Jennifer's Pet Sitting

07/02/2024

06/11/2024

Please keep them safe on the 4th and always.

06/07/2024

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05/26/2024

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05/18/2024

05/12/2024

Happy Mother's Day! 😆❤️

04/01/2024

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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!

03/26/2024

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03/18/2024

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Stanhope, NJ (Highland Avenue)

If this is your kitty please inbox or call us 973-601-3847

03/18/2024

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03/06/2024

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Did you know that today (March 6) is Thank Your Pet Sitter Day™?

There are easy ways to help support your local professional pet sitter or dog walker, even when you aren't in need of their services!

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03/06/2024

I've been a full time, insured and bonded professional pet sitter for almost 24 years and I wouldn't have it any other way.

03/01/2024

As we get closer to spring, you‘ll likely start seeing memes and blogs suggesting that you help birds build their nests by leaving materials like yarn, string, human hair, and pet hair outside. Please, please don’t do this!

Wild birds don’t need help to find nesting materials. They’re everywhere and birds instinctively know where to look for them! They may become confused and accept yarn and other materials given by humans, but that doesn’t mean it’s safe.

Long strands of yarn, string, or human hair often become wrapped around the legs or wings of birds, causing them to eventually lose circulation or the ability to fly. Hatchlings are especially susceptible to death when they become entangled in these “gifts” in the nest, and as they grow, the material will become tighter until it amputates a limb. Yikes!

Pet hair, yarn, string, and human hair are also full of materials that can be safe for us but toxic for birds, which are much more sensitive. The fragrance in your shampoo, dye in your yarn, and flea products in your pet’s fur are all quite dangerous to birds.

The best nesting materials that you can give birds are the ones that are already outside! Leaving twigs, leaves, grass clippings, and native plants in your yard can help to create a natural habitat where birds can thrive. Leave the litter out of your yard and dispose of your waste responsibly.

02/26/2024

Sorry that I don't recognize you but I know your dogs. Some of you know... 😆

02/22/2024

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15 of the 41 cats we trapped this week were already pregnant!

If the average litter was 4 kittens, 60 kittens would have been born 🤯😳

Purrlease share this post, meow's the best time to try and get ahead of the influx of kittens and to stop as much suffering as possible

02/22/2024

Disgraceful

Two operators of a Sussex County rescue group are facing animal cruelty charges after authorities allegedly found nearly 100 maltreated dogs.

02/20/2024

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Follow these dos and don'ts if you want to help your feathered neighbors build their homes this spring.

02/18/2024

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Please spread the word! Meep was LOST on January 1, 2024 in Morristown, NJ 07960 near Budd Street Morristown

Message from Owner: Please help my daughter find her baby Meep. She is devastated beyond words. Meep is her heart.. she hasn’t slept in over 36 hours. Spent the entire night from 12:30am.. and still out looking. Shes only 1 and needs daily . Please help by sharing and calling if you spot her.

Description: Boston Terrier

For more info or to contact Meep's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/69878530

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpl

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02/07/2024

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01/31/2024

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Why are we seeing so many injuries to male cats this time of year? I believe it’s because mating season has officially begun. 📆 I don’t think the average person understands how much an unneutered male cat goes through in order to satisfy his natural urges. 😕

They will roam up to 5 miles to find a female in heat. They can encounter many dangers on this trek including traffic, little food or water, other animals, unkind humans, etc. A neutered male will stay closer to home because the urge to breed is gone! ✅

Once they find a female, they most likely have to fight other tom cats for her, resulting in terrible injuries 🤕 and spreading diseases through the deep bite wounds they suffer. 🚫

All of this suffering for males (and the females they are trying to mate with) is 💯% preventable through spay and neuter.

DON’T WAIT until you start seeing kittens in your neighborhood. If you see adult cats, make a plan now! Be a hero now and save them from future suffering.

01/31/2024

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New Jersey's Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center announced that it is holding a "Neuter Your Ex" donation event in honor of Valentine's Day, where a person can get a feral cat named after their ex and have that cat spayed or neutered for a $50 fee.