FetchPet Care will pet sit in your home or a sitter's home! Fabulous personal service.
I am in HP and they pick up and deliver my dogs to my home as well. Here is the contact information: The
holidays are on their way. Instead of saying” HO HO HO” – are you saying “How
how how” am I going to get pet care while we’re gone? No worries! That’s why
we’re sending you this email reminder to reserve your overnight or daily pet
care service in advance. We’re starting to book up quickly, so please give us a
call now at 412-307-4923, email us at northpittfetch@gmail.com, or submit
an online request for service at http://www.fetchpetcare.com/pittsburgh-cranberry-wexford.
As we like to say at Fetch! Pet Care “We’ve got your tail covered” – so help us
to help you keep your holiday plans by booking your service today.
From: joy.v.hickey@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2011 10:52:36 -0500
To: neighborhood@highlandparkpa.com
Subject: [Highland Park] Pet Sitter List
Hi Neighbors.
A few people have asked me to post the list of Pet Sitters. So here goes:
We decided to go with Dog Gone Walking. A lovely Lady, Jen:
412 376 7364. She is charging us $10 per 10-15 minute visit (we have chickens and only need food and water fill ups) but she also offered to water plants, switch lights around so it looks like we are there, and to bring in all our mail. Very nice woman.
Other recommendations:
The girl, Alison is a veterinary technician and really seems to know what she's doing. She mentioned that she lives on a farm and has horses and other farm animals. Her rates are also very reasonable @ $15/visit. We are using her for the first time over Christmas and are expecting great results.
nancytragard@aol.com
Nancy is a friend of mine and she is an amazing pet sitter. She gives very detailed feedback to the owners. Good luc
Janet Kelly, excellent. 412-247-1638
Works the east end and has been walking our dog for 3 years. No complaints.
Matt McCartney is great. He walks\sits for our dog as well as all the others on our block. 412-867-6874
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