After years of walking, boarding, and caring for dogs all over Westchester and Fairfield County, I’ve learned that the more you know about dogs, the more amazing they become. I get asked interesting dog questions all the time on walks, so I pulled together 20 of my favorite fun facts about dogs. Some of these … Read more
After caring for cats across more than 550 families since 2018, I have learned one hard truth: a cat can feel unwell for weeks before anyone notices. Cats are quiet about pain and sickness. That is not stubbornness. It is instinct. And it means the people who love them have to pay closer attention than … Read more
Here is something I tell nearly every family I work with: a tired dog is not only a dog who has run a lot of miles. A dog who has had to *think* is just as content, and often calmer, than one who has only burned physical energy. Mental work fatigues a dog in a … Read more
One of my favorite things about caring for animals is how much curiosity they spark, especially in kids. Over the years and 550+ families served since 2018, I have met plenty of little ones who ask the best questions about their dogs and cats. So we put together something fun to share: a printable pet … Read more
After caring for cats across Westchester and Fairfield County for years, I’ve learned that almost every strange thing a cat does has a reason behind it. Owners often ask me the same question during meet-and-greets: “Why does my cat do that?” The truth is that most of these habits are your cat communicating in the … Read more
I love Halloween, and after caring for pets across Westchester and Fairfield County since 2018, I can tell you that plenty of dogs do not share my enthusiasm. The doorbell rings every few minutes. Strangers in masks and capes appear on the porch. The door swings open again and again, right at the moment your … Read more
Fall dog walking hazards in Westchester and Fairfield counties include active blacklegged deer ticks, toxic wild mushrooms, sweet-tasting ethylene glycol antifreeze, tannin-rich acorns, and early road salt de-icers. Over 80% of seasonal dog walking emergencies stem from accidental ingestion of toxic yard debris, rodenticide baits near garages, or hidden items buried under wet leaf piles. … Read more
The best walking trails in Rye NY and Harrison for dogs are Saxon Woods Park, Rye Town Park, and the Harrison Dog Park at Veterans Park, with Kensico Dam Plaza a short drive away. Westchester County parks require a leash no longer than 6 feet and allow up to 3 dogs per person. Rye Town … Read more
A good dog routine gives your pet a predictable rhythm for meals, walks, potty breaks, play and sleep. Dogs read their day through these patterns, so sudden changes, like back-to-school mornings or darker fall evenings, can leave them restless or anxious. The best way to shift your dog’s day is gradually, moving meals and walks … Read more
Dog tail meaning depends on three things: where the tail is held, how it moves, and what the rest of the body is doing. A loose, wide, whole-body wag usually means a dog is happy and relaxed. A high, stiff tail means the dog is alert or aroused, and a low or tucked tail signals … Read more
Hi! I’m Amelia, a caring, responsible, and enthusiastic dog lover who enjoys spending time outdoors and making sure dogs get the exercise, attention, and care they deserve. I love going on walks, exploring new trails, and spending time with dogs of all different personalities.
I’m patient, dependable, and attentive to each dog’s individual needs. Whether your pup needs a quick neighborhood walk, a longer adventure, or simply some extra companionship during the day, I’m happy to help!
Your dog’s safety and happiness are my top priorities. I’ll treat your pup like family and make sure they have a fun, comfortable, and positive experience while they’re in my care. 