Doggy Day Care North Hollywood

“Amorn & Adam are incredible! I got so many updates and photos throughout the day and felt truly relieved to leave my dog with such great people. Norman was well cared for and in excellent hands!”

Kaitlyn B.

“I can't wait for Dodger to have another adventure with Scott! He loved playing with the other dog and I received so many cute photos and videos of my baby.”

Gina T.

“Trish and Andre were fantastic! Mochi had a great time and got plenty of exercise. They were also very communicative and sent fun photos and videos throughout the day. Will certainly book with them again!”

Ryan H.

“Nicole was absolutely amazing with our 5 month old pup. I was super nervous to leave him and she comforted him from the first moment. I wish we lived closer to her because we would hire her again and again.”

Jennifer B.

“Jordan took such great care of our pup! She even took him to the beach when he was feeling restless. She’s also very responsive to messages. We would book with her again :)”

Abby P.

“Mandy is always so great with Nami! She sends updates throughout the day so we never have to worry and she makes sure to spend lots of time cuddling and playing with Nami 🐾”

Maria L.

“Patricia and Daniel took care of Honey Blue as if he were their own dog. From the start, communication was top-notch — they sent frequent updates and the most beautiful pictures I’ve ever received of him (truly!). You can instantly tell how sweet they are and how much they love dogs. They also have a great outdoor area where Honey looked so happy and relaxed. When I picked him up, I could tell he had such a good time… he didn’t even seem like he missed me! I couldn’t have asked for better sitters — I’d trust them again in a heartbeat.”

Melissa G.

“Adam was an awesome dog-sitter! He was responsive, accommodating, and polite. He even sent us photos of Daisy throughout the day, which reassured us that she was doing okay. I would highly recommend Adam to other pet owners!”

Mack H.

About: I had my first chihuahua when I was ten years old and my second at 20. I have taken care of small dogs from puppy stage (12 weeks) to senior (16 years r.i.p my angel 🤍) with every responsibility that comes with it from potty training a puppy to teaching basic commands to medical care for a blind, deaf and highly dependent senior dog. I occasionally watch my friends and neighbors dogs, recently more frequently and it’s something I love doing because I really love dogs but cant commit to having my own so if I can be of service taking care of yours, I’m here for it. I imply the same rules that go in your home. Whatever your dog is allowed/not allowed at home will be the same at my house. I’m very transparent, honest, responsible, loving and caring. I’ll send you as many photos/videos/updates as you want for your peace of mind while your dog is in my care. My expertise is with small dogs but I’m definitely open to large dogs as well. If you have any questions at all, don’t hesitate to write me. 🫶🏻 I’m an artist who works from home most of the time and I rise early so I’m definitely flexible with my time and can accommodate any walking/feeding/medicine schedule your pet may have. My only “not at home time” would be 2h at the gym however. I have a one bedroom apartment in a big apartment building in North Hollywood. I do not have a balcony or terrace or backyard but the building has a small, fenced dog park.

“Soraya was amazing with our puppy, Noche. She took great care of him, kept him safe, and made us feel comfortable while we were away. She was kind, reliable, and treated him like he was her own. We really appreciated the updates and the care she gave our little guy. We would absolutely book with Soraya again and highly recommend her to anyone looking for a trustworthy and caring sitter. Thank you so much for taking such great care of Noche!”

Gabi Y.

“Marcelo and his wife provided exceptional care for my dog, Tobie. Despite Tobie's initial protectiveness and territorial behavior, they persevered, demonstrating consistent effort and understanding. They remained undeterred by his attempts to withdraw or display warning signals. Consequently, Tobie acclimated to their presence quickly. I received a text message confirming his well-being shortly after departing. Upon my return, Tobie showed reluctance to leave, even glancing back to see if Marcelo's wife was accompanying us. I highly recommend their services, particularly for owners of protective dogs. Their patience and commitment to ensuring Tobie's comfort were truly commendable.”

Tichina F.

“Ahana took great care of our little Butters. She sent a lot of pics which always makes me feel so much better. What impressed me most about Ahana was her flexibility. My plans changed last minute and I had to drop off Butters a day early. She helped me change the date on the app and was just so accommodating. Highly recommend.”

Daniel H.

“My pup had a lovely time with Nancy and her pack of 3 small dogs! We did a thorough Meet & Greet, introducing the dogs on a brief walk, seeing her home, and going through my dog’s routine and preferences. On the first day of dog sitting, Nancy sent me regular updates of everyone going on plenty of walks and getting along. I appreciated Nancy’s dedication as a dog lover and the thoughtful questions she asked to make my pup comfortable in her home 💜”

M.E. P.

About: Your dog deserves a good time. You deserve not to worry. Most of my adult life has involved figuring out how to have a full career, move around, travel, handle the occasional life curveball—and keep my dog happily built into the mix through all of it. Before Mario, there was Bruiser. He came to me with significant health issues and severe anxiety from his life before me. Early on, I had a trainer helping me simply get a collar onto a dog who wouldn’t come out from under the bed. He had essentially never been on walks. Everything was new, and trust had to be earned slowly. Eventually, Bruiser became a rockstar. He traveled throughout the Pacific Northwest with me while I built ski and snowboard retail spaces for work. He hated the snow (I couldn’t really blame him), but loved the car, loved being in the store, and became the unofficial mascot everywhere we went. The biggest thing he taught me: the dog you meet today may not be the dog you see once they feel safe. Since then, friends, coworkers, and even shelters have trusted me with their dogs. So have hotels—after years of business travel with a dog in tow, we were still welcomed back as return guests. Anyone who has traveled extensively with a pet knows that’s not a particularly low bar. I’m comfortable with puppies, seniors, big dogs, little dogs, anxious dogs, and dogs who need some extra patience. I care much more about understanding the individual dog than whatever assumptions come with their breed, size, or age. After years of being the person who relied on trusted sitters to make work, travel and life possible, I finally have the time and space to be that person for someone else. I’m returning to LA and building my next chapter here—new goals, freelance and startup work, a few side ventures, and a social life I’m happily filling back in as I go. My work has never fit particularly neatly into a 9–5 box, and right now neither does my life. I work independently, much of it from my laptop, which means I have more control over my calendar than most people working a traditional schedule. That flexibility is part of what I can offer you. I’ve spent plenty of my own life being the person whose meeting ran late, trip changed, work suddenly needed me somewhere else, or opportunity appeared with very little notice—and having a dog never made any of those logistics simpler. Right now, I can be the person who absorbs some of that unpredictability on your end. There are fewer dinner reservations I absolutely have to make at 8, fewer gym classes at 6 sharp, and more room to say, “Sure, I can make that work.” I like a life where you catch the show, take the trip, meet people along the way and let some of the story write itself. So I don't inherently mind a last-minute request. If I’m available, your dog is a fit, and the logistics make sense, ask. I still have work, plans and a life of my own—your dog is joining it, not filling an empty calendar—but at this particular moment, mine has a lot more give than the average 9–5. One limitation remains firmly outside this new era of possibility: despite everything podcast culture has promised me, I am still not a 6 a.m. person. I’m a big believer in prevention—but also in paying enough attention to react when prevention meets real life. My home has a large, fully fenced yard that Mario and I use as our outdoor living space. Over time, I’ve continued adapting it based on what I actually observe rather than assuming that because something should keep a dog contained, it always will. When Mario demonstrated that the small gap beneath a fence was apparently plenty of room to begin an unauthorized neighborhood outreach program, I added guards along the bottoms of the fencing. When gardeners or anyone else needs the garage opened, an additional folding barrier covers the temporary gaps. Gates stay secured while work is happening, and the people who regularly come onto the property know the routine: Mario gets his mandatory affection, barriers go up, dogs go in, work begins. I also have cameras covering the outdoor space as another layer—not because I expect disaster, but because I want to know when something changes. Unexpected motion at night progressively gets my attention through the house and outdoor lights and eventually my phone. Usually I’m not looking for an intruder; I want to know whether an animal entered the yard, weather shifted something, fencing moved, or a gate isn't sitting the way it should. That’s generally how I approach safety: prevent what I can, notice what changes, and react before a small problem gets the opportunity to become a big one. This is also a real home in a real LA neighborhood, not a sealed dog-care facility. Guests staying in a separate studio cross the courtyard when coming and going. My neighbors and I have long maintained fencing and boundaries so their small dog stays on their side and ours stay here. Neighborhood cats occasionally hop fences on their way home. Dogs bark. Deliveries happen. Wildlife exists. Life occasionally ignores the plan. So while I take managing the environment seriously, I also need dogs staying here to encounter normal surprises without becoming dangerous. That doesn’t mean perfectly trained, never anxious, or friends with every creature they meet. A dog who needs redirection, space, patience or thoughtful introductions can be completely workable. Aggression is different. I cannot host a dog whose response to an unexpected dog, cat, person or ordinary neighborhood stimulus could reasonably be to attack. Once you leave your dog with me, managing everything I reasonably can becomes my responsibility—and I take that part seriously.

About: Hi there! My name is Jennifer and I am a lover of animals and nature. I am very attentive to the animals that I work with and I am highly sensitive to the needs of those around me, including animals. I grew up having a variety of pets, including cats, dogs, fish, snakes, and hamsters. I currently only have one pet, a bearded dragon (who lives in a tank). I have several years of experience working as a pet groomer's assistant for a mobile pet grooming business, where I worked daily with dogs and the occasional cat. I am happy to come to your four-legged friend for dog walking and check-ins, or they can come to my home for boardings. Thank you for visiting my profile and I look forward to meeting your fur baby! I am a part-time student so I have plenty of time to give attention to your beloved best friend! I am home most days of the week and only out for short periods of time to run errands. My schedule is fairly flexible. For boardings: I have a front yard & a back yard, however the front yard will only be used if your pet is leashed so as to not risk them getting out. The backyard is escape-proofed for even very small dogs, and your pet will never be left outside unsupervised. The backyard is big enough for playing fetch & potty breaks. I typically do not leave any animals alone in my home for more than a couple hours at a time, in case I need to run an errand. For sittings: I am very courteous as to keep your home in the condition that it was left in upon arrival. I will put items where I found them & treat your pets and your home with the same care & respect that I would give my own pets & home!

About: I’ve grown up around dogs my entire life and absolutely love the joy and comfort they bring. No fur baby is too big or too small to accompany me on my neighborhood walks. I look forward to becoming your pets new friend! I’m a freelance assistant with a ton of free time to cater to your pets needs. I have the flexibility to be available for you in the morning, afternoon or night time. I live in a secure apartment building with no children or other pets in my home. I have a park nearby where everyone walks their dogs, water and food bowl on hand if needed and ready to accommodate each and every one of their needs.

“When Tyler says “above and beyond” she truly means it! This was my first experience with Rover and was so fortunate to have booked with Tyler. She was extremely responsive, highly communicative, and truly embodied what it means to be a “dog person”. During my dogs stay we were provided with several photos and updates throughout the day and upon pick up my pooch was a happy girl. As for the cherry on top, my pup was evidently pampered as she smelled amazing and even had an adorable little bow on her collar. Again…” above and beyond”. Thanks Tyler!”

Dayamara N.

“Sandi is the best! Orion is very anxious in new places with new people but she got so excited when she saw Sandi again. I’m glad she can have a new home away from home.”

Cailey R.

“Omar took great care of our dog and sent multiple pictures throughout the day from which it was clear Jessie was having a blast - highly recommend!”

Ricardo M.

“Nina took excellent care of my puppy! And I know he can be a handful! He has nonstop energy! But I can tell he was well taken care of. He seemed to really like her. Nina was easy to communicate with. Sent me pics of Chico during the day to make me feel at ease. I would definitely recommend her!”

Francisco R.