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Hi all! My name is Kate and I was born and raised in the heart of Texas! I adore dogs and haven’t lived a day without one by my side. I treat my three longhaired miniature dachshunds like children and love them with all my heart. I started dog sitting when I was 14 and haven’t stopped as I am now 22. My neighbors have 4 dogs (German Sheppard, Labrador Retriever, and 2 Yorkshire Terriors) and I am always taking care of them. I have experience with many different breeds and temperaments. I would love to attend to your furry companions needs and be your pup’s sitter or walker! Happy Wag!
"Love Kaitlyn and after first walk Marly knows her name and ran to the door. ❤️"
"Jill is great! She is very tentative, and gave us great updates of our dog. We highly recommend her, and would love to have her walk Zelda again. Thank you for taking care of our puppy! "
"Kaitlin was super sweet and sent me updates and videos throughout both walks. I wasn't sure how it would work having both dogs walked in one day, but she made it really easy and got it done. Thanks you Kaitlin!"
Originally a small town on the Gulf Coast settled by Quaker missionaries, Friendswood had little growth for many years. In fact, up until the 1950’s, the town had no doctor, bank, or newspaper! Today, however, the town is full of growing families and their four-legged friends, who enjoy the multiple outdoor recreational opportunities available there.
While Friendswood does not yet have a dog park, the nearby town of Pearland has one. Southdown Dog Park is just a short drive from Friendswood. It is a fenced-in area with sanitation stations, a small dog area, and lots of grass to run and around and play in. Off-leash dogs will love socializing with the other pooches!
Friendswood’s other parks allow dogs on-leash. Centennial Park is one of the areas’ largest parks, complete with over a dozen sporting fields, two pavilions, and a new amphitheater. Your pooch will love watching the fish and birds around the large pond, and the half-mile nature trail. Nearby Stevenson Park, which is the location of the Concerts in the Park series, also has a jogging trail and lots of space for running and playing. A smaller park, the Old City Park is more secluded and has tons of winding nature trails for adventurous pups to explore.
Stevenson Park has a half mile jogging trail where your leashed pup can join you for a walk, or the two of you can enjoy a free-form wander through the rest of the park where there are plenty of sounds and smells to make for a sniff-tastic time. Plenty of trees for shade and benches throughout the park offer a place for a rest if you need one. A trail leads from Stevenson Park, over Clear Creek and past a horse stable, and all the way to Old City Park. Fido will thank you for another round on the trails at this 6-acre park.
Fido will be leaping for joy over the waggin’ good stroll at Oxnard Park. The two of you will enjoy the peaceful and well-maintained environment. The nature trails are graveled and will lead you through the shaded, tall-tree woods to Clear Creek where you can dip your toes (and paws) into the cool water. There’s plenty of open, grassy, green space for playing Frisbee with your pooch or playing ball or wrestling in the sun. Tie up your trainers and pick up the leash, and take your pup for a stroll in the park, making sure to take time to explore the creek. Note that this park does not have restrooms on site.
1776 Memorial Park is a well-maintained, yet rustic, park that remains a very natural environment. While it doesn’t have the usual amenities of playgrounds and picnic tables found in many community parks, the lush green hiking trails that wind back through the woods and follow along Clear Creek are sure to keep you and your pup awed. The wooden benches along the trails provide a rest from your walk when you and your fur baby are tired, or just want to take in nature’s beauty. The park has few visitors, but is a lovely place to give your pup a good round of exercise in the fresh air. Invite a few of your dog enthusiast friends to join you with their pups for a friendly stroll.
Centennial Park in this neighborhood is a great place for a short stroll with your pup. The park features a small trail amidst the trees that loops around a small pond, as well as an amphitheater and many sports fields. The park is typically quiet, which allows you and Fido to enjoy a carefree romp in the open spaces between games, or find a quiet moment on the shaded seating on warm days. Make an outing with some of your friends and their pups to this hidden gem. This park does not have restrooms on site for humans.
Challenger Seven Memorial Park honors the astronauts who were aboard Space Shuttle Challenger when it exploded January 28, 1986, 73 seconds after liftoff. Approximately 100 acres of this 300 acre park has been sanctioned by the Audubon Society as a designated bird sanctuary. Fido will be thrilled to take a leashed walk on the 2.2-mile boardwalk trails to follow the sounds of birds singing, insects chirping, and frogs burping as you walk along. There’s a fishing pond on site that is stocked annually and makes for playful fun playing with the fish and ducks that live there. This park has a range of facilities, including picnic areas and restrooms, so pack a lunch and make a day of it!
