Furever Yours Pet Sitting, LLC

06/04/2026

Thank you so much to Scarlet K9 for the kind recommendation and support! 🐾

Building relationships with other trusted pet professionals in our community is incredibly important to us. We’re grateful for the confidence they’ve placed in Furever Yours Pet Sitting and are proud to recommend them as well for training needs.

Supporting local businesses that put pets first is what it’s all about.

This is the time of year where we see a massive surge of new pet sitters with “10+ years of experience.” Everybody wants to make a little extra cash over the summer so lots of people market themselves as pet sitters with “x” amount of years pet sitting.

What happens if s**t hits the fan? Your dog gets sick, injured, lost, even dies? You most likely didn’t sign any contracts, and you can’t leave a review warning people to stay away from this person.

Professionals are professionals for a reason. Professionals are always going to be more expensive, but that cost comes with peace of mind in knowing that your dog is being cared for by a true pro that does this for a living.

“Check me out on Rover” isn’t good enough.

We had a regular book with someone else on Rover because we weren’t available that day. Their dog came back with a patch of fur missing that looked like it was shaved. No explanation.

Are all these pet sitters bad? Not necessarily. But, how are you going to sift through them and find the good ones?

We highly recommend . The owner is an industry professional and has experience in the shelter system. She is reliable and great to work with. If we needed pet sitting in our home, that is who we would call.

05/20/2026

Resharing this today for National Rescue Dog Day 💖🐶

5 years later and Letty has blossomed into the weirdest dog I have ever met. I’m actually convinced she’s an alien pretending to be a dog.

Watching her go from scared and unsure of everything to now doing her little butt-tuck zoomie spins when she gets excited, being obsessed with treats, claiming the couch as her own, and loving hikes has been really special.

Rescue dogs deserve patience, understanding, and a chance. Sometimes they end up saving you too. 💘🐕

Today is National Rescue Dog Day! 🐶🐾💞

**I WANT TO KNOW WHAT BREED EVERYONE THINKS SHE IS**

This is my rescue girl, Letty aka Stinky, on our car ride home from her adoption. Everyone says she’s smiling in this picture!

Labor of Love Animal Sanctuary (LOLAS), located in Abingdon, pulled her from a shelter in Texas. She was saved from a hoarding situation where she lived with dozens of other dogs and inside of a cage for 23 hours of the day. I also believe she was used for breeding.

This poor girl didn’t know what love was, what a toy was, a comfortable bed, anything a “normal” dog would. We’ve had her for 1 year and almost 2 months and she is still learning and growing. Sudden movements and noises, of all kinds, scared the daylights out of her. She would scarf down her food so fast, as if she wouldn’t be getting anymore anytime soon, that we had to use a slow feeder food bowl. I can only imagine the things she’s been through. It takes a lot of time and patience to help a rescue dog unlearn their past and learn to love and trust again (or for the first time).

Letty finally has a loving home and knows what it means to be free and happy and loved. She has an endless amount of toys, comfy spots to sleep and a big back yard for her crazy fast zoomies. I’m so glad she found us. 💘🐶🦮🐾

05/15/2026

Excited for what’s ahead at Furever Yours Pet Sitting! 🐾

After taking some time away while working in animal welfare and community outreach, I’m preparing to officially relaunch my pet sitting services and couldn’t be more excited to get back to caring for pets and reconnecting with clients old and new.

Animals have always been my passion and I’m so looking forward to getting back to providing loving, reliable care for pets in the community.

Furever Yours Pet Sitting is now based in Baltimore and will be servicing most of Baltimore County, northeast Baltimore City, and parts of Harford County.

Stay tuned for updates, services, and booking information coming soon!

07/24/2024

Sarge is a 9 month old shepherd mix who came into the shelter in rough shape. He was lethargic and vomiting so our tech department did an x-ray and found a blockage. They could tell it was fabric but not much else. Our vet prepped him for emergency surgery and went in to remove it. He had several inches of bowels that had died off that needed to be removed, so he had been struggling with the blockage for a few days.

You can donate to Sarge directly on our site: https://app.etapestry.com/hosted/HumaneSocietyofHarfordCoun/OnlineDonation.html

Or Venmo

Thank you!!

Any guesses of what she found?

04/18/2024

🚨OUT OF DOG SPACE🚨

BARCS is in a desperate situation–we have more dogs in the shelter than we have kennel space to house them, and more will continue to enter our doors. Effective today, April 18, through Sunday, April 21, we are waiving adoption fees for ALL animals in the shelter in order to make room for new animals that need to seek refuge at our facility.

BARCS is the open-admission shelter for Baltimore City, we cannot turn new animals away, even if our cages are full. The number of dogs coming into our shelter has significantly increased. Dog intakes at BARCS are up 24% from last year and 71% in the last two years. We have hundreds of healthy, happy adoptable dogs that need homes, and they are at risk for euthanasia otherwise. YOU can help us not have to make any heartbreaking decisions by helping us spread the word about this mounting crisis.

ADOPT: Adoption fees are WAIVED for all animals from April 18-21. BARCS is located at 2490 Giles Rd., Baltimore, MD and we are open from 2-6 p.m. on weekdays and from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. on weekends. Fees are waived for animals in foster and at adoption events this weekend as well. www.barcs.org/adopt-dogs/

FOSTER: We urgently need foster families for adult dogs. You do NOT need to have a specific type of home or family to foster. Any open cage means two lives preserved: the dog you took home to foster and the next one inevitably coming in tomorrow. Even a weekend-long commitment to foster can make a major difference. If you aren’t sure about fostering, you can attend one of our Foster Open Houses that are held twice a week. www.barcs.org/foster/

DOG’S DAY OUT: If you are unable to adopt or foster at this time but still want to help dogs in need, you can participate in Dog’s Day Out. Our Dog’s Day Out program is a great way to give our pups a break from the shelter environment and get them seen by potential adopters. You can take one of our pups to the park, go for a hike or simply relax in your home. You do not need to be an existing volunteer to participate. www.barcs.org/dogs-day-out/

Please consider coming by the shelter to adopt or go through the foster process onsite and temporarily house a pup in need.

03/29/2024

02/27/2024

We’re partnering with BARCS Animal Shelter and our awesome neighbors at Clarks Ace Hardware-Columbia for a special Adoption Event this Saturday, 3/2, 12pm-4pm, featuring the BARCS BFF Waggin' onsite with adoptable pets! 🐶

AND we’re donating $1 of every Mellow Howl West-Coast IPA sold directly to BARCS!