Making new best friends since 1994.
Loving Care when you’re not there.
Compassionate, reliable pet sitting you can trust
After years of volunteering with rescues and caring for animals with medical conditions and special diets, I started this business to give pets the comfort, stability, and individualized care they deserve. As a certified veterinary assistant and positive reinforcement trainer, I provide in-home pet sitting, dog walking, overnight stays, and specialized support tailored to each pet’s needs. Your animals will be safe, happy, and truly cared for while you’re away.
Our Happy Clients
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Kya
Kya is a senior lady who doesn't take any guff. She was rescued off the mean streets by her current owner. Known to bite when feeling annoyed, she scared some of the other sitters. Now she gives Danielle hugs and snuggles with her at night.
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Ziva
Ziva was a rescue dog with a rough start—timid, quiet, and terrified of the world around her. Loud noises, new people, even her food bowl made her flinch. But everything changed the day Danielle adopted her. With patience, routine, and gentle training, Danielle gave Ziva the space to build trust and the tools to grow her confidence. Little by little, Ziva came out of her shell—tail wagging, eyes bright, learning how to play and feel safe for the first time. Today, Ziva is a calm, joyful dog who loves walks, belly rubs, and meeting new friends. Her journey is a beautiful reminder of what love, consistency, and understanding can do.
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Tonka
Tonka is a high-energy Queensland Heeler with a heart of gold. Originally a training client of Danielle's Tonka is now an A+ student in basic obedience training. He will also play catch for hours!
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Griffin
A high-energy Australian Shepherd with a big heart and a busy brain. Like many Aussies, he needs more than just a walk—he craves routine, stimulation, and connection. Under Danielle’s care, Griffin gets it all: long, sniff-filled walks, enrichment games that keep her sharp, and plenty of affection. Danielle understands his quirks, cues, and love of squeaky toys. With consistent structure and patient attention, Griffin has become more focused, relaxed, and happy.
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Marshall
Marshall had a tough start in his life, but was later rescued from a mill dog operation by his amazing parents. Danielle was his positive reinforcement trainer and they formed an instant bond. Now Marshall is always down for sleep overs with "Aunt Dani".
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Easter
Easter is a tiny bunny, with a lot of attitude. Easter is blind and requires daily medication application. It took a little while for Danielle to gain his trust, but now she is a trusted care taker for him, his kitty brother, and 3 dog siblings. They all hang out together in their welcoming home.
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Dozer
Dozer is a 30 lb. cat with a loving demeanor. He is Easter's brother and they are known to hang out and play together. Dozer runs the house and is the first to discipline the dogs when they are acting up!