Wendy B.
Upper East Side, New York, NY
Services
Wendy can host
Wendy can care for
Availability
I am a full-time pet care specialist. In addition to dogs and cats, I’m also happy to care for bunnies, guinea pigs, hamsters, chinchillas, birds, and other exotic pets.
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About Wendy B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I’ve read some horror stories about overnight sitters, as I’m sure you have. If I am house-sitting for you, I will be staying overnight in your home, so your pet will be in its usual environment. If you choose daycare or boarding with me, I will be staying overnight with your pet in a secure, cozy apartment with a fenced-in backyard (my own dog and cats won’t be present). I don’t walk dogs off leash and I don’t open windows for the safety of small dogs and cats. If your animal has any symptoms of illness, you’ll be advised immediately. If it’s hot out, I will ask that we run the A/C for the health of your pet. The well-being of your pet is as important to me as the well-being of my own pets.
Home
Information Wendy B. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your dog has any health or other issues that affect their walking. (It doesn’t have to be physical: for instance, the first time a new person walks my dog Edward, he always picks a time to lie down on the sidewalk and refuse to move!) I have significant experience with dogs that aren’t friendly with other dogs, so that doesn’t bother me as long as there is no bite history. Please note that for the safety of your dog during walks, I usually recommend the use of a harness rather than a collar. I also recommend a regular leash rather than a retractable one.
A typical day
Every dog has different entertainment and exercise needs. I have walked very senior dogs that need to ride in a wagon to the park, and I follow their lead on how long we stay. My Pekingese thinks a walk around the block is plenty of exercise. But if a dog is more athletic and has energy to burn, I highly recommend my small, home-style daycare. The same goes for cats: I adapt to their purrsonalities. We can play, cuddle, or just sit quietly together. One thing I avoid with dogs is off-leash dog parks/runs - I think those are too risky for many dogs. I also don’t do group walks of dogs from multiple households. I believe a walker’s attention should be 100% on one client’s dogs.
Location
New York, NY
Pets
Trustworthy and Communicative!
Pet care experience
Whether you require daycare, boarding, house-sitting, or occasional drop-in visits/walks, you can count on me to treat your pet like a precious, irreplaceable gem! I’m the pawrent of a Pekingese dog, two Exotic Shorthair cats, and a Persian cat. I am also a foster meowmie for other kitties. I have experience with senior and special-needs pets, including as a volunteer dog walker for PAWS NY, an organization that helps people in need keep their pets in their lives. I will send you lots of photos and videos so you can be fully informed about the well-being of your pet/s.
Cat care experience
Wendy also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
This was our second time booking with Wendy. She did a great job with both my 2 year old kitties. She followed the care instructions and was very communicative. We will definitely rebook with Wendy!
Wendy has been a lot of help this week with Sherry, I know when Wendy is looking after Sherry that I don’t have to worry about anything, Wendy has a good attention for detail and has been giving a Sherry a great routine that includes feeding, playtime and lots of bootybaps she has also been great communicating and sending pics of her time spent with Sherry.
Wendy always spends extra time with JohnJohn and I appreciate her flexibility and availability so much!
Wendy was once again able to work us into her schedule last minute to come look after Sherry .mshe always tries her best to helping out even when she is super busy. Sherry always enjoys her company . Wendy also is very communicative and always sends cute pics of her time with Sherry.
About Wendy B.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I’ve read some horror stories about overnight sitters, as I’m sure you have. If I am house-sitting for you, I will be staying overnight in your home, so your pet will be in its usual environment. If you choose daycare or boarding with me, I will be staying overnight with your pet in a secure, cozy apartment with a fenced-in backyard (my own dog and cats won’t be present). I don’t walk dogs off leash and I don’t open windows for the safety of small dogs and cats. If your animal has any symptoms of illness, you’ll be advised immediately. If it’s hot out, I will ask that we run the A/C for the health of your pet. The well-being of your pet is as important to me as the well-being of my own pets.
Home
Information Wendy B. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your dog has any health or other issues that affect their walking. (It doesn’t have to be physical: for instance, the first time a new person walks my dog Edward, he always picks a time to lie down on the sidewalk and refuse to move!) I have significant experience with dogs that aren’t friendly with other dogs, so that doesn’t bother me as long as there is no bite history. Please note that for the safety of your dog during walks, I usually recommend the use of a harness rather than a collar. I also recommend a regular leash rather than a retractable one.
A typical day
Every dog has different entertainment and exercise needs. I have walked very senior dogs that need to ride in a wagon to the park, and I follow their lead on how long we stay. My Pekingese thinks a walk around the block is plenty of exercise. But if a dog is more athletic and has energy to burn, I highly recommend my small, home-style daycare. The same goes for cats: I adapt to their purrsonalities. We can play, cuddle, or just sit quietly together. One thing I avoid with dogs is off-leash dog parks/runs - I think those are too risky for many dogs. I also don’t do group walks of dogs from multiple households. I believe a walker’s attention should be 100% on one client’s dogs.
Wendy B.
Upper East Side, New York, NY