** Aloha! Our family is PCSing in July. I want to thank everyone for supporting me throughout the past months. Sending big hugs. We will miss you all! A hui hou kakou; until we meet again. Take care! -Emily, Zack & Mags. ** A little about myself: I grew up with dogs, cats, horses, cows, and chickens. I have a three-year-old golden retriever named Maggie Jo, she's my bestfriend. I've volunteered at local animal shelters and have First Aid and CPR certification for cats and dogs from the American Red Cross. I've worked in nursing for almost 6 years, with experience in SNF/Hospice, L&D, and ER. I'm currently pursuing a degree in Public Health with a focus on Emergency Management and Infection Control. Because of my background, I emphasize safety and sanitation when caring for your pet. I do have base access for military families. I have a fenced-in backyard and one furbaby who will keep yours company. I live in a quiet, safe community outside of base. I have central air conditioning and safe drinking water. My house is kept clean. THINGS TO KNOW WHEN BOOKING: - Please have your dog’s Rover bio up to date. - I’ll send daily pictures (and occasionally videos) of your dog playing, napping, and having the best time. - I only host 2 dogs at a time, so it’s important your furbaby gets along with other dogs. - If your dog is coughing or has diarrhea or is otherwise sick, please do not bring them over. My husband and I work hard to keep our home and yard sanitary for the safety of all dogs who stay with us. - All dogs need to have a collar with an I.D. tag.
 - When coming over for a boarding, you should bring enough food/meds for their stay. For food/meds please do one of two things: You may bring their regular bag/container of food but please make sure it has a label with their name, and clear instructions on how much food/meds to give them. (Ex. “Rex: 1.5 cups twice a day, 1 medication tablet with breakfast”) OR Food/meds may be in a disposable bag with pre-measured portions in disposable sandwich bags (labeled as breakfast, lunch, or dinner). Exception if your dog eats wet food. If your pup runs out of food, we always have an extra bag on hand and charge $2 a meal to reimburse for what we use.