Pam's Pals Pet Sitting

Pam's Pals Pet Sitting PAM‘S PALS PET SITTING - Household Pet Sitting Service
Loving Sitter, in-home or daily visit - Gen rates listed below. Insured through Pet Sitters Associates.

NOTICE: PAM IS NOT TAKING NEW CLIENTS AT THIS TIME

We can schedule your services if an existing client and if there's availability for the timeframe intended. Note: We operate within a 50 mi radius from our office location in the Snohomish/ Mill Creek, WA area.

***If we go daily to your home to take care of fish, cats, birds, hamsters, reptiles, & other domestic, household pets: - the price ran

ge is normally at $20.00/ day. Note: We have experience with some exotic household pet care, but not all, - as you might imagine. However, if you feel we can handle it - we're willing to learn and assist whenever possible.

***Daily dog walking, pooper scooper duty, & sitting combined services is $25.00/ day (at your home with a once/ day, daily visit).

***Note: We cannot take your pet into our location, but pet sit from your home. We offer in-home services, as listed below:
***Overnight stay pet sitting services at YOUR place of residence (in-home services) @ $75.00/ day. We are trustworthy, reliable, honest, insured, love all animals, and have references from those that have benefited from our services in the past and have given us high marks in performance. ADDED SERVICES: We offer transportation to/ from vet offices, and have helped pets get through quarantine periods and necessary vet examinations, in the process of moving from the US to a foreign country. This service is negotiable, depending on the duties involved. Finally, we will handle pooper scooper duties in your yard daily/ monthly - whatever your needs, prices vary depending on extent of services requested. Additional Costs Incurred: If we must pay for bridge tolls, pet food, pet prescriptions, vet fees, added transportation costs for pet services, and other pet sitting related fees, these are all charged separately, and at actuals, whenever applicable. Receipts will be provided, when available. (Note: We bring our own food & overnight personal sitter supplies such as our own towels, sheets, food, etc. to your home, and you will not be charged for these related items). Further Note: We specialize in "household pet services," and not farm animals. However, if there is a task you think we could handle on the farm, give us a call - we love all animals, and are willing to learn & would love to assist you in any way possible. Further references available, upon request. Member PetsitUSA
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Best Regards,
Pam Martens-Cox
President/ Owner/ CEO
Pam's Pals Pet Sitting Service

02/20/2025
02/18/2025
02/15/2025
02/13/2025
02/13/2025

"I found him on a rainy morning, abandoned near a gas station by the highway. He was soaked, shivering, and meowing desperately, as if crying out for help. I parked my truck and approached him slowly, not wanting to scare him. When he saw me, he didn’t run away. Instead, he looked up at me with eyes full of distress and hope. At that moment, I knew I couldn’t leave him there.

I scooped him up and placed him on the passenger seat, wrapping him in a blanket I kept in the cab. On the drive, he stopped meowing and began to doze off, as if he understood he was finally safe. I decided to name him "Captain," a fitting name because he seemed ready to take charge of every new adventure.

Since that day, Captain has been my loyal travel companion. Every morning, he climbs up onto the dashboard, his favorite spot, where he watches the world go by. Sometimes, he clings to the steering wheel with his little paws, pretending to drive. It always makes me laugh, and people who pass us can’t help but smile or take photos.

But Captain is more than just a funny cat. He has become an essential part of my life on the road. Thanks to him, my lonely days are now filled with laughter, surprises, and comfort. He’s taught me that even the most unexpected encounters can change our lives in profound ways. And every day, he reminds me that sometimes, the simplest acts of kindness—like helping a creature in need—can have the greatest impact."

Credit: With Dogs And Cats

02/13/2025

When I walked into the shelter today, I didn’t know exactly who I was looking for. So many sad eyes, so many lost souls behind those cold bars. And then, there was him. Curled up in a corner, his little body trembling. He didn’t even lift his head when I approached.

The staff told me he had been there for a long time. Too long. A quiet dog, resigned, as if he had accepted that he would never leave. But the moment our eyes met, I knew I couldn’t walk away without him.

On the way home, he sat on the passenger seat, hesitant at first, as if he couldn’t believe this was real. Then, slowly, he moved closer. He rested his head on my arm, his small paws gripping me as if he was afraid I might disappear. He didn’t want to let go. His whole body trembled, but not from fear. It was a mix of relief, gratitude, and pure, raw love.

I felt his warm breath against my skin, his desperate embrace, and I understood. He was thanking me. Not with words, but with this silent hug, this complete trust. As if saying, "Thank you for choosing me. Thank you for giving me a second chance. I will never leave you."

And I whispered softly: "Neither will I."

02/10/2025

A fawn who lost its mother curled up beside a fake deer which is used for target practice 😭

02/07/2025
02/07/2025
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02/07/2025

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I was driving north on Highway 75 when I noticed a trooper parked in a turnout. I glanced at my speedometer to make sure I was within the limit—everything was fine. A few minutes later, as I passed one of the signs for Exit 20, I spotted a dog lying in the ditch. She looked like she was in terrible condition.

I was in the left lane, on my way to an appointment, and felt conflicted. But something inside me urged me to act, so I made the decision to turn around and head back southbound, even though I knew I might risk getting a ticket by pulling into the turnout.

When I arrived, the trooper was still there. Relieved, I rolled down my window, and he greeted me with, “Yep! I’m here.” I quickly explained about the dog, adding that I didn’t care if I got a ticket—I just wanted to help her.

Without hesitation, he asked where the dog was and immediately went to assist. I followed him, and we found her still in the ditch, panting heavily, as if she were on the verge of collapsing.

The trooper grabbed a jug from his vehicle, fashioned a makeshift water bowl, and poured her a couple of bottles of water. The dog was wary of him but too exhausted to move. At first, she just sniffed the water, but then she seemed to realize it was meant for her. She drank it all in minutes! The trooper went back to his car and brought her more water, along with a Little Debbie snack.

She watched him cautiously, sniffing his hand but still unsure. Then, he went to his vehicle and returned with a chair and an umbrella. He told me he would stay there until she trusted him enough so he could take her to a shelter or bring her home himself.

In that moment, his presence felt like a small but powerful reminder of the goodness that still exists in the world.

Meet Trooper Tudors of the Tennessee State Highway Patrol—truly one of the good guys.

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02/06/2025

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That day, in a crowded airport, an exceptional moment was about to happen. Snowy, a polar dog as large as he was majestic, was waiting calmly beside his master, a young man who was visibly moved. The latter was about to embark on a transatlantic flight to his new life in another country. But there was a problem: his faithful companion, Snowy, was not allowed to travel in the hold due to his size and special needs.
Seeing the passenger's distress, the crew and ground staff decided to make an extraordinary exception. “We'll find him a place in the cabin”, said one of the managers, moved by the obvious love between master and dog. And so, after a few adjustments and a little creativity, Snowy was installed in the back of the cabin, on a seat specially designed for him.
Throughout the flight, Snowy behaved like a true model passenger: not a bark, not a complaint. He looked peacefully at the other passengers, intrigued by this new environment, but always serene, as if he understood the importance of this trip.
The passengers, surprised at first, were quickly won over by his presence. Some came to stroke his head, others spoke softly to him, and a few discreetly took photos. One stewardess confided, “He's probably the most special passenger we've ever had.
On landing, his master, who had spent the entire flight watching him out of the corner of his eye, couldn't hold back his tears. Snowy would be able to accompany him on this new adventure, proving once again that the love between a human and his pet can overcome all barriers, even those of international travel.
This flight will remain engraved in the memories of all those who witnessed it, as a beautiful lesson in humanity and compassion.

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