I can’t think of anyone I would trust more with my dog than Lisa. She is a caring and nurturing pet parent who has never met a dog she didn’t instantly fall in love with. In fact, she’s been known to want to kiss just about every dog she sees — lol. Lisa’s first fur baby was Brandi, a very spoiled Shih Tzu who lived the good life. We’re talking filet mignon on birthdays and Peach Snapple on warm days. That should tell you just about everything you need to know about how Lisa treats the dogs she loves. Shortly before her son was born, Lisa and her husband, Charles, adopted Juju, an incredibly affectionate Pit mix who quickly became part of the family. These days, Juju lives a pretty tough life — moving from his bed upstairs to his bed downstairs, with occasional breaks to chase his toys around the yard. What really sets Lisa apart is that her love for dogs extends far beyond her own pets. Over the years, she has stopped to help dogs wandering neighborhoods or found along the side of the road. She brings them somewhere safe, feeds and cares for them, and does what she can to reunite them with their families. That’s simply who Lisa is. If a dog needs love, attention, patience, or a safe place, she’s there. I would trust Lisa completely with my own dog and would recommend her without hesitation to anyone looking for someone who will treat their pet like family. Your dog won’t simply be watched while in Lisa’s care — they’ll be loved, spoiled, and probably get a few extra kisses along the way.

Lisa is a great dog sitter. Very patient and loving. Could always count on her. My cockapoo Dunkin was very happy with her. Sad she moved away.