Elizabeth K.
Hopkinsville, KY
Services
Elizabeth can host
Elizabeth can care for
Availability
Pet care fits naturally into my daily routine. I’m a stay-at-home mom to one baby boy who already loves his furry “brothers,” which means I’m home most of the day and able to give pets plenty of attention, supervision, and care. I live a simple, calm lifestyle and enjoy adjusting to each dog’s needs—whether that’s dedicated playtime for high-energy dogs, structured walks, or a relaxed day with couch time and snuggles. Because I’m home, pets are never left unattended for long and are treated as part of the family during their stay.
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About Elizabeth K.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I live a simple, calm lifestyle and tailor care to each dog’s individual needs. I follow your pet’s normal routine as closely as possible, including feeding schedules, walks, playtime, training reinforcement, and medication if needed. High-energy dogs receive dedicated play and enrichment, while more laid-back pets enjoy a relaxed pace with plenty of affection and snuggle time. Because I’m home throughout the day, pets are rarely left alone and are treated like part of the family—kept safe, comfortable, and well cared for while you’re away.
Home
Information Elizabeth K. would like to know about your pet
💉 Health & Medical • Up-to-date vaccinations (and proof if required) • Any medical conditions (allergies, anxiety, arthritis, seizures, etc.) • Medications: dosage, timing, how to administer • Flea/tick prevention status • History of illness, injury, or surgery • Signs of distress or illness specific to that pet 🍽 Feeding & Routine • Food brand/type, portion size, and feeding schedule • Treats allowed or not • Special diet needs or food sensitivities • Water preferences (automatic bowl, bucket, etc.) • Normal daily routine (walks, turnout, playtime, naps) 🐕 Behavior & Temperament • Temperament with people, kids, other animals • Any aggression, fear triggers, or resource guarding • Crate-trained or free-roam? • Separation anxiety or stress behaviors • Escape tendencies or fence testing • Commands they know and training cues used 🧸 Comfort & Preferences • Favorite toys, blankets, or comfort items • Sleeping arrangements (crate, stall, bed, pasture, etc.) • Noise sensitivities (storms, fireworks) • Grooming needs (brushing, fly spray, blanketing, etc.) 🐾 Handling & Care Notes • Leash manners or special handling instructions • Grooming tolerance (nails, bathing, mane pulling, etc.) • For horses: shoeing status, turnout needs, blanketing temps 🚨 Emergency Instructions • Permission to seek emergency veterinary care • Spending limit for emergency treatment
A typical day
Our day starts at 7 a.m., when the dogs, baby, and I enjoy breakfast together, followed by a potty break outside. Once they’ve had time to digest, we head to our fenced-in yard for some fun—playing fetch, keep-away, and chase! We also enjoy some downtime, or as I like to call it, a “pack nap.” Throughout the day, the dogs get outside 3–4 times to play with me or my husband, as well as for potty breaks and fresh air, ensuring they stay happy, active, and well-cared-for.
Location
Hopkinsville, KY
Pets
A Comfortable Home Away From Home
Pet care experience
I grew up surrounded by animals—horses, cats, and dogs—which naturally led to a lifelong love for caring for and working with them. I pursued this passion academically by earning a degree in Animal Science and professionally by spending five years in the horse industry, where I gained experience in veterinary care, herd and barn management, as well as training and showing. I’ve also worked in veterinary clinics, where I developed strong skills in safe pet handling, basic first aid, and administering medications. In addition, I have experience with puppy training and basic obedience, and I’ve completed courses to certify my own dogs as Canine Good Citizens. Now settled with my husband, who is active-duty military, I enjoy providing calm, reliable, home-style care for pets. I treat every animal as if they were my own and strive to make them feel safe, comfortable, and well-loved while their families are away.
Reviews
Elizabeth has been great with our pets. She is responsive to requests and respectful to our home. We made a mistake of not booking her for a whole day in the middle of our trip and she made sure to show up for the pets and fix the error on the app. She gives great updates so you can enjoy your trip and be comfortable that your pets are well cared for. Thank you Elizabeth.
Amazing service and will definitely book again.
Elizabeth is amazing! My dog fits right in to her pack and I feel comfortable leaving her there. She sends pics and keeps me updated on my dogs health as well. I recommend!
Thank you for taking care of Jake Elizabeth! Your attention to care and communication made it easy to enjoy our family trip without concerns for our pup.
About Elizabeth K.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I live a simple, calm lifestyle and tailor care to each dog’s individual needs. I follow your pet’s normal routine as closely as possible, including feeding schedules, walks, playtime, training reinforcement, and medication if needed. High-energy dogs receive dedicated play and enrichment, while more laid-back pets enjoy a relaxed pace with plenty of affection and snuggle time. Because I’m home throughout the day, pets are rarely left alone and are treated like part of the family—kept safe, comfortable, and well cared for while you’re away.
Home
Information Elizabeth K. would like to know about your pet
💉 Health & Medical • Up-to-date vaccinations (and proof if required) • Any medical conditions (allergies, anxiety, arthritis, seizures, etc.) • Medications: dosage, timing, how to administer • Flea/tick prevention status • History of illness, injury, or surgery • Signs of distress or illness specific to that pet 🍽 Feeding & Routine • Food brand/type, portion size, and feeding schedule • Treats allowed or not • Special diet needs or food sensitivities • Water preferences (automatic bowl, bucket, etc.) • Normal daily routine (walks, turnout, playtime, naps) 🐕 Behavior & Temperament • Temperament with people, kids, other animals • Any aggression, fear triggers, or resource guarding • Crate-trained or free-roam? • Separation anxiety or stress behaviors • Escape tendencies or fence testing • Commands they know and training cues used 🧸 Comfort & Preferences • Favorite toys, blankets, or comfort items • Sleeping arrangements (crate, stall, bed, pasture, etc.) • Noise sensitivities (storms, fireworks) • Grooming needs (brushing, fly spray, blanketing, etc.) 🐾 Handling & Care Notes • Leash manners or special handling instructions • Grooming tolerance (nails, bathing, mane pulling, etc.) • For horses: shoeing status, turnout needs, blanketing temps 🚨 Emergency Instructions • Permission to seek emergency veterinary care • Spending limit for emergency treatment
A typical day
Our day starts at 7 a.m., when the dogs, baby, and I enjoy breakfast together, followed by a potty break outside. Once they’ve had time to digest, we head to our fenced-in yard for some fun—playing fetch, keep-away, and chase! We also enjoy some downtime, or as I like to call it, a “pack nap.” Throughout the day, the dogs get outside 3–4 times to play with me or my husband, as well as for potty breaks and fresh air, ensuring they stay happy, active, and well-cared-for.
Elizabeth K.
Hopkinsville, KY