Dog Walkers in Honeyford, ND

About: I have lived with animals almost my entire life. These animals consisted of several dogs and cats, a rabbit, guinea pig, chinchilla, hamster, hedgehog, bearded dragon, some fish, a miniature horse, goats, hens and roosters, peafowl, ducks, turkeys, and geese. Oh my! Since August of 2022, I have been house and pet-sitting full-time in nine different states across the US, looking after over 60 homes with a combined total of upwards of 30+ cats and 30+ dogs. Many of these homes also had houseplants and gardens that needed looking after, and I have experience with growing plants from studying horticulture in college (not a single plant has died under my care yet, fingers crossed). I am newer to the Rover platform but can demonstrate my experience to homeowners in interviews and meet-and-greets with pets. During my time pet and house-sitting around the US, I was often told by homeowners that I take excellent photos of their pets (see profile pics). I take pride in the level of care I provide to pets, including the cute photos I take of them. I can hardly take credit, though, as all of the pets I look after happen to be incredibly photogenic. ;) Although I’m no longer traveling full-time, I still like to keep my schedule relatively free to take on pet care because I love what I do. When I’m at a sit, pet care takes full priority of my time and energy and my entire routine revolves around making sure your pets get the care they need. I intentionally choose work that is flexible so that I can prioritize time with your pets. I have always been able to accommodate pets that cannot be left alone for more than 4 hours at a time. More often than not, I am present at the home during the entirety of the sit because the opportunity to watch over your pets is a welcomed and rewarding break from the constant movement and change that comes with the travel lifestyle I once had. More on my scheduling preferences and availability: - I am comfortable with longer stays (my longest sit so far has been longer than a month). - I love pet-sitting in rural areas and enjoy driving out from the city. My one condition is that the road to your home should be accessible by most cars and not require high clearance or four wheel drive. I don’t currently offer services in my home (yet). When I care for pets in their own home, I try to replicate their routine as closely as possible to what they are used to at home when their owners are present. I wake up at the same time homeowners do, feed pets at their usual time, and take them on walks when they would typically go out at home. That being said, because this is what I do for a living, I have so much more extra time to spend with pets. I’m often able to give pets more loving attention and care than they typically receive in a household where homeowners leave for work during the day. I’m extremely conscious of any potential hazards to pets that may be around the home and keep a clean environment. Homeowners always report their home being cleaner after they return than when they left it. Safety is a top priority of mine. Since I began house-sitting as a service to others, I have experienced situations where pet health was thrown into jeopardy and I was tested on my ability to respond calmly and effectively. During my first-ever house-sit for a client, I navigated a wildfire evacuation and prepared the property according to the homeowners’ instructions (no animals were harmed and no damage to the property). In an another house-sit on a rural farm, I encountered a possum attempting to steal one of the chickens from the coop and successfully secured the safety of the farm animals and caught and relocated the possum (no animals were injured). I understand that unexpected scenarios pop up and I’m proud to house-sit for pet owners knowing that they can rely on me and feel safe leaving their pets in my care. I usually send photo and message updates every other day for homeowners to see how their pets are doing, but I have adjusted this to more or less frequently depending on homeowner preference. Once during a sit, in addition to regular photo and text updates, I also accommodated frequent video calls for an owner to allow her to talk to her chihuahua while she was overseas. They both seemed to appreciate that very much. :)

About: With a background as a CNA, I’m skilled in administering shots, medications, and specialized care, perfect for pets with medical needs. Growing up around animals, and with my mom married to a veterinarian, I’ve learned firsthand how to handle everything from wiggly puppies to senior pets needing extra TLC. Plus, as a mom, I know that babies (human or furry) thrive on patience, love, and routine! Whether it’s cuddles, training, or medical care, your pet will be in gentle, capable hands. As a homeschooling mom, my schedule is flexible, allowing me to provide personalized care for your pets throughout the day. Whether it’s morning walks, midday playtime, or evening snuggles, I can easily work around your pet’s routine. With experience caring for both little ones and animals, I know how to juggle responsibilities while making sure every pet gets the attention, love, and care they need. Plus, with my background in medical care, I’m comfortable handling any special needs your pet may have. Safety and trust are my top priorities when caring for pets, whether in my home or yours. In my home, I provide a calm, pet-friendly environment with plenty of supervision, snuggles, and structured playtime. I make sure pets feel safe and comfortable, following their usual routines to reduce stress. When caring for pets in a client’s home, I respect their space and ensure they feel secure while you’re away. I follow all instructions closely, from feeding schedules to medication needs, and keep you updated with messages and photos. With my CNA background and experience around veterinary care, I’m comfortable handling pets of all ages, including those with medical or special needs. Your pet’s safety and well-being are my top priorities, and I’m proud to say I carry full pet care insurance for added peace of mind. Whether it’s boarding, walking, or drop-in visits, you can trust they’ll be in loving, capable hands.

“Alli was absolutely wonderful! My dog can be skiddish around new people, but based on the pictures I received, she seemed to be having a great time!”

Felicia L.

About: I've taken care of dogs and cats from the age of ten. I've always been enthusiastic about pet care and dog training. Friends, family, and strangers have trusted and relied on me to walk, feed and care for their pets. I am currently going to school full-time for the fall. So, my availability may be somewhat limited. If you have any questions regarding my availability alongside the care of your pet please feel free to let me know. In my home we have optimal space for hosting dogs. There is a fenced yard and plenty of time during the day for walks. My home also has a dog treadmill for days when it is too hot or cold to walk, or even if your dog is restricted from being able to venture outside (reactivity and such). When your dog is not able to be watched or go with us outside of the home they will be placed in the guest bedroom in a kennel or gated. This kennel has padding, and a blanket. There will also be a speaker that plays calming music for them while they're in the kennel. Your dog cannot free roam in our house, since there is no way of knowing the way they will react being alone. I make exceptions to the free roaming rule if the dog is extremely well mannered. Otherwise, pets who stay in the home will sleep in our room whether in the kennel or on a bed.

About: I’ve taken care of a few dogs in the past few years and it’s usually friends and family. I am a big fitness person so whenever I walk dogs it’s usually a 1-2 mile walk, and whenever I pet sit I like give dogs a bath to have them smell fresh and clean when the owners get back and I absolutely love playing with the dogs. I also am very kind and gentle with them!! I am currently unemployed so I am free whenever you need a sitter/walker! I am up before 9:30am everyday and I go on lots of walks!! I have one dog at my house that will keep your fur baby company. I have an open back yard with lots of other dogs as well!!

About: I have grown up with dogs in my house! I volunteered walking dogs at the humane society society for 3 years. I recently just lost my yellow lab and would love to continue to be apart of some dogs lives!(: I have summers off and have lots of free time! I will be teaching some fitness class and would be able to work around that schedule. I will be walking dogs from the clients house hold! I will not be taking care/ housing any animals from my household. I would just like the clients home to be in a safe area to walk in