Charity W.
Canton, GA






Services
Charity can host
Charity can care for
Availability
I am a stay at home mom which allows me the freedom to be available for your dog majority of the day aside from when I need to run errands.
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About Charity W.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
BOARDING: We have a spacious home on a culdesac with a large fenced in backyard. When caring for pets in my home, it is incredibly important to me to ensure they feel safe, comfortable, and well-loved while providing lots of snuggles and play time. Daily updates of how your dog is doing along with pictures are sent to help keep your mind at ease. During a client dog’s stay, they will be on the main floor with our family. We have a basement with access to the backyard complete with a dog room furnished with 3 4ft x 6ft kennels, Kuranda beds, & orthopedic beds that my personal dogs will utilize, and is available for client dogs as well if needed. I also have a baby gate on our laundry room doorway off the kitchen that can be used for client dogs to have their own private space. This allows me to ensure every dog stays safe when not supervised. *I typically only board one client at a time. This allows your dog(s) to get all the attention and, I believe, have an easier transition staying in a new place vs there being multiple dogs from different clients. If a ‘regular’ requests the same dates, I will sometimes make an exception and let both families know there will be an additional dog. With my home set up, I am able to comfortably keep several client dogs separated and will only allow interaction between them with the approval of both families. DROP INS: During drop-in visits, our time is spent going out in their backyard for potty breaks and play, going on walks, getting loved on, and fed if needed. Any quick tidying I can do in the house (vacuuming, mop up if it’s muddy outside, wipe down counters, scoop out a litter box, etc) I am happy to do as well.
Home
Information Charity W. would like to know about your pet
Does your dog get along well with other dogs both male and female? Does your dog get along well with small dogs? Does your dog have a tendency to chew on and/or eat socks, rocks, dog toys, kid toys, anything that may be found on the ground? Does your dog do well in a kennel or crate? Does your dog have any allergies/food restrictions? Does your dog walk well on a leash/slip lead?
A typical day
Our typical schedule is morning let outs and breakfast at 7am. Dinner is fed between 6-7pm. After every meal, each dog ‘rests’ for at-least 45 minutes before getting to play. This is to help prevent bloat. Potty breaks are given every few hours throughout the day and a final potty break is given before bed around 10/10:30pm.
Location
Canton, GA
Pets
Charity W. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
Loving Care When You’re Not There
Pet care experience
Hi, I’m Charity! Having had animals all my life, I truly have a deep love and respect for them. To this day, one of my most favorite jobs was my very first job in high school at a dog boarding facility a short four wheel drive through our woods. My responsibilities there were to let dogs out, love on, clean/sanitize kennels, feed and administer medications, and clean up the dog yards. I gained so much experience with different breeds while there, which made me fall more in love with dogs specifically. As an adult, my first dog was a West Highland Terrier named Gabby that my then fiancé (now husband) surprised me with. She sadly passed at 14.5 years old in October of 2024. We also have bench bred/English Labradors named Abel & Jett. Jett is the first dog I’ve had that I got involved with dog shows and sports with. He has multiple titles from obedience, dock diving, fast cat, conformation, and hunt tests.
Reviews
Charity was wonderful with our pugs!
Charity is the best and always so great with Nola! We know he is loved and well cared for while we are away

Charity did a fantastic job with our doodle! Great communication and really appreciated the meet and greet. Will definitely book again in the future!

Charity and her family were absolutely amazing. They treated our dog feel like part of their family, and it gave us so much comfort that she was in good hands. Charity kept us continually updated with pictures which was so nice to see when we were traveling. We will absolutely be using Charity for all future bookings.
About Charity W.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
BOARDING: We have a spacious home on a culdesac with a large fenced in backyard. When caring for pets in my home, it is incredibly important to me to ensure they feel safe, comfortable, and well-loved while providing lots of snuggles and play time. Daily updates of how your dog is doing along with pictures are sent to help keep your mind at ease. During a client dog’s stay, they will be on the main floor with our family. We have a basement with access to the backyard complete with a dog room furnished with 3 4ft x 6ft kennels, Kuranda beds, & orthopedic beds that my personal dogs will utilize, and is available for client dogs as well if needed. I also have a baby gate on our laundry room doorway off the kitchen that can be used for client dogs to have their own private space. This allows me to ensure every dog stays safe when not supervised. *I typically only board one client at a time. This allows your dog(s) to get all the attention and, I believe, have an easier transition staying in a new place vs there being multiple dogs from different clients. If a ‘regular’ requests the same dates, I will sometimes make an exception and let both families know there will be an additional dog. With my home set up, I am able to comfortably keep several client dogs separated and will only allow interaction between them with the approval of both families. DROP INS: During drop-in visits, our time is spent going out in their backyard for potty breaks and play, going on walks, getting loved on, and fed if needed. Any quick tidying I can do in the house (vacuuming, mop up if it’s muddy outside, wipe down counters, scoop out a litter box, etc) I am happy to do as well.
Home
Information Charity W. would like to know about your pet
Does your dog get along well with other dogs both male and female? Does your dog get along well with small dogs? Does your dog have a tendency to chew on and/or eat socks, rocks, dog toys, kid toys, anything that may be found on the ground? Does your dog do well in a kennel or crate? Does your dog have any allergies/food restrictions? Does your dog walk well on a leash/slip lead?
A typical day
Our typical schedule is morning let outs and breakfast at 7am. Dinner is fed between 6-7pm. After every meal, each dog ‘rests’ for at-least 45 minutes before getting to play. This is to help prevent bloat. Potty breaks are given every few hours throughout the day and a final potty break is given before bed around 10/10:30pm.
Charity W.
Canton, GA
