‼️Considerations: While I strive to accommodate all pets, there are instances where I might not be the ideal option for your pet. Since I have cats, I am unable to accept dogs with a history of harming cats. However, I am perfectly comfortable with dogs who have no experience with cats. Additionally, I am unable to take in dogs that have a severe resource guarding in order to ensure the safety of all animals in my home. If your dog has a history of severe anxiety when separated from you and cannot be safely crated or is prone to jumping a 5-foot fence, it may be best to consider other options for their well-being. Lastly, if your dog soils their crate or cannot independently go potty outside/they lift their leg on outdoor furniture, it may be more suitable for them to find alternative accommodations. ⁉️Information I need to know about your dog(s): How do they behave with other dogs? How do they behave with cats? Do they resource guard? How do they ask to go potty? Do they have any food sensitivities? Are they crate trained or how do you leave them when you’re away or to sleep at night? Do they chew bedding/blankets when unattended? Do they have any triggers or sensitivities? If your dog is male, do they left their leg and are they respectful of outdoor furniture? ✅ Packing List: •sealed bag of food with scoop (written daily amount either with their belongings or on their pet profile please) & any daily supplements/chews just for them •collar and tag (required for safety reasons. If they come without, I have extras) •leash •optional: a blanket if they have one/don’t chew ❎ No need to bring bowls, toys/bones, crates or beds unless requested. Thank you!

☀️ A typical day includes a morning potty break and playtime before a separated meal time and at least an hour rest to digest and prevent bloat. Afternoons typically consist of lots of playing and napping until another meal and rest time. I am often out in the yard supervising and playing fetch. Dogs have numerous opportunities to do their business outside throughout the day, but unfortunately I am unable to provide daily walks.