Raye M.
Raye M.
Highlights
Pet care experience
Royal Treatment Pet Spa Vacation
Hi, I'm a dedicated and experienced animal care provider, with formal training from the Veterinary Assistant program at Algonquin College. I've gained hands-on experience working at respected animal hospitals, including the Ottawa Humane Society, Montreal Rd Animal Hospital, and Orleans Veterinary Hospital. I live in Golden, BC now and am loving mountain life. Your pets will thrive in my loving, family-style home environment—I'm a stay-at-home sitter, so they're never alone. I can keep them company all day or take them along on outings for extra fun and socialization. I specialize in positive reinforcement training to help dogs develop gentle temperaments and good manners. I'm also comfortable with feeding farm animals, offering basic care, and farm check-ins. Overnight boarding is designed to feel like a vacation for your furry friends: cozy, stress-free, and full of attention. Cats enjoy private rooms with cat trees, toys, and plenty of treats, while dogs get regular walks, playtime, and lots of cuddles. Whether it's dogs, cats, horses, or farm animals, I treat every pet like family. Can't wait to meet yours!"
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
Raye took fantastic care of our dog - and on very short notice when we needed help for dog daycare unexpectantly. She sent many photos and updates throughout the day, and gave our dog the very best day away from us. We highly recommend Raye! Thanks again for the last minute assistance and wonderful care!
Amazing time for my girls!
Samus had a great time and the duck eggs were so delicious
Raye was very kind and loving to our pup and very responsive with us. I would recommend her to anyone looking for daycare! Thanks Raye!
Raye was amazing and always updating us. Thank you Raye
We planned a camping trip in Golden with some activities that Edison couldn’t us for. We chose Raye to watch him and we couldn’t be happier with our choice. She sent photos throughout the day reassuring us he is in good hands. She took him for a few walks so by the time we were all done our day and tired, Edison was to.
Calendar and availability
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Schedule
Your dog will get at least 2-3 walks daily (weather permitting), tons of play and affection, and my full attention in a calm, family-like environment. It's like a vacation full of love and adventure!
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
How I Care for Pets Your pet's safety, comfort, and happiness are my top priorities—I treat every guest like family, with the same care I'd give my own pets. In My Home (Boarding):I'm a full-time stay-at-home sitter, so pets are never left alone. Constant supervision means quick responses to any needs and peace of mind for you.
Pets
A typical day
Typical Daily Routine for Dogs in My Care (Adjusted based on your dog's age, energy level, and needs—I'm always home, so they're never alone!) Morning (7-9 AM): Wake-up potty break in the yard, followed by breakfast. Then, a refreshing morning walk to explore the nearby forest trails—perfect for sniffing, adventure, and exercise! Mid-Morning (10 AM - Noon): Playtime! Fetch, toys, tug-of-war, or whatever games your pup loves. Plenty of interaction and fun to burn energy. Afternoon (Noon - 3 PM): Lunch (if needed), followed by relaxed downtime with lots of cuddles on the couch, belly rubs, or just hanging out together. I'm here all day for good company and supervision. Late Afternoon (3-6 PM): Another invigorating forest trail walk for exploration and fresh air, plus more structured play or gentle training to reinforce good habits. Evening (6-8 PM): Dinner, a shorter evening potty walk or yard time, then wind-down with more play, cuddles, and companionship. Night (8 PM onward): Cozy bedtime routine—settled in a comfy spot near me for a peaceful night's sleep. Overnight, I'm always home for any needs.