Maggie H.
Maggie H.
Highlights
Pet care experience
Pawsome Care!
I’m a lifelong dog lover with years of hands-on experience! I currently have a 6 year old mini poodle and grew up with a golden retriever, schnauzer, and 2 cats. I began pet sitting when I was in high school and have continued ever since for family, neighbors, and friends. I treat every pet like family—patient, attentive, and full of love, play, and reliable care.
Qualifications
Calendar and availability
Schedule
I am currently working part time, so I have plenty of time to play with and take care of your fur babies! I am available almost every day of the week, mornings & nights, with the exception of Sunday morning between 10am-1pm.
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
When caring for pets in your home or mine, I create a calm, cozy environment where they feel safe and loved. I follow your routines closely, respect your space, and give gentle, attentive care so your pet feels relaxed, secure, and truly at home while you’re away.
Pets
A typical day
I love tailoring activities to each pet’s personality and energy level! Depending on what they enjoy, we can go for walks, play fetch or tug-of-war, have a little indoor or outdoor playtime, practice basic tricks, explore new smells on a relaxed walk, or simply spend time together getting lots of attention and cuddles. For pets who prefer a calmer pace, I’m just as happy to keep them company, give them affection, and let them relax in their own space. My goal is for every pet to have a fun, positive experience while they’re in my care!
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbsNon-neutered males accepted, spayed females onlyNo females in heatMaggie can host up to 1 pet per night
- Before caring for your pet, I’d love to know about their normal routine, personality, and anything that helps them feel comfortable and happy. Please let me know about feeding schedules, medications, allergies, favorite activities or toys, exercise needs, potty routines, and any behaviors or triggers I should be aware of. It’s also helpful to know how they interact with other animals and people, whether they have any separation anxiety, and what they’re like on walks. The more I know ahead of time, the better I can make their stay or visit comfortable, safe, and enjoyable!
