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Hi, my name is Noelle and I have loved taking care of dogs ever since I was a little girl. I grew up with two very large greyhounds and have since downgraded to a little dachshund mix of my own. I have always been eager to lend and hand to friends and family who need great care for their pets. Big dogs, small dogs and especially ones that need a little extra love while you are away - I look forward to meeting your pet and providing the kind of personalized care that you would give them yourself.
Hi! Growing up in a house full of pets (3 dogs included) I've had tons of experience taking care of animals. Specifically, I've walked, fed, played with and groomed my dogs. I have even removed splinters and ticks from their paws/skin. Before leaving them, I always make sure they have been fed, have a fresh bowl of water and cannot escape/come into contact with any hazardous objects. My main concern is always for the well-being of dogs as their health and happiness are vitally important to me!
"Thanks for the detailed report card! It sounds like Kaiser had a great time!"
"Laura's the best. Augie loves seeing her bestie and I love knowing someone so awesome is taking care of my pup. Thanks Laura!"
"Thank you for taking such good care of Augie! We hope to see you again soon!"
"It sounds like Augie had an awesome time with Simon. He gave a great descriptive report, and he gave me peace of mind! We hope to reunite Augie and Simon again soon!"
"Lena was very friendly and my little guy came home from his walk nice and tired. I would definitely work with her again :)"
"Stoner loves his walks with you! You treat him as I would. He says thanks for a great Friday night out!"
"Simon is quickly getting to know Thor, making his walk better and better. Love the picture with Monument as background. "
"I'm not going to lie. I love my dogs and have a hard time teusting people. My dogs walk fast too but Andrea hauled right along with them! She's amazing and i woild recommend her! Thank you for taking care of my dogs!"
"Laura was great!! I forgot to add my second pup to the walk and she made sure to check in before leaving him home. Thanks Laura!"
Malden is a healthily-populated city in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The city has a rich and interesting heritage as one of the original Puritan settlements purchased from Native Americans in 1640. Malden has its own local animal hospital for pet owners who may need a little help keeping their pups happy and healthy whether they live in town or are just passing through. There are also many other animal hospitals and clinics just minutes outside of the city limits if you need help while on your way into or out of town.
Dog owners in Malden report that they adore the dog-friendly atmosphere found in the neighborhoods here. The area is mostly residential with many home owners who have owned property in the area for generations. A leash is required unless otherwise posted or in your own fenced-in yard. Leashes are advisable throughout the city as the streets can be a maze of vehicles, especially during rush hours. Your dog will expect you to take him everywhere with you when you are in Malden, so be prepared for many treks both through town and to the surrounding areas. Nahant Doggie Beach is just a few minutes outside of Malden and makes a great spot for a dog-centered getaway!
North Malden is a great spot in this busy Massachusetts town to get some time in with nature. If you want to visit a safe green spot with plenty of breathing room, you and your dog should up to either of the two parks found in this neighborhood. Oakdale Park is found on the northwest corner of the city, Pine Banks Park is just a few minutes to the east. These two parks both require leashes, but there are so many snifftastic sights to see that your pup won’t even notice. These parks are loved by the locals, so be sure to help keep them clean!
West Malden is another great part of town for families that love to be outside with their canine companions. The residential streets throughout this neighborhood have their own gorgeous green spaces to speak of. Fellsmere Park has both open fields and an open lake where you can enjoy time in the sun or take a refreshing splash. Just make sure you have plenty of waste bags with you and towels for the ride home. You will need to keep your dog on his leash while in this park, but you can make it up to him with extra treats after he finishes his walk.
Central Malden has a variety of attractions that will entertain you and your dog for days. There are several small parks in the neighborhood that all permit dogs on leash. There are paved and dirt paths to walk along with your dog without any worries about the terrain. Dogs of all sizes are a common sight on leash with their owners in this neighborhood, so be sure you have a good leash of your own with good control over your pup in case he gets overly excited. Roosevelt Park is a wonderful place to start your adventures with your dog, just be sure to bring a picnic blanket and your clean-up baggies!
Close to the Rumney Marsh Reservation, East Malden is a pawfect place to get some exercise with your dog. Mostly full of residential streets, locals just have a short drive or walk to get to the public parts of the reservation land. Be mindful to obey all posted signs, as visitors and dogs are only permitted in certain areas. Hunting Field is a beautiful place to throw a frisbee or tennis ball around with your dog right in the neighborhood. Just be sure you don’t forget the dog toys, waste bags, and a blanket to lay on when you need a breather.
South Malden is widely residential. It is also home to the sniff-tacular Malden River. The river is a gorgeous spot for a picnic or a walk with your dog. You will want your favorite leash with you to keep your dog safe and close, as many locals visit the river to fish, relax, or walk their own dogs after work. You can access the river from many pull-offs along the residential streets, so pack a blanket and some extra snacks and head to the southern part of the city for an exquisite afternoon by the water with your charming furry friend.
