Dog Walking in Surprise, AZ

$40.00 for two visits a day. I enjoy my interaction with your pets. It's like going to visit your grandkids, you have a day of absolute pleasure with them, and then you go home and reenergize for the next day of fun. It's one on one time, and some pets need more attention and miss their families while they are away.

The Kitties I love cats annn̈d they love me. I volunteered at shelters and I have fostered kittens and cats. I'm taking care of 6 cats of my own. Although I can not replace you, I will give them lots of t l c ,spruce them up,brush them,and make sure they get enough exercise. I'll do everything you would do and give them their meds if necessary. The Pups Most of my experiences is with with small and medium dogs. We will go for walks and play games with the ball..whatever makes them happy.. Your pup will get brushed every day, and she will get lots of tlc and snuggles . Although there is no substitute. for you,I promise to treat them like my own fur baby.

Welcome to Alicia’s Pet and Home Care! I’m Alicia, founder and passionate animal advocate. My journey began when my beloved English Lab, Otis, suffered a traumatic experience at a kennel. Despite thorough research, Otis returned depressed, injured, and frightened. This heartbreaking incident sparked my mission to provide exceptional care, ensuring your pets’ safety and happiness. As a former registered nurse (RN), I’ve transitioned to full-time pet care, supported by one trusted independent contractors. Our services encompass daily care, walks, and specialized palliative care. This compassionate support helps you and your pets navigate the end-of-life journey, providing love, medication, and companionship. You can trust us to care for your furry family members, giving you peace of mind while you’re away. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I recognized a growing need for home pet care services, particularly for individuals hospitalized and unable to care for their pets. I established a partnership with the social workers at Banner Boswell, who would reach out to me for assistance. When possible, I would visit patients in the hospital to obtain necessary information, collect keys, and gather details about their pets’ care. I would then provide temporary care for their pets until family members could assume responsibility or the patient was discharged.