Pet Sitting & Drop Ins in Mirabella, Albuquerque

“Our kitty seems healthy and happy when she has been with Tawnia! Tawnia always gives thorough updates and asks questions when needed. We really appreciate her!”

“I am so grateful they were able to drop in on such short notice! They also took pictures and were communicative when needed. I would book with them again!”

“I would highly recommend. They were very friendly when we met. They took care of my little puppy so well! There was lots of pictures and details given after every visit. They went above and beyond with the items I requested. Never late and stayed the whole time.”

“Sierra was a wonderful sitter for our kitties. We really appreciated that she was willing to meet us before we booked her (we had never used Rover or any other in-home petsitter before). She was responsive, responsible, and we so appreciated the daily updates with photos. Thank you, Sierra!”

“We had such a great experience with Brigit during a recent trip! She was extremely professional, reliable, efficient, and detail oriented. We especially appreciated her consistency in sending us pictures of our beloved kittens throughout our absence. I would absolutely and enthusiastically opt for her services again.”

“So sweet and professional! Pickle seemed to love her and warm up to her. Thank you so much Hossanna! I will be contacting you for my next trip”

“Amanda did a wonderful job taking care of our dog! We really appreciated her doing a meet and greet prior to the first visit and she all communication was smooth and easy! We would definitely hire her again.”

“Christina is AMAZING!!!! I think my pup was disappointed to see me walk through the door. Her communication/feedback is superior. I don’t trust anyone BUT Christina with my ball of fluff. I highly recommend her…in fact I am going to re-book for my next trip right now!!!”

“10/10 dog sitter! My dog is so happy in every picture I get and is in good spirits when I come home. Thank you for taking great care of our pups!!”

“Shene left details on each visit and took excellent care of my cat and plants while we were gone. Highly recommend!”

“Brooke did a great job of taking care of my fur babies! She sent pictures and kept me updated on how they were doing! I’ll be re-hiring her in the future :)”

“Ella is absolutely wonderful with my little guy!! Thank you so, so much for taking such great care of Gibson.”

“Adrienne is a very kind, sweet, loving individual who says Hi to all the dogs that cross our path. She is very happy with dogs.”

“Kimberly took excellent care of my 4 fur babies. They all seem healthy and happy. I think they miss the loves, treats, and playing that Kimberly gave twice a day. Above and beyond service provided, even brought in packages and cleaned litter boxes. I will definitely rebook for our next vacation.”

“Thank you so much Stacy! Stacy did such a fabulous job checking in on my pups and keeping me up to date. She was very patient with my shy pup and kept them company during a thunderstorm. Will definitely rehire Stacy for doggy care in the future! ?”

“Maggie is a Gem! She took care of my Guinea Pig while I was out of town! He loved her and she was great about giving me updates about him!”

“Jeff is a wonderful and trustworthy man. My dog loves him and is always excited to see him. He has experience caring for animals since his youth and it shows. I will definitely hire him to watch my dog when the need arises.”

About: My parent got us our first dog, a beagle pup, at age seven, and ever since I have felt a special connection with dogs. The first dog I adopted on my own was a close friends spaniel retriever mix that he could no longer care for because he was having his first child. That dog, Donnie, changed me and left his paw print on my heart forever, and because he had separation anxiety issues I really began to learn how to care for dogs on a deeper level. When he passed, I went on to adopt a pitbull lab mix named Koko, and around the same time I again helped a close friend by adopting his two blue nose pitbulls because he was having his first child and wasn’t capable of handling both duties. Bronx and Jeter were brothers from successive litters and got along until the younger, Bronx, finished growing and they developed food and toy issues that soon developed into a sad situation where they had to be separated for life. My mom and dad took on Jeter and I kept Bronx as Koko’s sister. They were best buddies and both became my best buddies, and they went everywhere with me, including up to the mountains for my snowboarding trips. They both tragically developed similar forms of cancer and died within six weeks of one another in 2020, both at the age of ten. Having them both pass so young and so quickly, one right after the other, was devastating for me and my parents. I began sitting for Jeter to help me cope and handle the loss, until spring came around and I felt it was time to help one of the many dogs stuck in our cities shelters, so I adopted a five year old female blue nose pitbull named Rainy. I picked Rainy because she seemed to really need help. She was a bit of a nervous wreck at first, unsure of anything and constantly searching off into the distance with her gaze, with her tail either flat or tucked. But once I got her home she began to open up to me, and I can still remember the first time she sat down with me and did a scent roll next to my leg, asking for some pets and love. It took her months to shed most of her nervousness and anxiety, and still retains a tiny bit to this day (she can’t stand the wind). Five years later and she is a totally different dog. When I got her she was underweight, so she even looks like a different dog now. I do have some experience caring for older dogs. Jeter lived to be 14, but he had a rough time during his final six months or so. He developed dementia and hearing loss, and it was particularly rough handling his episodes. It is not easy watching your family member endure such things, and it gave me added appreciation for how sacred our duty to care for dogs actually is, and what exactly we owe them for all that they do for us. I take this duty very seriously, and if I ever have the privilege of caring for your dog, for your family member, I will do so as if they were my own, and will always be kind and understanding, under any and all circumstances. I am currently between jobs and am available all summer, spring, and fall. I do take trips up to the mountains to snowboard and play around in the snow with my dog, so my schedule will change somewhat during winter. I have a good sized, well landscaped and cared for back yard with six foot cinderblock and mortar walls around the entire yard. I can sit or board your dog here as long as they get along with my dog. I have medium and large size crates if needed. I can do home visits to your house to play with and walk your dog.

“Tatiana is going to be an instant go-to anytime I go out of town! She took care of my two kitties for two weeks when I was on vacation, and sent me lots of updates. She is extremely reliable and always communicating which was great. Thank you for the wonderful care, Tatiana!”

“Zachery Woods, Yixuan is an excellent and loving dog owner and goes out of her way to care for other dogs. She volunteers at the animal humane center in New Mexico and has volunteered at some of their adoption events, including a human dog 5k race. She also cares for and trains her own dog who is a rescue. Zmw”