I am a huge animal lover who grew up with cats, dogs, horses, “pocket pets”, and reptiles. I am currently working as a vet tech at a veterinary clinic and have dedicated my life to animals. I have fostered over 500 cats and dogs that were homeless and at risk of euthanasia, and I have dogs of my own. Warren is my black Lab mix who is just an angel of a dog. He loves everyone and everything, every new pup he meets is an opportunity to make a new best friend! He welcomes our boarding pups with open paws ❤️ I understand how stressful it can be to leave your precious fur babies in the care of another individual, and I am hoping to make that less stressful for you! I can guarantee your animal will love our walks and time together, and I am always happy to send updates and a report on how each visit goes to put your mind at ease! Plus we live on three acres, one of which is fully fenced in which is a lot of fun for the pups to run in! We also love going to hikes and walks on trails and love to take our boarding pups along if the owner approves of walks and hikes. I pay close attention to detail, follow instructions well, and your animals well-being is of the utmost importance to me. I currently work at a veterinary clinic four days a week, my fiancé works an alternating schedule where it makes it that someone is home or able to stop home to check on and let the pups out very regularly. I have more availability than my calendar demonstrates as unfortunately we can only select full days and not certain times. So if you have a request for days that aren’t listed, please feel free to still send me a message and I’ll see if I can make it work for you! 😊 I can help Monday through Thursday before 7am and after 5pm. Friday through Sunday, I am completely available for visits at any time. I live on three acres. One acre is fully fenced in and I have two friendly pups that love other dogs that will help keep yours company! We do not leave dogs outside unattended and we do not leave dogs that are unfamiliar with each other loose together when someone is not monitoring them. Therefore, I do prefer that dogs are crate trained if they are coming to board in my home. When I board a dog, I am at home for majority of the time they are with me (as I feel the benefit of Rover is that your pets are in a home setting not a kennel). However, if I need to run to the grocery store, etc. I must be able to safely crate any dog. We go for daily walks and hikes as well, and love to play fetch!