September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. As pet sitters, it’s very important that we have specific plans in place for the pets we care for no matter the time of year. Arizona is host to many potential problems from intense dust storms to seasonal flooding. By having a universal plan in place we can handle [...]
Father's Day need not be just for two-legged Dads, but for four-legged Dads too. I would like to honor a four-limbed "grandpa"; by sharing the story of Butler, a Great Dane/Sharpei pooch! I first met Butler when he was 4 years old. The family that had him could no longer care for him and they [...]
By 5 pm every single day so many pets with a lifetime left to give will be killed because no one steps up. Think about that. I am sure you shake your head and say; "Sad, but it is not my problem." I challenge you to walk the chaotic hallways of the pound. I challenge [...]
Mother’s Day celebrations need not be just for two-legged moms, but a celebration for four-legged moms, too. I would like to honor a four-legged mother by telling the story of my littlest friend, Dillon. I first spotted Dillon at the PACC911 pet rescue adoption event held at the Franciscan Renewal Center on March 10, 2007. From [...]
Halloween festivities and trick-or-treating can be entertaining for all ages, although it can be frightening for pets. Here are some great tips to consider. 1. Isolate Your Pets Pets can become stressed when loud ghosts and goblins knock at your door. Place your pet in a closed room in your home. Make sure that your [...]
An unruly or ill-mannered dog can impact everyone in your family. Don’t take a chance by hiring a trainer who is unqualified. Just as choosing a trustworthy pet sitter is important, so is choosing a qualified dog trainer. We’re often asked for recommendations on dog trainers, but we only recommend those who we feel are [...]
