This was last minute sitting while visiting in Moab. Mckayla was very patient and flexible while working with us. Spoiled Rowan! She got to go on a hike and to the river.

I feel saddened to write a review like this but I felt people need to be informed before booking with Mikayla or her partner Jason who is also on Rover in Moab. When I looked up “doggy day care” in Moab only 4 available sitters came up. 2 of them were Jason and Mikayla. I interacted with Mikayla via messenger app and felt good about our online interactions. She was prompt to reply and offer suggestions. However, when I arrived at a local park where she asked to meet it soon became clear to me that what her and her partner were advertising was not what I would be getting. The park has clear signs “no dogs allowed” and in fact a local officer made a comment to us about it. The young, plump cheeked, bright woman in her photos is not the woman I met in the park that day. She appeared very unwell to me and disheveled. As soon as I left my pup with her I felt like I was going to burst into tears. My gut was trying to communicate with me so I listened. I looked up her reviews more closely and came upon one which was enough evidence for me to turn around and get my pup. When I asked her about this poor Rover review she was very honest with me but it still didn’t feel right. I asked her point blank “so it seems to me from all the information I’ve gathered that you and Jason do not live on a ranch as advertised but in fact you are transients living in your vehicle, is this correct?” She did say “yes, that is correct. We spend the day here at the park and go park and sleep at the ranch. Does any of this make you uncomfortable?” That didn’t sit well with me, I did feel uncomfortable, and I ended our time then. When I first saw rates of these two they were about the same “from $160 per day” but after I booked her and looked again for other Rovers her rate went up to $200/ day while her partner remained at $160. That didn’t sit well with me either. These two clearly are trying to get their needs met and I feel incredibly saddened that it is done in such a manner. Make an informed decision that is right for you. Ask the questions you need in order to feel safe. This was not the right fit for me but it may be for you.