House Sitting Seminole

“Kallie did a great job caring for my two senior pets. Both the cat and dog were calm and comfortable when I arrived home. The house was in order and Kallie kept me informed throughout my travels. I plan to call on Kallie again the next time I travel.”

Anita A.

“Rita is always willing to work with our scheduling requests and always communicates with us for everything. The cute pictures of our pup that are sent when Rita is here, shows her care and compassion to keep us informed and confident that our loved is in good hands. Thank you Rita.”

James D.

“This was our first time using Shannon and she was great! The dogs are happy and were well taken care of when I was away. She even cleaned up a bit around the house for me which I really appreciate and did not expect. :)”

Candace S.

About: I’ve had puppies and rescues since age 5. I’ve trained puppies and special needs senior dogs with love and consistency. A tired dog is a good dog! I’m a Florida/Texas hybrid. As such I am very fortunate to have had the opportunity to acquire experience in caring for animals of every shape and size from birth essentially! . I have cared for a wide variety of animals including dogs, cats, cows, horses, pigs, rabbits, goats, turtles, fish, chickens and even llamas! Some as secondhand exposure to how their needs dictate their care, while others as ownership and primary care. As a critical care nurse for nearly 18 years I developed skills in accuracy, prioritization and diligence. I no longer work in that capacity and my goal with Rover is simply to care for fur babies as their people would so we can all have full happy lives! I’m currently open to sitting/visiting/walking during the day. I can also offer bathing. I have experience with a variety of needs and sizes. I’ve never been without a dog by my side! I have a large fenced yard and have large dogs. I take them to the beach and dog parks regularly. I’m open to unsocialized dogs who need independent, at home care as well.

“Zach took amazing care of Bolt and our home. He sent us updates/photos which every pet parent loves! We will definitely be using Zach again for our dog watching needs!”

Shaylynn W.

“Jack was great with our rescues, who still have some separation anxiety! We will definitely use him again.”

Lynn S.

“Alexa was just phenomenal with my senior husky! She was communicative and sent picture updates. Def recommend to other dog parents out there, especially with older dogs!”

Christopher G.

“Finding someone you can truly trust with your beloved pet is priceless, and we feel so grateful to have found that in Maria. She is trustworthy, compassionate, reliable, respectful, and went above and beyond to make sure both Chico and I felt comfortable throughout the entire experience. I wholeheartedly recommend Maria to anyone looking for someone who will care for their pet with the same love and attention they would give their own. We will absolutely be booking with her again. Thank you Maria for taking such amazing care of our sweet Chico!”

Lu S.

About: Myself and my wife have enjoyed our lives basically surrounded by dogs. When we were young and first married, we bought a house in the woods with two acres to build into a dog sanctuary. We breed and raised dobermans and danes. We built kennels and fenced in park for our kids (dogs). Our house was a paradise for dogs with a walk in basement and garage, heated and air conditioned complete with sofas, dog beds, carpeting and TV. We lived in Indy at that time. All our dogs were kept inside while we worked and always kept in ac and heat depending on season. The outdoor kennels has a large roof overhead and a deck off the back which lead to our wooded fenced in back yard(1 acre). We constructed a 200 foot walkway throughout the woods with well first class lighting. The property was on o hill and at the back a 20x 20 deck was at the end of the walk way. Our pool was a large 40x20 foot pool. All dogs trained on where steps were (pool school) and the dogs compound was separated by 5 foot chain link fence. All dogs were taken to obedience training by myself and my wife. We had one litter of 8 Doberman puppies and kept three puppies with their mother. When the mother passed we adopted a black Great Dane, she was 7 months old and spent half her nights downstairs in the kennels and lounge area with Jaba our largest pup to be his best friend. We always had two dogs in our bedroom, alternating both couples from downstairs to upstairs. People would say “ when I die I want to come back as one of Dan and Terry’s dogs”. We were fortunate to have the facility, which we designed and built, to make everything work so well. After our litter of dobermans aged and expired, we needed a friend for our Dane ( Molly Dane). We went to a no kill humane society event with our Dane and found a perfect Lab mix who just adored her. The name they had given him was Chauncey. We brought him home and showed him all his new home. He loved the woods, the pool, the kennels and the freedom of the back woods. He, however, was escape artist. The woods was all fenced with 5 foot brown chain link fence, but he kept getting out. We would search the neighborhood till we found him. We determined he could not jump the fence but rather he would climb it to escape. Given time, he would also dig under. We then added an invisible fence to the top of our fence only on the outer perimeter ( over a mile of wire). We trained him if he got within 3 feet of the fence, he was warned with an audible tone from his collar. However, if he got close enough he would receive a shock. This system worked great. Later, however, he had no desire to even leave his house and he loved his Dane. We, shortly later, rescued a Jack Russell from an apartment life which lacked human companions due to long work schedules. We kept him for a month and found a great home for him with another Jack Russell and a fenced back yard. We later rescued a wiener dog,who had nipped a kid, and was destined to be put down. He became a member of the family because my wife feel in love with him as he looked like a Doberman puppy. We sold our home in Indy, and moved to our second home in Florida with the Dane, the Lab and the wiener. I am currently sitting in my recliner writing this with the only survivor from those years in my lap, the wiener. We now have him, 14 years old, and his little friend, Joey (a rescue wiener 10 pound chestnut colored cutie). That’s our story. We do like to travel and we definitely hate to leave our dogs. We always have friends come to the house while we vacation and won’t go if all was not perfect for their care. Rudy, the old wiener, is now 14. He is blind now and Joey is a baby lap dog. We still walk Rudy in a baby carriage. He still is enjoying the elder years as much as we can provide. We have always loved our dogs. We love all DOGS! We are retired and live in a four bedroom ranch near the ocean. I work a day or two at a country club and my wife enjoys free golf and tennis with me. We never leave our dogs more than 4 hours. We are home or nearby most of the time. See pictures. Our back yard in perfect for dogs ( fenced,safe,etc). And our house is safe and comfortable . We have turasso floors, no carpet, and an open floor plan. We walk our dogs in a great neighborhood with sidewalks and speed bumps.

“Joli was very accommodating to a last-minute schedule change, and was great with Greg Junior! So happy to be able to recommend her to other pet owners, and she is a natural with dogs!”

Greg J.

“Kelly was amazing! We had a last minute family emergency and she really came through. She took amazing care of our fur babies and our home, with quick responses and tons of updates and images. I would highly recommend and absolutely rebook next time.”

Brock H.

“sent a lot pics and our dogs were so happy.....we came home to 3 content happy dogs. we would use her again and highly recommend her.”

Jenay C.

About: I’ve spent over 10 years caring for dogs and understand how important it is to have someone you can trust with both your pet and your home. I’m comfortable with dogs of different sizes, personalities, and energy levels, and I’m happy to follow your pet’s normal routine as closely as possible. Whether that means walks, playtime, cuddles, meals, oral medications, or simply keeping them company, my goal is to make sure they feel safe, comfortable, and loved while you’re away. I work remotely, which gives me plenty of flexibility to provide consistent care and companionship throughout the day. For house-sitting stays, I can work from your home when appropriate, allowing me to spend more time by with your pet while maintaining their normal routine. I’m also available for drop-in visits and walks based on my availability. When caring for pets in a client’s home, I respect both their routine and their space. I carefully follow feeding, walking, medication, and household instructions and prioritize keeping pets comfortable in the environment they already know. I also believe communication is important, so pet parents can expect regular updates and photos while they’re away.

“Tina was very helpful! She gave my dog good attention and kept on his schedule great. She provided pics and updates while I was out of town for a week. She gave us real piece of mind!”

Brianne R.

“Kaitlyn was great with my dog, Hudson! She gave him love and care as if he were her own. She was communicative, timely and send a ton of photos and updates each day! As someone who is super picky with choosing someone to care for my dog, I couldn't have been happier with Kaitlyn! She also left my home spotless and in the same condition I left it in, would 100% use her again!”

Andria S.

“Parker was great with our 3 little monsters. I had no worries with her giving them their medication and taking care of their needs. I highly recommend Parker!”

Dana T.

About: I love animals and my family and friends have always relied on me to walk, bathe and feed their pets and just spend time with them. I think spending time with our animals is extremely crucial because they need affection too. I'm currently a student, which actually works in your favor my schedule is flexible around a set class routine, so I can commit to consistent visit times. I follow the routine you set for your pet as closely as possible like same feeding times, same walk routes, same house rules. I keep a close eye on any pets in my care at all times, I'm careful with locks/gates/doors when coming and going, and I always have a plan in place in case of an emergency.

About: I not only raised 17 of them—each with their own quirks, needs, and personalities—but I've done so alongside becoming a vet tech and studying to be a veterinarian. That means I'm not just giving belly rubs (though I’m sure fantastic at those)—I'm also bringing real medical knowledge, behavioral insight, and lifelong intuition to every interaction. Pet care fits naturally into my routine—before class, between shifts, and weekends—offering consistent, loving attention while balancing vet tech duties and veterinary studies. Its life. I care with patience, love, and skilled hands—providing routine, comfort, play, and medical and emotional support. Every pet gets my full attention, respect, and heartfelt compassion.

“Courtney did a great job sitting with Shelby. I received several pictures and updates every day and Shelby enjoyed her time with Courtney. Came back to a clean house as well!”

Geeti B.

“Mandi was amazing with my dog, Chuy!! She sent me updates because she knew I was anxious and was so communicative. I look forward to having her watch after him again :)”

Hilary M.