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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.
Hello! My name is Christina and I’m currently a full time student studying Biology and I work full time as a Vet assistant. I’ve been working with animals for years and have always wanted to pursue a career with them as long as I can remember. I have lots of animal shelter volunteer experience, as well as volunteering with Jenkinsons Aquarium. Last summer, I was an animal care/trainer intern at Six Flags Safari Discoveries. I can’t wait to meet your furry best friends!
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Proud dog mom of a beagle and Doberman! I love all animals and have had experience with many different 4 legged friends. Exercise is a very important part of my life and I can’t wait to meet some new furry friends to walk with!
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Hey my name is Justin Esteves. I currently reside in Toms River NJ and have one dog of my own. Her name is Rosie a small chihuahua. I'm 28 and owner of East Coast Escape Room. I have a Batchelors in Education.
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Hello! My name is Keith and I have been a dog owner all my life. Growing my best friend was an all white coat German Shepard named "Star" and boy was he a star! Since then I've owned and taken care of many breeds from Dalmatians to Chihuahuas, and especially those lovable mix breeds. I am very familiar with all of the parks and pet playgrounds in center city Philadelphia and am always looking forward to meeting the next canine friend.
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Hi, I’m Star! Dog owner for 12 years and committed to caring for your pets. Full time student at MSU and full time animal lover. Feel free to message me any other questions or requests
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Hi there! My name is Ashley and I am an animal lover! I have a Bachelors Degree in Kinesiology, so I love being active outdoors with my furry friends. I currently have two dogs, Tayzer (lab, 6-years old) and Atlas (pit bull/boxer mix, 4-years old) that I have raised since they were only 6 weeks old. When I am not walking dogs, I enjoy riding motorcycles, playing soccer, and being a personal trainer. I am also CPR certified, just in case!
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My name is Joseph, I am 26 years old. I am pursuing a career in education as I plan to become an elementary school or middle school teacher. I have my own German Shepherd dog who I spend most of my free time with. I got her as a puppy and I trained her on my own.
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I am a full time social-worker and a huge dog lover. I have spent my whole life surrounded by dogs and am extremely comfortable with them. I’m a hard-working, fun and responsible individual and your dog will be in great hands when with me
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Hello, I am a very friendly, kind, humane, fun, energetic person who will give your pet the attention it needs and deserves! I am reliable and responsible and honest. Thank you for reading and let me be your next pet walker or sitter.
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“Puppies are like Doritos, you can’t have just one!”
Hello! My name is Danielle and I have a dachshund named Leo. I also grew up with 2 amazing full-sized collies: Danny and Laddie. I work as a recruiter for my day job, but in my free time I would love to help take care of your fur baby as your dog walker.
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Stafford Township treats canine citizens like kings. The small township encloses three unincorporated towns, Manahawkin, Ocean Acres, and Beach Haven West, and boasts three separate veterinary hospitals, some including emergency service. Stafford Township also offers some of the best parks in the area for dogs who like to feel the dirt between their toes. Nautilus Park is one of these places; it’s fun for the whole family rolled into one place. Set the kids on the playground and walk the paths with your dog’s wagging tail leading the way!
If your dog needs something a little longer to get tired out, you want to head to Manahawkin Wildlife Management Area. This 1,600+ acres wildlife retreat welcomes dogs as long as they’re on leash. We wouldn’t want the pups to upset the wildlife they’re trying to manage!
Stafford Township is, confusingly, also the name of a park inside of Stafford Township. This may be the locals’ attempt to keep this gem secret. This park has a great view of the water and is less focused on playground equipment and sports, making it a great place to walk your dog and relax in nature. Stafford Township is a great place to get back to basics: clean air, good walks, and great views!
The Doc Cramer Sports Complex is a large, sprawling place in the heart of Stafford Township. It’s a great place for you to hit the walking paths with your dog. Your dog has to stay on leash in the area, but there are plenty of great places to walk. You can play disc golf through an 18 hole course, or just walk the course instead. Wind around the sports fields to work up a sweat or enjoy the bleachers and picnic areas instead. If you’re looking for a convenient place to rest, the Doc Cramer Sports Complex is the place to go! Afterwards, catch a bite to eat at TGI Fridays at one of their dog-friendly, outdoor tables.
Manahawkin is practically crowded with great parks to take your pup to. Start with Manahawkin Lake Park III, a grassy place right near the water. You can find events like community concerts there on summer evenings, and every day your dog can find fun things to sniff and paths to walk on and explore. If you need something else, try A. Paul King County Park right next door. This park gets down to the water for swimming, and has plenty of BBQ grills pots for mealtime. Your dog can paddle around as long as he stays on leash! At the end of the day, grab an outdoor, dog-friendly table at the Mud City Crab House. Perched right on the water, it’s a great place to catch a pawsome seafood meal with your best friend in tow.
Ocean Acres is a residential community that’s split between Stafford Township and it’s neighboring Barnegat Township. It’s also home to Lighthouse Park, a small place where you can walk your dog. There is a half mile walking and jogging path in the park that’s perfect for quickly burning up some doggy energy. Locals can visit the park morning and evening to easily get the level of daily exercise most dogs need. If you have a pup who needs to cover a lot of ground to stay calm and happy you may have to branch out, but in a pinch this park works great as a quiet, natural place you and your dog can visit.
The Edwin B Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge borders Stafford Township on the coastline. It’s a world heritage site, covers more than 70 square miles, and every year draws thousands of bird watchers as migratory birds flood the area on their way north and south. Dogs are allowed into the open spaces of this refuge. Though pups need to remain on leash, there’s so much to see, hear, do, and smell that they’ll be plenty tired out. Bring water and snacks and a make a day of your trip to Edwin B Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge!
If you’re up for the all day adventure your dog dreams about, get in the car and drive 15 minutes north to the town of Forked River. The Forked River Mountain Wildlife Management Area is over 6,000 acres of fun exploration for tough hikers and strollers alike. You can pick up trail maps and create the perfect day for you and your dog. Take it easy and enjoy the woods that are frequently populated by migratory birds, or turn up the difficulty and gain some elevation for amazing views of the surrounding area. Remember to bring your own water and a doggy bowl, because this area isn’t cultivated.
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