Pressley’s Pet Sitting

02/17/2025

02/13/2025

We hope you all our furry friends are giving and getting lots of extra L🐾VE this weekend! ❤️
Do you want to plan a weekend getaway for your valentine?
We have openings available TODAY!
Call now! 828-460-1009

02/12/2025

Are you seeking a more tailored overnight pet care experience? We are now accepting new canine clients for the upcoming spring and summer travel season! To arrange a meet and greet, please contact us directly. 828-460-1009. Conveniently located off HWY 70 in Nebo.

02/01/2025

If I have not been set up on my online booking system, please shoot me your email and cell phone number so I can send you the registration link! From there you can book directly, update your pets profile with their vaccine record, and everything is paperless!

01/25/2025

And remember to keep snack bags and plastic food containers safely confined. Pet suffocation cannhappen in under 2 minutes and it occurs FAR too often!

01/11/2025

Realizing I’ve not posted an updated photo of our kennel room, where we have 10) 5’x10’ kennels. Everyone is provided a raised bed and we encourage sending personal items from home to keep in their down time space for comfort!
Shoot us a message to book a meet and greet and checkout our kennels!

01/08/2025

A little sneak peek at some of the improvements I am making slowly but surely everyday!
So happy to be starting off the New Year with some awesome pups!

If you have started looking into your 2025 Vacations, don’t forget to book your pups a stay where you won’t have to worry!

We are a small 10 kennel overnight dog facility who operates 24/7 365 days a year! Come check us out as we improve the new place daily!

01/08/2025

PLEASE don’t let “outside” dogs suffer or even die in these extreme temperatures!!!
Highs in the 30's and lows in the teens are coming!

BRING THEM INSIDE: The best option is to keep all pets indoors. However, if they must stay outside, you must ensure they have adequate protection from the harsh cold. Breeds like Huskies are equipped to handle winter thanks to their thick double coats, which provide insulation. On the other hand, dogs like Pit mixes, with their thinner coats and exposed undersides, are more susceptible to the cold and should either be brought inside or given insulated shelter. Puppies and older, frail, or sick dogs are particularly at risk in cold weather and require additional protection.

PROVIDE SHELTER: When temperatures drop below 45 degrees, having access to an insulated doghouse, garage, or shed can help keep your dog warm. Dogs that are used to living indoors or in milder climates should not be left outside during freezing conditions. Make sure the shelter is readily accessible, as you may not be home when the temperatures plummet.

INSULATE SHELTER: While a plastic or wooden doghouse can shield them from wind, it won't keep them warm without proper insulation. Use straw bedding—not hay—to insulate outdoor shelters. If you’re using straw to insulate a doghouse, it should be packed tightly along the sides and back. The dog should be able to burrow down into the straw for warmth. Bales of straw typically cost $10 or less at local feed stores and can fill 3-4 doghouses.

Dogs MUST have UNFROZEN water. Be sure to check on this several times a day

12/21/2024

Go see our friends!! 🎄🐾

12/19/2024

What better than a gift that keeps on giving!! 🎅🏼
Reach out if you’d like to send someone giftcard towards any stay of their choice!
Make sure your pet has a home away from home while you travel for the holidays! 🎄

WE ARE OPEN AND HAVE LIMITED AVAILABILITY FOR CHRISTMAS! 🐾

10/17/2024

I am operating with power and water and back to booking dogs regularly now!! We are very fortunate to still have a home and place of business when so many of us have lost so much. Keep an eye out for updates to our kennels as things start leveling out and construction on our reception and amenities will resume soon! Keep us in mind for all your pups through the holidays! We look forward to seeing all our regulars!

Send a message to learn more

09/30/2024

I am heartbroken to make this post; we have suffered a horrible thing here in our little hills and hollers and it has not left one person uneffected. We will spend the coming weeks and months picking up the pieces and each other. A lot of lives, homes and jobs lost. I sit here clinging to my child thinking of all the mothers who just clinged to theirs as they spent their last moments together. I have read post after post of people pleading for help. People running out of water, food, and time. I’m young, strong, willing, and able to help. These are our neighbors.
We are without power and running water here and I’m on limited resources for the dogs. I have clients trapped and unable to pickup their pets. I will have to cancel all bookings until we get power and water again. I can only kennel dogs in emergency (life or death) situations for folks right now but I’m willing and able if the need is there. I can take donations to help feed these pets until they can be reunited with their families. Please reach out if you feel I can help in any way and I’ll do my best to make sure the need is met.

07/12/2024

We are hiring!! Come join our team!!! Part time
Job up to 20 hours a week. Some weekends and holidays! If you would like to apply please go to https://www.mcdowellhrportal.org/animalshelterattendant

06/02/2024

"Animals choose to come into our lives. They are part of our karma and we are part of theirs. Sometimes they are found "abandoned" or wandering, in the middle of a road or in danger in the heart of the night; other times they are found at the front door of the house, as sent by fate; other times they arrive from loved ones, neighbors or strangers.

Animals were already in our karma at least. In this life, as in the others. According to Brian Weiss, the same animal often incarnates itself several times during our lifetime, simply changing shape and coat, and being recognized by small gestures, details and subtle habits. This is clearly seen with cats.

When a "new" animal enters our house and knows exactly where to go, it's a sign that it simply says back. Many people, at the moment of death, receive the soothing vision not of a deceased relative, but rather of an animal. This means a lot. Because for our soul there is no difference between one species and another.

Animals are in our evolutionary path just like we are in theirs, for this reason we must respect them as sacred creatures and take the greatest care of them. They are part of us, in a different form of the universe."

— Lionel Dupont

Artist Credit: Shinya Okayama (Predog).

05/18/2024

This is so me ❤️🐶

05/17/2024

*She has been reclaimed*

Anyone missing this girl? She was found up 226a.
Once again we are at MAX CAPACITY and will have to make unfortunate decisions today!