As a compassionate and experienced pet care professional, understanding each pet’s unique needs and personality is crucial to providing exceptional care. To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for both you and your pet, I prefer to have a meet-and-greet before confirming any services. This allows us to discuss your pet’s needs and for me to get to know them in a calm, relaxed environment. Exceptions can be made for last-minute appointments. House-sitting meet-and-greets will be done at the owner’s home. As for boarding meet-and-greets, I like to meet the owners and their dog(s) at a neutral public place, such as a nearby park or store. Meeting at the owner’s home is fine too. I do this so I can get a feel for the dog’s energy level and behavior and ensure it will be a good fit for my home environment, since I live with my grandma. Please note, I do not host meet-and-greets in my home, as my grandma isn’t comfortable having human strangers in the house. Strange dogs are fine though 😆. For owners who want to see where their dog will be, I am happy to share photos of my home. If we do agree to a meet-and-greet, I’d love to learn about your pet’s individual needs, including their daily routine, feeding schedule, and favorite activities. I’ll also need information about any medical conditions, allergies, or medications, as well as their compatibility with other animals and people. Please also share any existing training and behavioral habits, along with specific sensitivities or areas of discomfort. This helps me provide personalized, attentive care tailored to your pet’s unique needs. Additionally, please provide proof that your pet is up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations. A photo, digital record, or printed copy is perfectly acceptable. This helps ensure the safety and well-being of all pets and people under my care. Last-Minute Bookings: I happily accept last-minute bookings whenever my schedule allows. Bookings requested within 3 days of the start date may be subject to a small convenience fee to help cover the extra coordination involved. To ensure the best care and safety for your animals, I’d appreciate having these items prepared. Comfort Items: • Bed • Blanket • Favorite stuffed animal or comfort toy Feeding: • Food • Treats • Food bowls Medications Play and Stimulation: • Toys • Puzzles Walking and Safety: • Leash • Collars • ID tags • Harness (if used) Grooming and Hygiene: • Grooming tools: Brush(s), nail clippers, toothpaste and brush, etc. • Poop bags I look forward to meeting you and your pet soon! 🐶🥰

Boarding and Daycare: Your furry baby(s) will stay with me in my home, receiving plenty of love, care, and attention. I'll provide comfortable accommodations, regular feeding and potty breaks, administer medication if needed, and give lots of playtime, exercise, and snuggles. For Boarding and Daycare, please note: I live with my grandmother so we are a calm household. We're best suited for up to two, medium to low-energy dogs. Dogs who like to play are totally fine, but we can't accommodate dogs that need constant high-energy activity. I also kindly request no blind dogs, not because I have anything against them, but because, just like humans, they know their home layout best. To ask them to navigate a new home where they don’t know the layout isn't fair – they're safer and more comfortable at home. House Sitting: As a house sitter, I'll stay at your residence 24/7 to care for your pet, providing companionship and ensuring their needs are met. Regular feeding and potty breaks, administer medication if needed, and give lots of playtime, exercise, and snuggles. House sitting note: I will not house sit for people who smoke inside the home, or have cats. Dog Walking: On a 30-minute walk I’ll provide exercise and mental stimulation, including a mix of walking and playtime. There is also an option for a one hour walk. All of these come with a guarantee that I will spoil them rotten. 😉