Jan's Pet Sitting

05/03/2024

04/10/2022

Dinner with my pet sitter peeps!

12/05/2022

Sweet Bartlett wanted lots of loving today!

12/05/2022

Bartlett wanted lots of living today!

26/04/2022

Lucie is giving Auntie Hannah, here “don’t forget my treats!” look!

26/04/2022

Bailee, what pretty blue eyes you have!

24/04/2022

Baby and Sissy stopped by to wish all pet parents a Happy National Pet Parents Day!

02/04/2022

As any pro pet sitter or dog walker will tell you, running a pet-care business is no joke!

➡Here at PSI, we always say that pet sitting isn’t for the faint of heart—and on a day that typically focuses on jokes, we want to stop and thank professional pet sitters and dog walkers for the serious work they do!

For any who have ever wondered, “Is pet sitting (or dog walking) a real job?” The answer is ABSOLUTELY.✔

👉Professional pet sitters and dog walkers are small-business owners—vital contributors to their communities and local economy.

👉They have a business license (where required), pay taxes, are insured, bonded, and trained in pet care and pet first aid.

👉They work year-round to ensure pet parents can have the peace of mind offered by quality, reliable pet care when long work hours or travel keep them from their beloved pets.

Being a professional pet-sitting or dog-walking business owner is more than dog walks and cat cuddles.

👉Ask any professional pet sitter who has missed holidays with their families, extended pet-sitting visits to ensure an ailing pet was comforted or felt the loss of a client’s pet passing.

👉Or better yet, ask one of the hundreds of thousands of pet parents who benefit from the services of professional pet sitters and dog walkers every year.

👉Ask the pet owner who was alerted by his professional pet sitter that his dog’s behavior was unusual and recommended an emergency vet visit—saving the dog from dying from canine bloat.

👉Ask the pet parent who was able to call her pet sitter at 2 a.m. when she learns that her mother—on the other side of the country—has been admitted to the hospital in critical condition and is able to secure pet care as she rushes to the airport.

👉Ask the family whose professional pet sitter has graciously agreed to sit with them as their 15-year-old cat with late-stage chronic renal failure has to be euthanized.

Spend a day with a pro pet sitter or dog walker and you’ll know what those of us at PSI know without question:

♥Pet sitting is no joke! It’s a career…a lifestyle…a passion.♥

THANK YOU to the pet sitters and dog walkers making the world a better place for pets and their people!

31/03/2022

I’m so happy Auntie Jan came to visit me today!

21/03/2022

Oh Deniz, Deniz…I’m in love with you Deniz🎶🎶

15/03/2022

Making sure no one takes my toy!

15/03/2022

Mookie we are so happy to get to know you!

11/03/2022

“Pet me please”

11/03/2022

Dolly is a very brave kitty!

11/03/2022

Lulu is such a pretty girl!

09/03/2022

Another great conference with PSI! Great speakers and topics!

08/03/2022

Clementine, you will always be our Valentine!

08/03/2022

Heinz looking so cute!

08/03/2022

Indy eagerly awaiting to go for a walk with Auntie Sherry

08/03/2022

Welcome Koda to the JPS family! Koda was a joy to walk today!

08/03/2022

Pretty Kitty!

08/03/2022

We’re hiring!

08/03/2022

Happy Professional Pet Sitters Week! Thank you to our sitters for giving excellent and loving care to our clients fur family!

03/12/2020

Here's the latest issue of Pet Sitters International "Pet Owner's World" geared for pet owners. Enjoy!

Pet sitters, don't forget to share the fall/winter 2020 issue of Pet Owner's World: petsit.com/pet-owners. Some of the articles in this issue include:
-Avoid These Winter Woes
-Preparing for Your Pet Sitter
-The Dangers of Antifreeze & De-Icing Salts
-Using a Pet Sitter When Your Pet Has Separation Anxiety
-Holiday Food Dangers
-And more!

22/10/2020

For Pet Parents

https://www.petsit.com/ This magazine is published by Pet Sitters International (PSI), the world's largest educational association for professional pet sitters and dog walkers. While PSI has published a magazine for pet sitters and dog walkers for more than two decades, its newest publication, Pet O...

12/10/2020

Today is and we wanted to share some helpful tips!

09/09/2020

For many first responders the pandemic means even longer than usual work hours—and long hours away from their pets. Professional pet sitters and dog walkers can help! Visit www.petsit.com/locate to find your local professional pet sitter or dog walker.

23/08/2020

We are here for any San Mateo County pet owners who have been evacuated from the fire zones and can offer animal sheltering services and pet supplies.

Evacuated pet owners can bring their animals in need of sheltering to our Coyote Point shelter at 12 Airport Blvd in Mateo.

If a pet is left behind that needs to be picked up or cared for, please call 650-340-8200 Monday-Friday between 8:00 am-6:00 pm and on the weekends 8:00 am-5:00 pm.

If a large animal/livestock is left behind please call 650-450-0516 or 650-450-0520.

If you are in need of pet food/supplies, please email [email protected] or call 650-988-5280.

If you have lost or found an animal, please visit our shelter at 12 Airport Blvd, San Mateo. If you are unable to visit, please call 650-781-4296.

If you wish to donate to help during this crisis, please consider a financial donation to Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA. We can only accept the following in-kind donations: clean blankets & towels and newspaper and we can only accept these items at our Coyote Point shelter at 12 Airport Blvd, San Mateo.

Please help the animals affected by the fires by making a financial contribution at: https://phs-spca.org/cye3/

23/08/2020

Be sure to notify your pet sitter and cancel visits if you're sick. We're all in this together!