Wag'n Tails Pet Sitting

03/21/2025

WAG is growing its family and seeks an experienced vet assistant to join our compassionate and cohesive team in surgery & wellness. WAG saves lives every day by reducing pet overpopulation. More info at: https://wagwag.org/about/job-opportunities/ PLEASE SHARE!

03/21/2025

Local Oregon folks, if you can help in any way, please do. My Sadie was adopted from here 💕

10/26/2024

Halloween is just days away; Please be mindful of your four legged family members.

1) When passing out candy, have your pet in a secure location so that they don't bolt out the door. Halloween can confusing and scary for them.
2) Candy 🍬 can be lethal for our furry family members, so be certain that your pet can't consume any.
3) Black ⚫️ animals, especially cats 🐈, can be in danger if they get out.
4) The constant knocking at your door, or ringing of the doorbell, could cause your pet to run away.
5) The costumes that Trick-or-treaters are wearing could also cause fear for them and make them react differently.
6) Keep any burning 🔥 candles 🕯 out of their reach.
7) Halloween 🎃 decorations may be confusing and scary for your pet.

This is just a short list of things that can/may occur. Their safety should always be our number one concern!

01/22/2024

Green Pasture Products is what we give Sadie. It has helped her skin/rash issues tremendously ❤️

12/11/2023

12/09/2023

Please be careful during the Holidays when guests are visiting. Many pets may become stressed & bolt out of an open door.

05/26/2023

Fantastic news 👏 ❤️

City of Eugene Animal Services Budget Update:

We are pleased to share some encouraging news following last night's City of Eugene Budget Committee Meeting. Councilor Keating presented a motion to reinstate funding for the animal sheltering contract, and the motion received unanimous support from both the City Councilors and Citizen Budget Committee Members. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone involved, including the Councilors, Budget Committee Members, City Staff, and all those who actively participated by speaking at meetings or sending emails. Your unwavering dedication and hard work ensured the restoration of funding.

This was the first step in securing the continued strength of Eugene's animal services. Over the next month, we will work with the City to finalize the details and identify any potential gaps. Fortunately, the City was able to reallocate unused funds to restore the necessary funding while minimizing the impact on other programs. However, it's important to note that this was a temporary solution to sustain the community's needs for the next two years. During the upcoming 12 to 24 months, we aim to work with City staff and leadership to establish a permanent funding solution.

Please take a moment to express your gratitude by sending a note of thanks to your City Councilor or the Budget Committee. Additionally, please take some time for yourself to cherish the companionship of your animals and reflect upon this accomplishment. The past few months have been emotionally challenging, filled with uncertainty. Nevertheless, we can rest a bit easier knowing that we are once again moving in the right direction.

01/03/2023

My human is missing me and thinking of me on the anniversary of my leaving my body. She's always wanting me to be free from pain. ❤️🐕💙

01/01/2023

See you next year!

12/24/2022

Yay

BIG win for animals in our nation’s capital today! 🎉

Thank you to all D.C. animal lovers who joined us in this effort and called your council members. 💙🙏

12/24/2022

Sadie thinks every dog should live an awesome life with plenty of love, walks, treats, belly rubs, food & humans that ALWAYS treat you humanely! May your New Year be pawsitively as amazing as you are!

12/07/2022

Between Senator Warnock and the Humane Society, I'm feeling lit today!

BOOM! 13 pet stores will have to stop selling puppies!

12/07/2022

THANK YOU to everyone who supported Greenhill on ! The generosity of our local community enables us to provide a high level of care to lost, abandoned, and neglected animals while at the same time helping pet owners in need. We appreciate all the support! 💚

Pictured is smiley girl Ursula who makes the cutest little snorts when she's happy and loves to lean in for pets. 🥰💕 She is up for adoption and can't wait to find her best friend. Learn more about Ursula and all her pals at www.green-hill.org/adopt_dog.

12/07/2022

A worthy cause 👏 ❤️🐕

Our holiday match challenge is underway, and that means every gift made this month will be tripled, up to $2 million.

12/01/2022

11/27/2022

This IS what I did for Black Friday!

11/27/2022

How to keep pets safe in disasters, emergencies and during holidays:

1) Make sure your pet is wearing a collar with identifying tags.
2) Put your cell phone number on your pets tags.
3) Organize a disaster kit.
4) Check into lodging options or friends & relatives.
5) Consider boarding at your veterinarian's office.
6) Pre-plan in case you are not home when an emergency arises.
7) If you have a pet sitter, they may be able to help.
8) If you evacuate, take your pets. Rule #1: If it isn't safe for you, it isn't safe for your pets.
9) Don't allow your pets to roam loose.

For the holidays:
Tinsel can be deadly to your pet. So are many of the foods and holiday goodies that we have during this time. Pets can also become stressed with all of the holiday activities, so please be mindful of their needs and that they don't bolt out of the house when frightened.

These are just a few of the things that I like to mention but, there are many other considerations.

Fee, Snow, Sharona, Dallas, Samantha, Dazee, Shumba and Sadie wish each of you a safe and happy Holiday!