Suzanne D.
Lacey Township, NJ
Services
Suzanne can care for
Availability
I also work remote most weekdays - so I have flexibility between conference calls during the day as well as availability for early morning/after work hours visits. I have owned cats for over 40 yrs and high energy German Shorthaired Pointers for 30 yrs.
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About Suzanne D.
Safety, trust & environment
I like to know the temperment of a pet if taking them on a walk to ensure their comfort and safety. Do they get startled by cars or bicycles - best to avoid areas with lots of commotion. If playing in a client's yard - are there garden areas we need to ensure don't get trampled? If a dog is crated during the day, does the owner want their collar on or off when in the crate. Pet sitting is a combination of care of the pet and care of the pet's surroundings.
Information Suzanne D. would like to know about your pet
Activity levels, warning or fear triggers, preferences on specific care (does the animal have a fear of quick movements, does the pet prefer music left on when they are alone, Does the pet need to have a snack during their visit), things of this nature.
A typical day
Activities depends on the dog. For young dogs - positive reinforcement and skills (sit stay come) - tug of war, fetch, "find it" - Senior dogs depends on their activity level and interest. For cats - the feather wand and catnip toys are always a win.
Location
Lacey Township, NJ
Pets
There are NO BAD dogs or cats
Pet care experience
As a pet parent to three cats with cerebellar hypoplasia and one very energetic German Shorthaired Pointer, I understand firsthand how unique every animal’s needs can be. I spent over 10 years working part‑time as a large‑animal vet tech while balancing a corporate career, giving me extensive experience with pets of all temperaments, medical backgrounds, and special needs. I now work primarily from home, which allows me the flexibility and time to care for your pets with the same attention, patience, and love I give my own. I also owned 2 certified therapy dogs who were certified. Volunteering with Pets and helping to brighten people's day with a pet visit is important to me. I am currently working on certification for my cat Tango Mango Flip Flop. I also am a member of a pet transport group that pulls animals from high kill shelters and transports them to no kill situations. I am both a driver and a feline overnighter. I am a sponsor of 2 cats at Tabby's Place in Ringoes NJ.
Cat care experience
Suzanne also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Suzanne is an incredible pet sitter! She is completely reliable, trustworthy, and showed amazing empathy toward my dog's needs. She didn't just take excellent care of them—she truly engaged with them, played, and even sent me the funniest videos of my dog 'speaking.' It gave me total peace of mind while I was away. I can’t recommend her enough!
We love Suzanne! Finn and Nelli are always so excited when they see her. Suzanne is a total animal lover, takes amazing care of them, and isn’t afraid to keep up with my two high energy pups on long walks. I never have to worry when they’re with her because I know they’re loved, well cared for and having a great time. I trust her completely and would recommend her to anyone looking for someone to care for their pets!
About Suzanne D.
Safety, trust & environment
I like to know the temperment of a pet if taking them on a walk to ensure their comfort and safety. Do they get startled by cars or bicycles - best to avoid areas with lots of commotion. If playing in a client's yard - are there garden areas we need to ensure don't get trampled? If a dog is crated during the day, does the owner want their collar on or off when in the crate. Pet sitting is a combination of care of the pet and care of the pet's surroundings.
Information Suzanne D. would like to know about your pet
Activity levels, warning or fear triggers, preferences on specific care (does the animal have a fear of quick movements, does the pet prefer music left on when they are alone, Does the pet need to have a snack during their visit), things of this nature.
A typical day
Activities depends on the dog. For young dogs - positive reinforcement and skills (sit stay come) - tug of war, fetch, "find it" - Senior dogs depends on their activity level and interest. For cats - the feather wand and catnip toys are always a win.
Suzanne D.
Lacey Township, NJ