Yamileth S.
Yamileth S.
Contact for Boarding
from $30 per night
Highlights
Pet care experience
Bark and Purr, I'm Here
Pet care is my primary focus, and I structure my schedule around the dogs in my care to provide consistent supervision, a calm routine, and individualized attention. I’ve always had a deep love for animals, and caring for dogs is something I take seriously and genuinely enjoy. Dogs stay in their own dedicated building on our property, thoughtfully set up to be low-stress, comfortable, and welcoming so they can relax, settle in, and feel at home during their stay. Each dog has their own cozy space with beds or blankets, and we maintain a calm, structured environment throughout the day. I provide regular photo and video updates so you can feel confident and connected while your dog is with me.
Cat care experience

Yamileth also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
Our regular Rover sitter was unavailable, and this was a last-minute booking. I missed in the bio where it said there was a "dedicated building" for the animals. If you look at the 117 photos, all the animals are free roaming in a home, not in a "dedicated building", so it's confusing. Also, there is a photo of a house, and it is not the house at this address. I received a text asking what time we would arrive, and when we got there, there was a young man outside. It was not the woman listed as the service provider. There were two cars in the driveway, both of which had Uber stickers in the windshield. I was starting to get a weird vibe as there was a separate building with a black tarp covering the garage door, but there was a door. Lots of barking coming from inside that building. I asked to see where my dog would be staying as usually she's going into someone's home. Another young person approached and he told her to secure the dogs so we could go in. We walked into what looked like something out of Mission Impossible. Five computer screens were facing the door, so I couldn't see what was on. He told me to turn around, and there was a monitor mounted up high by the door of a live feed beyond the room we were in. I could see some dogs. There was a dog in a pen in this room, and another pen had been set up for our dog. I had brought her bed, but he said they had plenty, although there was not one when we arrived. This person never introduced himself but did say they were "licensed" and most Rover service providers were not and I said licensed for what? If I had wanted to take her to doggie day care, I could have taken her to a reputable place that I'm familiar with. When we said something about all the cameras, he said someone is usually there, "but sometimes they're not". We picked her up the next day and ANOTHER young man was there. Again, we were asked to give an ETA, and this young man was outside with her, waiting for us. This is obviously a business, and this Rover profile is very misleading. There should be pictures of the "dedicated building", inside and out. I had to ask for an update, "how is she" and photos. Neither of these two young men remotely seemed like animal lovers or even happy to engage with our dog as a new customer. I gave one star just to get someone's attention if they are considering using this provider. The profile is deceitful; we never met this person, Yamileth.
Yamileth was great with Ruby! She sent pictures of her and gave updates about her. We appreciate it and look forward to booking again in the future!

Thanks Yamileth and Xavier for taking care of Snoopy.

Very responsive and caring. Joy seems to be happy with the stay.

Yemileth was great with Cooper she took extremely good and professional care of him, he was very happy with the stay. She accommodated our last-minute request and the pup I enjoyed staying with her a lot he was very happy I would recommend her to anyone. He

We’ve been to Yamileth twice. The first time she was great, she sent pictures and updates! This recent time we were unhappy. We were getting NO updates or pictures during her stay. We also got told that we couldn’t pick up at our scheduled time then she wasn’t responding, We had to call and text multiple times to get a response. When we finally got our dog, she was lethargic and not herself. She started throwing up and having bad diarrhea which has never happened to my dog before. We tried to ask if anything had happened while with her or if she got into something, and all she said was she was out for 2 hours. After my dog went to the vet we were told she had heat exhaustion.

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Schedule
Each day follows a consistent, structured routine designed around the dogs in my care, with dedicated times for feeding, potty breaks, play, and rest. Mornings and evenings are focused on hands-on care and interaction, including both individual play and small group play with dogs that match each other’s size, temperament, and play style. Midday hours allow for a balanced mix of lighter activity and quiet time so dogs can relax and recharge. This steady rhythm helps reduce stress, supports positive behavior, and allows each dog to settle in comfortably. My schedule is intentionally organized to maintain consistency, supervision, and a calm environment throughout the day. Drop-Off & Pick-Up Hours Monday–Thursday: 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM Friday: 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
To maintain a peaceful and safe environment, all dogs are introduced slowly and thoughtfully. I begin with calm, one-on-one introductions and carefully observe body language before allowing any group interaction. Once I’m confident everyone is relaxed and comfortable, supervised play is introduced. If a guest prefers a quieter stay and chooses not to socialize much, that preference is always respected. I also have three well-socialized dogs of my own who are accustomed to having guest dogs, and introductions are always handled carefully to ensure a calm and positive experience for everyone. Dogs are cared for in a dedicated space on our property, which allows me to thoughtfully manage group sizes and dynamics based on temperament, energy level, and compatibility. This setup ensures a structured, low-stress environment while still allowing for appropriate socialization and individualized attention. When appropriate, and especially for returning guests with known, compatible temperaments, I may accommodate larger groups while maintaining the same level of supervision and care.
Pets
A typical day
Throughout the day, I provide a balanced mix of structured play, enrichment, and relaxation based on each dog’s energy level and preferences. Mornings begin with potty breaks, fresh water, and feeding, followed by individual attention or light play to help dogs ease into the day. Dogs are rotated through supervised play sessions, including both one-on-one time and small group play with compatible dogs matched by size, temperament, and play style. Midday includes enrichment activities such as toys, light training, or calm outdoor time, along with a rest period so dogs can relax and recharge in a low-stress environment. In the afternoon and evening, we focus on more active play, socialization (if appropriate), and outdoor time to help burn off energy. Dinner is served in the evening, followed by a calm wind-down period with attention, affection, or quiet time depending on each dog’s needs. Each dog’s experience is tailored to their personality, whether they enjoy active play, social interaction, or a more relaxed stay, so they feel comfortable, engaged, and at home throughout their visit.
