Regan M.
Bloomfield, Pittsburgh, PA
Services
Regan can care for
Availability
I work in office during the week, M-F 7:30-4 so I am available early mornings, nights, and weekends for your pet's needs! I am happy to pet sit during the week, just as long as your pet is used to being left for a longer stretch during the work day, or if arrangements can be made for their care midday while I am gone.
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About Regan M.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I am able to check in with your pets multiple times a day, and/or spend the night if preferred. Due to my rental lease agreement, I am unable to host pets in my home.
Information Regan M. would like to know about your pet
Let me know your comfortability level with your dog interacting with other dogs, no matter the reason. I do enjoy letting dogs meet each other on walks or play together at the dog park, but I want to be informed of your boundaries concerning that for the safety or your dogs and other dogs at the park.
A typical day
I would make it a priority to get the dog lots of exercise/playtime, and what that would look like would depend on the dog and their energy levels. For a high energy dog, I would do a few long walks and bring them to the park or backyard (if available) to play with their favorite toy, so they have the opportunity to run around a bit. For a chill, lower energy dog, I would take them on some leisurely walks and play with toys inside or in the yard and give them lots of pets.
Location
Pittsburgh, PA
Regan M. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
Caretaker and Lover of All Breeds
Pet care experience
Growing up with my sweet family dog, Kelsey, was not only a joy, but also a fantastic introduction to the responsibility needed to be an attentive pet caretaker. Since then, I have been trusted to take care of my friends and neighbor's dogs through the years, making sure they get enough attention (and treats!) until their owner returns. As Kelsey aged, I learned how to pay special attention and care to a senior dog, including administering medicine. I have experience bathing dogs of all sizes and clipping their nails. I also have had the pleasure to assist in training my family's dog, Lani, to help with her pulling and jumping. I have never met a breed I don't love, and would be honored to extend that care to your family's pet.
Cat care experience
Regan also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Regan is the best. She is very nice and takes wonderful care of my cat.
Regan was so amazing doing drop-in visits for my dog on such short notice while I was on vacation. She sent pictures every day, would definitely book her again!
Regan was very thoughtful and communicative when housesitting our dog Nova, who can be a little shy!
Regan is an excellent caretaker, and went above and beyond to help our dogs get comfortable with her
About Regan M.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I am able to check in with your pets multiple times a day, and/or spend the night if preferred. Due to my rental lease agreement, I am unable to host pets in my home.
Information Regan M. would like to know about your pet
Let me know your comfortability level with your dog interacting with other dogs, no matter the reason. I do enjoy letting dogs meet each other on walks or play together at the dog park, but I want to be informed of your boundaries concerning that for the safety or your dogs and other dogs at the park.
A typical day
I would make it a priority to get the dog lots of exercise/playtime, and what that would look like would depend on the dog and their energy levels. For a high energy dog, I would do a few long walks and bring them to the park or backyard (if available) to play with their favorite toy, so they have the opportunity to run around a bit. For a chill, lower energy dog, I would take them on some leisurely walks and play with toys inside or in the yard and give them lots of pets.
Regan M.
Bloomfield, Pittsburgh, PA