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Sittings take place at your home and boardings take place at your pet caregiver's home.
Flexible transportation
All pet caregivers offer pick-up and drop-off for boarding services.
Live updates
Your pet caregiver will send photos and videos throughout the service in addition to a thorough report card.
Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of pre-screened and insured pet sitters and dog walkers. In less than 15 minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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My name is Kelly. I live in Meriden, but willing to travel! Animals are my passion. I am an energetic, loving, and experienced petsitter, animal boarder, and dog walker for over 15 yrs. I have over 8 yrs experience with rescue animals. I care for all breeds, from Maltese to Pit Bulls or an English Mastiff! Not just dogs...I care for all pets-cats, birds, fish, reptiles-to name a few! I’d love to meet you and your pets! Your pet is a part of your family, and will care as if they’re mine!
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Hi, my name is Eliana. I grew up surrounded by dogs my entire life. I absolutely love animals!I have been pet sitting for friends, family and neighbors for several years. I'm a reliable, energetic, kind, fun loving person. I'm comfortable with any sizes of dogs and breed.I truly enjoy the company of pets and I look forward to providing you peace of mind while your fur babies are under my care. They are going to be safe and very loved !
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Socially Distanced Pet Care
Avon, Connecticut, sits about 10 miles northwest of Hartford. While it is a much smaller town than Hartford, Avon still has its fair share of problems, one of which is animal homelessness. Luckily, the animals in this area can find care at local shelters.
Our Companions Animal Shelter opened in 2002 in Ashford. The organization quickly garnered attention for being the first animal sanctuary in the state. The animals that end up at Our Companions Animal Shelter live in an environment that is more like that of a home than an animal shelter. Animals at the sanctuary are given a lot more freedoms than they would have received in a regular shelter. Animals of all ages and breeds are accepted at Our Companions Animal Shelter.
The Connecticut Humane Society was founded in 1881, making it the oldest animal welfare organization in the state. The organization’s goal is to find loving homes for each companion animal in the state. While an animal is in the humane society’s care, staff helps provide medical care and affection until the animal can be placed in a new home. Each year, the Connecticut Humane Society helps more than 6,000 animals find new homes. As a non-profit organization, the Connecticut Humane Society relies on donations and volunteers, as well as fundraising efforts. The organization currently has four locations across Connecticut.
If you live in the Avon area and are interested in adding a pet to your household, consider a visit to one of these local shelters to find a furry new friend.
Do you have an athletic pooch? If you have a disc-catching canine whose talents you are ready to show off, be sure to head over to the Annual Skyhoundz Canine Disc Championships in East Hartford in May. This event takes place in McAuliffe Park where there is plenty of space for your dog to catch all the discs it can!
Admission for watching and participation are both free. Registration takes place on-site, so show up early if you wish to have your dog compete. This competition is open to both expert disc catchers and novice dogs!
Contact the East Hartford Parks an Recreation Department for more information about entering the competition.
Are you ready to sip on drinks, eat tasty food, and hang out with your dog? If so, each August, Yappy Hour hits the Shoppes at Farmington Valley in Canton, Connecticut. Yappy Hour is an evening of fun with treats for your pooch from Nora Cupcake Company and doggie bags full of goodies for the first 150 donors, so bring something to donate!
Get sloppy kisses at the Puppy Kissing Booth and enter your dog in the Best Dressed Pet Photo Contest. Meet dogs that are looking for a new home during the event as well!
Proceeds from the event go to Dog Star Rescue.
Labor Day is a time for BBQs and fun, and at the Brews, Blues, and Biscuits event in Avon, your dog can participate in the fun! Spend the afternoon listening to blues music while your dog runs through the off-leash area. There is cake tasting available for humans and dog food tasting for the dogs. Enjoy craft beer, food and cupcake trucks that are there to provide some great snacks! There will also be raffle prizes, including the World’s Most Expensive Dog Biscuit.
Admission for anyone over 12 is $10. Each registered attendee will receive a doggy bag with goodies, including raffle and beer tickets.
Hartford, Connecticut, is home to the Connecticut Pet Expo each November. You and your favorite four-legged friends won’t want to miss out on this event at the XL Center! The two-day event features hundreds of vendors, non-profits, and other organizations in the pet industry. You won’t want to miss out on the demonstrations, champion cat show, or the Rainforest Reptile Shows!
All well-behaved pets are welcome as long as they are leashed.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children between the ages of four and 12. Children under four are admitted for free.
On Saturday and Sunday, the expo starts at 10 am.
Head over to Nevers Park in South Windsor, Connecticut, each May for a day of fun with your pup during the Paws in the Park event! Sponsored by VCA Animal Hospitals and Camp Bow Wow, this event features vendors booths that showcase great pet-related products and services. During the event, your dog will love to participate in the fun contests for the chance to win prizes.
There will be a live auction and a silent auction during the event, so come ready to swoop up some great items from local donors! Kids will love that they can play on the Moonbounce and create art during the event.
The first 400 guests will receive doggie bags. Adoptable dogs will be on-site, and these dogs will participate in an adoption parade in the hopes of finding a new home.
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