Your pets are given fresh food and water, walked if applicable, brushed and loved. The home is made to look like someone is there by alternating lights and window coverings and by picking up the mail and newspapers. Services also include bringing the receptacle to the curb on trash day. Houseplants are watered as necessary. During the summer we also water flower and vegetable gardens.
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Under new ownership, At Home Doggie Daycare is an environment that fosters the integrity of stellar pet care through love and care, healthy initiatives, and creative bonding development between humans and pets. We strive to provide a loving, safe, and fun place for your pet. It's their home away from home.
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Pet and House Sitting Day and Night & Dog Walking
Dog Daycare, pet sitting, dog walking.
Pearl Paws
We are open and taking proper precautions to keep you and your pet safe! Meet your pet's second best friend! We are a full service dog walking and pet sitting service located in the Pearl district. Whether it's just a walk, a weekend away or a vacation, we are here to spend time with your pet when you can't! We have a combined 20 years of experience and a connection to pets like no one else. We offer a free meet and greet and the first walk is on us. Give us a try today!
Now launched in Portland. After 19+ years as a trusted dog sitter in Raleigh Hills and SW Portland, I created Fetch Sitters to make finding exceptional dog care easier—more personal, thoughtful, and affordable. Fetch Sitters is not a dog sitting service and not a middleman. It’s a modern, local platform that connects loving dog owners directly with experienced, reliable sitters. No markups. No hidden fees. Just real connections built on trust. If you’ve worked with me before on Rover—welcome back. I’m still personally caring for dogs, while also connecting other amazing sitters with families looking for the right fit. If you’re new—welcome. I can’t wait to meet you and your pup. Dog owners and sitters can explore and connect at FetchSitters.com.
