Onelia L.
Onelia L.
Contact for Boarding
from $40 per night
Highlights
Pet care experience
Where paws come first
Peanut and I would love the opportunity to welcome your fur baby into our home! I truly believe pets are family and dogs have been a part of my life since childhood. When you’re away, you deserve the peace of mind knowing your fur baby is in a safe, loving, and comfortable environment, getting plenty of attention, care, and love. My goal is to make them feel right at home. *I also offer my services to one family at a time.*
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
I have know Onelia for ten years. She’s a hard worker and extremely reliable. She’s a huge animal lover and caring for animals is second nature to her. She can be trusted and is a devoted owner to her own dog. She would treat your pet like a part of the family. You couldn’t find a better person to care for your pet.
Onelia is truly one of a kind when it comes to caring for animals. She gives every pet so much love, attention, and patience, while making sure their individual personalities and needs are always taken into consideration. She has cared for my dog numerous times, and I always feel completely comfortable leaving him with her. It’s obvious how genuinely she loves animals, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend her to anyone looking for someone they can fully trust with their pet!
Onelia is absolutely incredible with animals. She truly loves and cares for every pet as if they were her own, while also taking the time to understand and cater to each animal’s individual needs. She has watched my dog Ryder many times, and I genuinely wouldn’t trust anyone else with him. She is responsible, attentive, loving, and goes above and beyond every single time. I can’t recommend her enough!
Calendar and availability
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Schedule
Since I work from home, your fur baby will get plenty of love, attention, and companionship throughout the day. They’ll never feel like they’re just being “watched”—they’ll be treated like part of the family. I have a large, fully fenced backyard where they can run, play, and enjoy some fresh air. I’m always outside with them, keeping a close eye on everyone and making sure they’re safe, comfortable, and having a great time.
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
I currently only offer my services to small to medium-sized dogs to maintain a low-stress, comfortable environment. Because I have a dog at home, l am unable to host pets that are aggressive, or have history of aggression. I also encourage a quick meet-and-greet before boarding so your pup can get familiar with me, Peanut, and our home before their stay begins.
Pets
A typical day
Each experience depends on the individual needs of your pet. We can play fetch in the backyard, go for a walk or just relax on the couch. You tell me what activities your pet enjoys.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbsDogs over 1 year oldSpayed and neutered dogs onlyNo females in heatTakes only 1 client at a timeOnelia can host up to 1 pet per night
- • Feeding routine — What food they eat, portion sizes, feeding times, and any treats they're allowed (or not allowed). • Medications — Any medications, dosages, allergies, or medical issues I should be aware of, along with your vet's contact information. • Daily schedule — Their potty breaks, sleep habits, and any commands or cues they respond to. • Personality — Are they social or prefer their own space? Any favorite toys, games, or comfort items you'd like to bring along. • Triggers or fears — Anything that makes them anxious (thunderstorms, fireworks, vacuums). • Behavioral — Are they crate-trained? House-trained? Any tendency to bark, jump, dig, or escape. • Emergency contact — A backup contact in case I can't reach you.