How it works
Skip the kennel
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.
What is Wag!?
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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Thank you for considering me to walk your dog. I understand that this is part of your family I will promise to treat themAs my own and be very protective of your dog. I promise to be kind and gentle I promise to keep my word and to be where I say I’m going to be and be back when I say I’m going to be back. Your dog will be showered with love and affection. If your dog does not know how to walk on a leash We will work on that.

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Socially Distanced Pet Care
Can run with dogs, Senior dog care, Fast walker, Puppy care, Training experience
Hi, my name is Rachel! I’m currently attending Concordia University and pursuing my Bachelors in Music Education. I’ve grown up around dogs my entire life, and I currently have a crazy blue tick coonhound named Bella! Unfortunately, I don’t get to spoil her daily now that I’m off at college, but dog walking allows me to take care of other pups!

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Fast walker, Puppy care
Dog Boarding in Holland
Holland, Michigan is celebrated for its charming downtown and sandy white beaches along the shores of Lake Michigan. For animals in need of humane care and placement into homes in Holland and the surrounding county of Ottawa, the Harbor Humane Society provides a range of services.
The Harbor Humane Society was founded in 1956 as Ottawa Shores Humane Society. Harbor Humane Society’s mission is "to provide a safe harbor for animals entrusted to our care as we strive to secure their future through out outreach and educational programs".
This non-profit organization has a successful 100% placement rate for the animals who pass through their program. In 2016, they took in 549 stray dogs, 80 dogs from owner surrender, 32 transferred animals, and 56 other intakes. Of these homeless hounds, 336 found fur-ever homes, 280 were reunited with their owners, 21 were transferred and there were 61 euthanized. The only animals who are euthanized are those who are gravely ill or of such aggressive temperament they cannot be placed in homes.
The Harbor Humane Society offers a spay and neuter clinic. They provide a range of educational opportunities to teach about animal care and management. The program relies heavily on volunteers, who receive orientation and specialized training to work with the animals. Happy hounds in this harbor area of Ottawa County ought-ta-wag-a tail of happiness for the love and care they can find through this organization.
Upcoming Dog Friendly Events Holland
Dutch Dog Parade
Dutch Dog Parade
If you are from Michigan, you may be familiar with the jingle, "Tulips are blooming in Holland, Michigan. Tulips bright colored and gay. Dance on the scrubbed streets of Holland, Michigan. When tulips bloom in May." The tulip season is celebrated across Holland during the first two weeks in May. As part of the festivities, there is the Dutch Dog Parade through the 1.5-mile parade route in town! Hometown hounds are invited to don their Dutch costumes and celebrate the season. Dogs must be leashed and vaccinated to participate.
Nelis' Dutch Village
Nelis' Dutch Village
Take a day trip to the Netherlands and relish dutch culture at this charming park! There are a variety of three-season activities, a village, demonstrations, Kompen street dancers, and exhibits to enjoy. Your "hond" (Dutch for dog) is welcome to accompany you to see the windmill or watch children slide down a giant wooden shoe! You may come for the day or purchase a seasonal pass. There are varying admission rates for adults, children, and seniors.
Quincy Dog Park
Quincy Dog Park
Your dog can enjoy 5 acres of free play off the leash at the Quincy Dog Park. The "bark" is double fenced and gated with separate areas for large dogs and small dogs. This well-planned park has water and water bowls. There are asphalt walking paths, tables, benches and plenty of security lighting. You and your companion can enjoy the shade trees and changing seasons in this park. There is even a play area for the kids! The well-cared-for park is highly reviewed by human play partners.
Eighth Street Market
Eighth Street Market
Held on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the Holland Farmer's Market on Eighth Street is a place of abundant pleasures! The sights and smells of the market are a treat. Highly rated for the locally sourced food and goods, the market is also an entertaining place to visit. There are street performers and demonstrations. The market Fall Fest is especially fun with pumpkin carving, hayrides, strolls, and fun family games!
Dune Dogs & Treats
Dune Dogs & Treats
The area celebrates sand dunes to explore and, when you get hungry, you can bring your "hot dawg" for a Dune Dog at this popular roadside restaurant! Have a deep fried Dune Dog and ice cream - trust us. Located near off Ottawa Beach Road, you can sit at the umbrella-covered patio tables with your dawg to take in the people, cars, and view. The owner is rated as friendly and it's just a great and relaxing stop for both your and your Rover!
