Doggy Day Care Oak Hill

“Robin was exceptional!!! I would 100% revisit her every time I am in Nashville. She created such a welcoming and comforting space for my Tucci, made sure she was active, and constantly communicated updates! Robin was super friendly, flexible, and she had so much access to good green, safe, dog-friendly spaces! Best sitter ever! Thanks Robin!”

Luke T.

About: I’ve been an animal lover my whole life. I love dogs of all sizes. We have two black labs and a shepherd mix. We also have a cat and several aquatic creatures. I’m currently working part time from home and have plenty of free time to care for your pets. My schedule is fairly flexible and I look forward to meeting your furry friends! I’m very detail-oriented and happy to follow your instructions for the best care for your pets. I love walking so happy to do neighborhood walks or hit the local hiking trails or dog parks.

“Alex is amazing! I was in a pinch, downloaded Rover to find someone to watch my puppy for the next three days and she immediately responded. She is the perfect fit being so kind and patient!”

Emme M.

“This was our first time having other folks watch Clemmie and we appreciate the care and photos! Megan and Kerry have a great set up, and our pup had fun playing! Excited to have her go back for more fun.”

Lizzie G.

“Ally was awesome!! Thank you for making our first experience so good!”

Kristy D.

“Jonathan Ryan took our 5 and a half month old Goldendoodle for the day and it was well worth every penny! He communicated well and wore our pup out! Our boy came home happy and exhausted and we definitely plan to use Jonathan Ryan again!”

Tara G.

“We couldn’t be more pleased with Levirina. It’s not just that she’s situated close to North Bend, which covers any needs we have for Seattle overnights and other jaunts. That is indeed super convenient, but as anyone reading this already knows, convenience is hardly the number one factor in choosing a dog sitter. The most important reason for recommending Levirina is her handling of Penny Lane, our sweet and somewhat anxious Doxie. Penny suffers from separation anxiety, a challenge that’s been exasperated by the lack of socialization during quarantine. Though she’s struggled with other sitters, we are absolutely thrilled to report that Levirina is basically her new BFF. This woman is like the fairy godmother to nervous shorties like Penny (and her parents). When we arrived Penny waltzed right into L’s house like she was visiting old friends. And when we left L, seeming to intuit that we needed extra reassurance, started sending pictures and videos of Penny enjoying herself. It can’t be overstated how valuable these pictures and status updates are for nervous lovers of nervous dogs. We aren’t just worried about our dog, but also about the burden she might be creating for someone else. We felt deeply reassured by Levirina, who kept Penny engaged and happy the entire time. When we picked Penny up it was clear she was happy and contented, and her parents could not be more grateful. We recommend Levirina wholeheartedly to anyone with a short or nervous doggo.”

Laura C.

“Ranger and Chappy had a wonderful day with Michelle! Her three beagles welcomed them right away, and they all hit it off immediately. We’re already looking forward to our next visit.”

Tyler H.

“Bugsy had an amazing time with Jill and came home tired and content. Jill is wonderful and caring and loves all of the animals in her care with great attention.”

Deborah C.

“Tara was amazing! Cleo went with her and didn’t look back. She came home happy. Highly recommend.”

Douglas N.

“Nash had a great day with Brian. I will definitely utilize Brian again to watch Nash!”

David S.

About: I am a dog lover hoping to know and love as many dogs as I can! I have spent over 8 years volunteering at various dog shelters and have learned how to handle and care for dogs of all shapes and sizes. I have also fostered for a few years and ended up rescuing my own dog, Daisy, last year. I have learned many skills including leash handling, reading cues from dogs, handling stressful situations, raising a puppy, and understanding what a dog needs to be fulfilled (whether low energy, high energy, or in between). A dog’s comfort is always my priority and I love getting to know each dog's personality so that I can give them the love they need! I can’t wait to meet your pup! I work remotely on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. I am also available on weekends. Since I have my own dog, I have a complete routine for pet care. I have a friendly dog named Daisy and plenty of toys, leashes, and treats. We also have a dog park in our apartment complex and plenty of space to roam around and explore. I prioritize Daisy and will do the same for your dog!

“Ariana was great with my pup! She was flexible and accommodating, which I so appreciate. My pup came back tired and happy from daycare with Ariana and her pups, so I know she had a good time! Would totally recommend her to watch your kiddos!”

Alexa V.

“Bentley had a great time! Alicia took him in last minute and I’m so grateful!”

Sydney W.

“Patti is the only person I have fully trusted with my dogs on multiple trips away. My dogs are very spoiled and need/love attention 24/7. It took me several tries to find someone who checked every box, but she checks boxes I didn’t even know I had. There have been trips where my flights were delayed or even canceled, yet Patti has always been flexible and made sure my dogs were in great hands until I could get back. Patti is so good with my dogs that when I walk through the door, yes, they’re excited to see me, but then they look at me like, “Where’s Patti?” I know that whenever anyone I know needs a sitter, she is the only person I will refer them to. Patti has amazing communication skills, leaves my place spotless, and I always know they are in the best hands with her!”

Savannah S.

About: Hi there! I am a lifelong pet owner with experience with all animals and ages and sizes. I currently have a wonderful, two-year-old golden retriever who loves all other animals. I also have experience with special-needs, sick or end-of-life stages and can administer medicine and other treatments. I am extremely reliable and reachable at all times of the day. I look forward to serving you and your pets! I work remotely and can help at all times of the day and week. I can also work on short notice if something comes up. I can care for pets in all living arrangements and depending on the individual pets needs as well as the owners. We can come up with individual plans to best fit your pet.

“I'm new to the area and I'm glad I found Jim. He took great care of our 2 dogs. His fenced in backyard was a plus as my pups love to run free. I'll definitely rebook.”

Scott B.

About: Hello! My name is Melanie Sha. Part-time pet sitter. I absolutely love animals! I am available for in home pet sitting and daycare. My goal is to make sure your pet(s) are happy and well taken care of! I have had dogs and cats my entire life and know that they are apart of the family. I have experience with both small dogs and big dogs. I also have taken care of both puppies and senior dogs. I pet sit for friends and family whenever needed. I will make sure to keep you updated with pictures and/or videos if requested. I look forward to meeting your fur babies and assisting them with all of their needs! Since I am a stay at home mom, I’m available for sitting in my home and daycare anytime 7 days a week. I’m happy to provide full time care. I have a 4 year old small pup and an 11 year old large pup both very sweet and would love friends to come run and play in fenced in back yard. Your dogs will be treated with lots of love and care

About: Caring for dogs and cats is one of the most fulfilling and rewarding experiences! I have over 11 years of paid and volunteered hands-on experience caring for a wide range of pets, including my own animals and those I’ve fostered through rescue organizations. I’ve had cats and dogs my entire life but over the past 11 years I have volunteered at various animal shelters and provided the services I now offer on Rover through word-of-mouth and other platforms/websites! I have experience caring for cats and dogs of all ages—from newborns to seniors—and pets with medical conditions, special needs, and behavioral challenges. I also have experience with birds, rabbits, and some reptiles. My family owns a farm so I have experience providing care for farm animals as well! What sets me apart is my ability to quickly assess and adapt to each pet’s unique personality and needs. I’m especially patient and attentive with nervous or reactive animals, and I’m experienced in administering medications, maintaining structured routines, and creating calm, secure environments for animals in transition. AND I just might take the cutest/funniest candid photos of your pet that you’ve ever seen. Check out my photo gallery of cute fur babies I’ve loved on! Fostering has also given me valuable experience with socialization, basic training, post-surgery care, and working with pets recovering from trauma or neglect. I genuinely love building trust with animals and helping them feel safe, which is something pet owners consistently appreciate when they leave their companions in my care. IMPORTANT NOTES: *House sitting is a great way to ensure your pet has companionship in addition to having their physical needs met (food, water, bathroom etc.) Please note that house sitting and constant care are two separate services. Constant care (aka 24/7 house sitting) means that I would only leave your pet in the event of a genuine emergency. Otherwise, all of my time will be spent at your home caring for your pet. This is priced at an hourly rate, which will vary case by case. For traditional house sitting, we will discuss a plan that you’re comfortable with for how often I will leave your pet(s), and how long they will be left alone. If your request is well in advance of the stay, I can most likely adjust my schedule to focus more on your pet(s) if needed. Please vocalize your wants, needs, and expectations. **Meet and greets strongly suggested/required in some cases if: A) You have a pet with extreme anxiety, behavioral issues, or unknown reactions to being left in the care of a new person. B) You live in an apartment complex—mainly if you feel or have been told that your complex is difficult to navigate. I don’t want a large chunk of the visit to be spent trying to fI want to be spending as much time with your pet as possible! C) You have particularly unique and/or specific preferences for your pet’s care. I love detailed instructions—actually, I prefer you share as many details with me as you’d like. No one has ever bothered me with too many details/instructions! I would love to get a feel for and see what this will look like during the meet and greet. ***as of 2/20/26 I will have moved from Franklin, TN 37069 to Nashville, TN 37215. My ability to continue services with repeat clients from before that date (without an additional distance fee) is contingent on driving time to your location. **** if you find any part of the booking is not meeting your standards/expectations, please communicate this to me so I can adjust the issue or potentially request a refund via customer support for that visit. I strive to individualize care per your requests in order to effectively meet the needs of every client. Furthermore, I want my clients to always feel heard and supported. *****Boarding and day care information if you have a medium to XL size dog, pets who don’t react well to cats, and/or you prefer a yard and extensive exercise during the booking: My family owns a large property and farm about 10 minutes from my apartment. I am able to stay there in their guest house with your pets rather than board them at my apartment. That’s why it says I live in Greenhills yet also have a yard/fence, and live on a farm. This is honestly preferable for any large dog who are guarded/activated around other dogs. Like most apartment complexes, my complex is heavily populated by dog owners and we would encounter other dogs each time we go outside. That being said, I can still board larger and/or reactive dogs, dogs who don’t mix well with cats, and dogs requiring extra exercise. We would just be staying on the farm! ____________ More about me (if you’re curious): -Outside of pet care I am a licensed social worker (non-practicing at the moment) and a part time esthetician student. My social work career mostly includes providing individual or group mental health therapy, and case management for individuals experiencing homelessness, previously incarcerated, and/or with mental health and substance use disorders. As you can probably imagine, shifting towards Rover and esthetician school has been a major change! -During my free time I love working out—Pilates, barre, & running/walking. I’m relatively athletic so I can provide exercise tailored to each pet’s needs. With pets whose owners would prefer more exercise, I am able to provide more fast paced exercise, such as speed walking or jogging. And you’ll never have to worry if your dog happens to be a larger dog and/or pulls on the leash. Still haven’t met a dog I haven’t been able to walk! -I’m very big on volunteer work since I am not currently practicing social work. I have a very nurturing side, and while I’m so excited to become an esthetician, I would love to still be engaged in service of others. Right now I am developing an outline for a “pay what you can” farm-to-table service using the products of my family’s farm. Also in progress is an incorporation of my skincare, beauty, and wellness services into a larger ministry that serves survivors of trafficking, addiction, and/or DV. -During my free time I also enjoy binging thrillers and crime dramas during my free time. I’ve been getting into true crime podcasts. So yes, I’ll most likely be listening to Dateline while driving to our meet and greet at your house when I’ve never met you before. As if I need to be any more nervous about that part of this job! Happy to do it though. I love this job. But if you do happen to want to meet at a dog park or coffee place, I won’t object! - I’m a Nashville native and the oldest of four kids in my family. I’m a bit of an extroverted introvert. I enjoy my alone time and being home as much as possible. But if you bring me around social situations, I could talk to just about anyone about anything. - I have a kitten, young adult kitty, and a senior cat living with me full time. I have a senior (family) dog living with me only a few months out of the year when my parents snowbird in Florida. However, due to his recent decline in health/mobility, he most likely won’t be living with me in Winter 2026, unfortunately. Until I graduate the first week of October, I will be commuting to a night school M-Th 5:30pm-10pm. I work another job remotely and set my own schedule, which doesn’t impact my Rover bookings much. I typically know my schedule 1-3 weeks out, so scheduling conflicts are adjustable if I’m already available for the majority of the booking. Last minute bookings are typically contingent on your flexibility with the visit times and/or my being available without having to cancel appointments, or compromise the quality of another pre-existing booking. With that being said, I do accept last minute bookings when able, at no extra charge. I’m happy to chat and try to come up with a game plan that works for everyone! Rover is my main obligation outside of school, apart from occasional appointments here and there. Being available, flexible, and dependable for my rover bookings is extremely important to me! Alongside client satisfaction, self-care is imperative to me. While I am finishing school over the next couple months, I typically will not accept early morning bookings unless there is flexibility with the times. However, I am able to offer late night visits on days off from school due to my routine sleep schedule. Quite a few of my repeat clients work night shifts and I’ve provided care for their pets between 11pm-4am. I try to avoid committing to any visits after 4am and before 10am so that I can keep a consistent sleep schedule, and be punctual for you! When caring for pets, safety is always my top priority. I carefully follow all instructions from the owner, including dietary needs, medications, walking preferences, and any behavioral considerations. I have gained a good amount of experience over the last few years in the area of taking care of senior pets and pre-adoption pets. My pup, Pasco, is currently receiving medications and palliative care, so I have personally experience in this area. Before adopting my kitten, Ocean, I recently fostered three pre-adopted kittens that needed bottle-feeding and gentle help with passing stool. I make sure the home environment is pet-proofed—keeping hazards like wires, cleaning products, and choking risks out of reach. I also monitor pets closely for any signs of distress, illness, or unusual behavior and will notify the owner immediately if anything seems off. Building trust with both the pet and their owner is equally important. I take time to get to know each animal’s temperament, routines, and comfort zones so they feel safe and secure in my presence. Whether in my home or theirs, I maintain a calm, structured environment, offer plenty of positive attention, and create a consistent routine that pets can rely on. Regarding trust and safety, as a sitter I also request that you disclose any video and/or audio surveillance inside your home before officially booking with me. It goes against Rover’s guidelines (and federal law) to not disclose indoor surveillance. I recognize that it is part of today’s culture to have at least some form of video surveillance on one’s property. 90% of clients I work with have some form of video surveillance. As an owner myself, who also hires Rover sitters to care for my pets, I understand there’s an element of trust that has not yet been built, in addition to the general security concerns associated with being out of town. I am not against video surveillance and wouldn’t turn away a client for having a couple cameras. However, excessive surveillance throughout the inside of your home is not something I’m comfortable with, personally. I have no doubt you’ll find someone who doesn’t mind, but I am not that person. For in-home services, I’m respectful of the client’s space—leaving things clean and secure, and keeping communication open with daily updates, photos, and check-ins so the owner feels confident their pet is in good hands.

About: I grew up having dogs and adopted my first dog on my own in college, Kehlani- she is now 10! I’ve learned how to juggle 2 now the she has a 5 yr old brother, Niko. They are absolutely my children so I treat them as such and will extend the love to your furry kids too! I currently work full time, but a hybrid schedule so I am home all day except for Wednesdays & Thursdays. My lunch breaks can vary, and am always available after 4:30 during the weekdays for drop ins. I have a fully private fenced in yard, along with 2 super sweet pups that love making new friends. Treats, toys, & belly rubs are never out of stock.