on the individual dogs involved because their comfort and safety matter more than having one rule that every dog has to follow. Some people might say my dogs are spoiled rotten. I prefer to say they are extremely well loved, and that is exactly how I treat the dogs who stay with me. I’m comfortable caring for dogs with all kinds of personalities and needs, from seniors who prefer a quieter pace to younger dogs with energy to spare. I’m also comfortable administering medications and caring for dogs who may need a little extra attention. Whether your dog is staying for daycare or boarding, I know how important it is to feel confident about the person caring for them. When a dog stays with me, they aren’t treated like a guest I’m watching. They’re treated like part of the family until their family comes back to get them. I am currently home full time, so I have lots of time to spend with my dogs and yours! My life is sincerely built around the happiness and comfort of my babies, and yours when they are with me. Our days already include individual walks, outside time, playtime, meals, plenty of attention, and, of course, lots of lounging and snuggles. Because I’m home, I also have the flexibility to adjust my routine to what your dog is used to. If they normally eat at a certain time, need multiple walks, take medication on a schedule, need more frequent potty breaks, or simply want someone nearby, I can accommodate that. Your dog doesn’t have to adjust to my schedule. As much as possible, I’ll adjust my schedule to theirs. We have a large, fully fenced yard with a smaller fenced area within it for little dogs or dogs who just want some peace and quiet. That way, if the big dogs are running around playing and being their usual goofy selves, the smaller or less energetic dogs don’t have to worry about getting run over! Visiting dogs are welcome to use whichever area makes them most comfortable. We also have multiple dog doors, so dogs can come and go as they need or want rather than having to wait for someone to let them outside. Since I’m home full time, I’m here to keep an eye on everyone throughout the day. I pay attention to each dog and what makes them comfortable. Dogs can be together when they enjoy each other’s company, but I also have plenty of space to separate them when someone needs a break. Meals are typically separated as well, either with physical space or a baby gate, so everyone can eat comfortably and safely without worrying about another dog getting into their food. My own dogs range from a 17 year old Pomeranian to a Husky mix and two Chocolate Labs, so I’m very accustomed to managing different sizes, ages, energy levels, and needs under one roof. I don’t expect every dog to behave or interact the same way. I’d rather adjust the environment to the dog and make sure everyone feels safe and comfortable. If I’m caring for your dog in your home, I’ll follow your routines and house rules. My goal is to keep things as familiar as possible for your dog while you’re away, because sometimes the best way to help them feel safe is simply to keep their world as normal as possible.
“Concetta and her family took care of our puppy like it was their own! Our Gigi loved them and was well taken care of. They have the sweetest dog of their own who was a great model for our little one. Thank you Concetta!”

About: I love them all...big ones, little ones, young ones, old ones, sweet ones and even cranky ones! I've been a veterinarian for over 30 years so I guess you could say that pets are my life. Due to my training, I can deal with any condition your pet may have...administering meds, giving injections, and dealing with handicapped pets. I'm able to watch for any issues that might arise in your pet while you're away and get them addressed as needed so that you have %100 confidence that your pet (s) will be in excellent hands while you're away. I love to walk so your baby will get lots of exercise and, of course, they will all get lots of play and cuddles. I'm more or less retired (I work one day a week) so am able to do twice daily visits or walks as needed. For pets boarding with me, I'm home all day with them giving them lots of attention and love. Pets in our home will be treated like my own babies. They will get plenty of attention and twice daily walks (if wanted) as we live right next to the Boise greenbelt. They will be fed and medicated exactly as instructed and get plenty of snuggles and play time!
About: I’ve been around dogs my entire life and currently have a German Shorthaired Pointer of my own, so I’m very familiar with puppies, high-energy breeds, and dogs who need plenty of exercise, attention, and structure. I’m comfortable with walks, feeding, playtime, crate routines, basic commands, and sticking closely to your pup’s normal schedule. I know how important it is to have someone you trust caring for your dog, and I’ll treat yours like my own, with lots of love, attention, and photo updates along the way! I work from home, which gives me plenty of flexibility throughout the day for walks, potty breaks, playtime, and lots of attention. I already structure my day around my own pup, so pet care fits naturally into my routine. I’m available throughout the week and on weekends and can be flexible depending on your pet’s needs! I know how important it is to feel completely comfortable with the person caring for your pet. I’ll always follow your pet’s normal routine and any specific instructions you provide. I have a friendly German Shorthaired Pointer and a large, fully fenced backyard with plenty of room to play. I’m also comfortable with crates and can accommodate your dog’s normal routine, whether that means lots of activity or some quiet time to relax.
“My dog loves staying with Carina! She has a very dog friendly house and a good yard for dogs. She sent me lots of updates and pictures of my boy while I was out of town and it was so nice to know that he was having a good time and making lots of friends. I will definitely book again in the future!”
“Alisa was incredible! She was flexible and treated our dog like she was her own. She sent cute pictures and updates. I felt extremely safe leaving our dog with her. Would definitely use her again.”

About: We have a mini golden doodle who is almost 5 years old, and two teenagers who love dogs and can give our dogs boarding here lots of love. We have a backyard they can play in. I work primarily from home. It's important that the dog is crate trained for the few hours I work on Mondays and Wednesdays (I'm gone for about 4 hours) and we crate our dogs at night. Otherwise they're free to roam and I can take them outside/on walks daily. We love to snuggle and care for pets as a family. We can keep an eye on their behaviors to see if there are any concerns and update you with pictures and texts.
About: I’ve owned, loved, and cared for dogs my entire life, including seniors and rescue dogs. One of my dogs lived to be **19 years old**. I rescued her after her previous owner moved to France, and she even understood commands in both **French and English!** She spent her senior years being loved and spoiled alongside my Havanese, Bella. I rescued **Bella at six months old**, and I’ve had the pleasure of spoiling her ever since. She is 13 now. She’s still going strong and remains one of the sweetest dogs I know. I’m also very comfortable caring for larger dogs. I love my daughters’ Boxer and Pit Bull mix and frequently care for them—even letting them pile into bed with me at night. Dogs seem to communicate with us in their own way, and I’ve always felt that I understand them well. **Your dog wouldn’t just be a job to me—they would be treated like family.** As a lifelong dog lover and experienced pet caregiver, I will ensure your pets receive plenty of attention, affection, patience, and love—and will be treated like family. I am currently semi-retired and therefore have plenty of time to pet-sit and the flexibility to accommodate your schedule. I'm available on weekdays and weekends. I have a fenced yard to accommodate small to medium dogs. We have lots of sidewalks for sniffing the roses and other lovely scents along the way. My home is casual and very dog-friendly. I also live in a gated, well-lit neighborhood in case your dog needs to go out at night.
“Michelle is clearly an animal lover and conscientious caretaker. I felt very lucky to have found her for my first Rover experience, which felt fairly vulnerable. She was all set up, walked my dog, and shared updates. My dog was clearly at home with Michelle‘s family, and returned to us comfortable and didnt seem stressed out that we had left her with a new friend.”

About: I currently have a black and tan dachshund, and I used to have a lab/ bordercollie mix! Raised both dogs from around 5 weeks old. So lots of experience with puppies and finding the best care for them! I just wanna be the fun dog auntie and I genuinely just want an excuse to be around lots of doggies! I am currently self employed so I am in charge of my schedule. I'm happy to accommodate to whenever you would need me! I'm very easy going and flexible! I don't have a fence, but the neighborhood is very lowkey and peaceful! Lots of places to walk, lots of trees and grass. Great spots to hike as well!
“Phedre is awesome as always! Henry loved staying with her for a couple of days while we were out of town. She sends lots of photo updates, easing the anxiety of going out of town without your pet. We will definitely book with her again next time we go on vacation :)”

About: I have two fur babies of my own, Charlie and Tucker. We’ve had them since they were pups so I am very experienced in caring for pets of all ages! I am a registered nurse and have lots of experience administering medications and being on a schedule, if that’s what your pet requires. I grew up having every kind of pet under the sun- dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, guinea pigs- you name it! I would love to be a temporary caregiver for your pet kids while you’re away from your home. Whether it’s overnight house-sitting, drop-ins, boarding at our home (meet and greet with our pups would be needed beforehand), or a daytime walk, my husband, kids and I would be thrilled to care for your pets! I am a full-time mama, part-time nurse. Either me or my husband is home every day, so this leaves lots of time for my kids & I to love on your fur baby all day. I would love to hear more about the environment that you love to create and maintain for your pets within your own home so that I can do the same while you are away!
The median cost per night for pet boarding in Greenleaf is $45
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The average cost of Pet Boarding in Greenleaf is $44 per night as of October 2026. Most bookings cost between $42 and $51 per night. On Rover, sitters set their own rates based on factors such as their experience, the length of care, the number of pets, and your pet’s specific needs. As long as your booking dates and pet profiles are accurate, the price shown before you confirm is the total, including any booking fee.
There are 541 sitters on Rover for Pet Boarding in Greenleaf. About 93% of Greenleaf sitters can respond to requests in under 60 minutes. Whether you’re planning ahead for holidays, need last-minute care, or need same-day coverage for an urgent trip, you can message multiple sitters at once to find available care.
Once you find the right match, you can arrange a to ensure they are a perfect fit for your pet’s personality before confirming.
If you would like updates while you’re away, you can discuss with your sitter how many or how frequent you’d like those updates to be. The Rover app allows sitters to send photos, videos, and messages about your pet, including how many pee or poop breaks occurred. You can message your sitter at any time through the app and our support team is available 24/7 by email or chat if you have concerns.
The personalized, in-home nature of pet care through Rover can mean more individual attention for your pet.
The Rover Guarantee is Rover’s commitment to your peace of mind every time you book. It includes 24/7 customer support, sitter access to advice from qualified veterinary professionals for diagnostic issues, and a reimbursement program for eligible veterinary care in the rare event something goes wrong.
All bookings are backed by the , which provides up to $25,000 in eligible veterinary care reimbursement.
A Meet & Greet is a casual meeting to vet potential sitters and communicate care needs for peace of mind before a booking begins. Only sitters who have never booked with you before can schedule a Meet & Greet on Rover; however, you are welcome to coordinate one in Rover messages with sitters you have previously booked. This can be helpful if you have a new pet or routine you want to go over with your sitter.
Meet & Greets can take place in person or virtually. If you are booking with a sitter for the first time, we recommend in-person Meet & Greets to get a clearer sense of how your sitter interacts with your pet or the new environment.
During the Meet & Greet, you will have a chance to walk through your pet's routine, medical needs, and unique quirks. Take the time to ask your sitter questions about their skills and expertise, and make sure the fit feels right for everyone. Meet & Greets are a great way to prepare your pet and sitter for longer stays or first-time bookings. Read our tips for your first .
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Beyond ID checks, you can review each sitter's star rating, read verified reviews from other pet parents, and see how many repeat clients they have. Every booking is backed by the Rover Guarantee, which includes up to $25,000 in eligible veterinary care. For more details, visit .
While each sitter sets their own vaccine requirements, staying up-to-date on your dog’s vaccines is the best way to be "boarding ready". Vaccinations help create a safe environment for all pets under a sitter’s care.
Many sitters in ID ask that dogs be up to date on core vaccines like the Canine Parvovirus, Canine Distemper, Canine Adenovirus, Bordetella, and Rabies. Cats may be required to have Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis and Rabies up to date.
By discussing your pet's health history early, you’re adding a layer of confidence for you and your sitter before the booking begins.
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If a sitter needs to cancel at the last minute, means our team will work with you to find a suitable replacement as quickly as possible.





