Maggie is and always will be my go-to gal for our special needs rescue, Maddie! Maddie has severe anxiety, PTSD, and stomach problems that demand a very strict diet plus all her medical issues also require medications. With all of Maddie's anxieties and tummy issues, it has always been less stressful for her and us, as well, not to travel until we met Maggie! Maggie and Maddie, who is timid and submissive, simply bonded instantly and became the sweetest pals! Maggie even came over a few more times, before we went on our 1st trip in over 5 years, so Maddie would get more acclimated to her. She was so incredibly mindful to keep with Maddie's routine, followed my directions to the letter, sent us pictures throughout the day, and administered medications via food and orally. Maggie was extremely responsible in our home! She even took out the trash and you could not tell someone stayed there for several nights. Maggie has simply been a blessing to our family!!

1st experience with Maggie was good. 2nd was not so good. Very little communication. When I returned home the house smelled of bleach and many articles of clothing/towels were bleached and ruined. I was never told that there was a problem and when I asked Maggie about what happened she stated that one of the dogs had an accident (the dogs are house trained and don't have accidents anymore, so were likely not given enough time to go to bathroom) and she tried to wash the bedding. This is fine, and accidents happen. It would have been perfectly fine, however, she refused to accept responsibility and denied using any bleach. No one else had been home to pour bleach into the washing machine. The issue I have is not with accidently bleaching things, but with the lie. Integrity is everything, especially when you are handing over the keys to your home to a stranger. With that said, the dogs seemed to be well cared for.