Two Girls and A Leash, LLC

17/04/2025

Please review our Policies thoroughly before enrollment. Enrollment and payment indicates acceptance of our policies.

17/04/2025

⭐Why should you only use a professional pet sitter?⭐

The growing need for pet care has prompted many tech companies and venture capitalists to enter the industry in recent years to launch pet-care apps and similar platforms, and individuals have joined the gig economy to earn extra cash as an occasional pet sitter or dog walker.

However, for pet parents who want the best care for their pets, selecting a professional pet-sitting or dog-walking company is a must!

Seeking out the services of a local professional pet-sitting business ensures you are utilizing the services of a local professional that is rooted in your community, involved in local pet-related efforts and is contributing to your local economy

PSI advises pet parents to do their due diligence to ensure they are hiring true professionals. The association offers a few tips:

1️⃣Schedule an in-person meeting. 👉PSI advises pet parents to schedule an in-person meeting with any potential pet sitter they are considering. This “meet and greet” or “initial consultation” gives pet parents an opportunity to meet the pet sitter, see them interact with their pets, and review their services as well as their credentials and policies.

2️⃣Ask the right questions. 👉PSI’s free Pet Sitter Interview Checklist includes important questions every pet parent should ask—from whether the pet-sitting company is bonded and insured to whether they use a pet-sitting services agreement or contract.

3️⃣Ask for recommendations if needed. 👉Don’t delay booking your professional pet sitter. Many professional pet sitters find that their summer schedules get booked up quickly. If the professional pet-sitting service you contact is booked, be sure to ask them for a recommendation, as most are happy to provide referrals to other reputable pet-sitting companies in your area.

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02/04/2025

Such a pretty view on today’s walk.

01/04/2025

Hello Community 👋

A local Church has asked if I could help to collect goods for their food pantry and of course I said yes!

Could you spare some non perishable foods and donate to someone in need the next couple of weeks? It would be greatly appreciated and a blessing for an individual or family 🫶

Thank you for considering!

01/04/2025

DRAKE
Age: 7 months; black male
Weight: Small (

01/04/2025

Ask your vet what should be in your pet first aid kit.

28/03/2025

Happy Friday!

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18/03/2025

KINGSTON
Age: 1 year old black male
Weight: Medium (50-75 lbs.)
Good with: Kids 10+ and other dogs. Unknown with cats
Needs: A single family home with a negotiable fence
House trained? Not stated
Crate trained? Not stated

Loves: Play and relax
Working on: Finding his forever home or foster home for now
Dream home: A home full of love, exercise, activities and love

Kingston is a friendly and outgoing youngster! He rides well in the car, loves to play but also enjoys his relaxing time, too. He walks pretty well on leash and would love a forever home to help him fine tune those skills. Kingston is a handsome boy ready to start a new and great chapter of his life!

Our service area covers VA, MD, DC, PA, WV, DE and NC, with most dogs fostered in MD or VA (we do not provide a specific location, as a dog may move while in our care). To learn more about a dog and how to adopt, the first step is to complete an application at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process. An adoption coordinator will be assigned to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

10/03/2025

Our adoption coordinators are ready to share all the fun facts about these cute faces and 20(ish) more. Did you know that not all dogs make it to social media? Our adoption coordinators have the first eyes on the available pups, and the first step to adopt is always applying for an adoption coordinator. If you do not have one, the link is lab-rescue.org/adopt.

Lab Rescue LRCP is a virtual organization with a service area of MD, VA, DC, WV, PA, DE, and NC. The majority of our dogs are fostered in homes throughout VA and MD.

10/03/2025