22192 Pet Care

23/10/2023

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23/11/2021

https://www.princewilliamtimes.com/news/county-s-long-awaited-new-animal-shelter-to-partially-open-this-week/article_0209b656-4b13-11ec-ba3f-bbb58d9f0c48.html

After years of delays, Prince William County’s long-promised new animal shelter will open its doors in a matter of days to local furry friends awaiting adoption – and just in

19/11/2021

Join Prince William Parks, Recreation and Tourism in celebrating trails.
✂️ Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting - Locust Shade Mountain Bike Trail
This Friday, November 19 at 2:30pm
📌 Locust Shade Park
4701 Locust Shade Drive, Triangle
Bring your 🥾 hiking boots or 🚴 bike and enjoy the trails before or after the ribbon cutting.
🌐 https://conta.cc/3qcxcYU

19/11/2021

Our county at work

The Prince William County Department of Public Works recently installed a piece of equipment in the Neabsco Creek headwaters called a Bandalong Litter Trap. The Bandalong is designed to catch most floatable trash in the Neabsco Creek watershed and reduce the impact of trash on the county’s major waterways.
One of the places where litter is most apparent is where it collects near the Neabsco Creek Boardwalk. The Bandalong should help keep the area on one of the county’s premiere destinations cleaner.
🌐 READ FULL STORY ⤵
https://www.pwcva.gov/news/prince-william-county-unveils-new-floating-litter-trap-neabsco-creek

04/11/2021

I just love my new puppy Alvin

29/10/2021

If missing a pet or found a pet please do this for Halloween.

If missing a pet or found a pet please do this for Halloween.

15/10/2021

Welcome to the family Alvin McButter Pants, yup we gave him a silly name. He's 16 weeks old, weighs 9lbs, and probably won't get too much larger. And he's just the sweetest pup anyone could ask for.

14/09/2021

Rescue and adopt

08/09/2021

Who knew what today is? It's

11/08/2021

The last few months would have been impossible without Alexis on my team. All of the pups have loved her, and I frequently receive compliments from many of you. It is with sadness and happiness that I announce that Alexis will be leaving 22192 Pet Care on August 20th.

A December graduate with honors in Business Administration from Concord University; she leaves to pursue her dreams with a bright future. She joins Rosenthal Properties, one of Washington DC's s Premiere, Commercial real estate firms, and will be sorely missed.

Let's all wish her the best of luck and a successful future.

Walt

08/08/2021

Local Bot Scout Troop making upgrades to the dog park. Thanks!

31/07/2021

Pay $15 per walk, in Lake Ridge VA
Established Dog Walking Company since 2016. 3-4 hours, 3-4 walks per day, 11-2 typical.
Must be 18 or older.
Must have reliable transportation that you can use every day.
Must have a valid driver's license and insurance.
In good physical condition, capable of walking 3-4 miles per day on roads and sidewalks, including going up and down hills.
- Must be physically capable of handling larger dogs.
- Must have a cell phone.
- Must be able to follow directions in caring for the dogs and able to use good judgment with handling dogs

27/07/2021

Dear 22192 Pet Care,

It is with sincere pleasure, on behalf of everyone at Northern Virginia Magazine, that I congratulate you on being named one of the Best PET SITTERS & DOG WALKERS in Northern Virginia Magazine’s Best Pet Care 2021 October issue. In the issue you will be named as the best among other pet care businesses in the area that were voted on by our readers.

Best,
Kelly Kendall
Editor

26/07/2021

During the hot summer there's nothing like an Adventure Hike with a water stop. Openings are limited so book today

09/07/2021

We are here to help www.22192petcare.com

02/07/2021

Secrets of a Dog Walker
1. It's a lifestyle, not just a job. If you're in it for the money you've made a big mistake because a) you're never going to be rich, end of story; and b) you won't survive your first winter if that's your only motivation. We see these people come and go from time to time.
2. We talk to each other more than you might think. About the best walking boots, what clothing we are wearing for today's weather, our financial struggles, the traffic, dodgy folks in the woods, fallen trees, etc. It's a lonely job but we have each other's backs from a distance.
3. We don't physically have eyes in the backs of our heads but we know so well the sound of every jingle of every ID tag, and every dog's individual footfall on the ground behind us, we may as well have.
4. We can't physically see round corners either, but we know so well each leading dog's body language in reaction to an oncoming person and/or dog that we may as well be able to.
5. We hear "Are they all yours?!" and "Wow you've got your hands full" at least twice a day, but we always smile and say "They keep me on my toes". Every. Single. Time.
6. It actually breaks our heart when a dog moves out of our area, and we thoroughly investigate our replacement for our own peace of mind, even if the client hasn't asked us to.
7. If you peel back a few layers of clothing (depending on the season) you will find bruises, scratches and scrapes covering the whole of our bodies. Don't bother asking where they came from, we have no idea.
8. If you see a dog walker looking vaguely presentable on a weekday, you should send help, something is not right.
9. We love our clients' dogs as we do our own and will sometimes lie awake at night worrying about their injuries, illnesses, and behavior problems. We can't help it after spending so much time with them. It hurts us when clients don't appreciate this.
10. Despite the financial uncertainty, the harsh winters, the crazy hot Summer's, the blood, sweat and tears, it really is the best job in the world 🥰

24/06/2021

Discerning pups always pick the best

23/06/2021

Lake Ridge, Occoquan & Lorton's #1 Dog Walker. Adventure and Mid-Day Walks, outstanding service and affordable rates

19/06/2021

It may be time