Christina and her team are fabulous. She lovingly cared for my old dog who had advanced cancer when…read moreI had a short trip I couldn't avoid. Now, she helped us with our "Covid puppy" who has had limited time without someone in the house. Very professional and reliable. Highly recommend and now that the world is reopening, I will be using wherever I need coverage.

We have been using SnaggleFoot for our puppy, Loki for the past week and a half. My husband and I…read morecould not be happier. Pamela comes to our house for a half hour every weekday (m-f) and plays with/takes Loki on walks. She sends me pictures and writes the nicest notes about him daily. You can tell that the Pamela enjoys her job and Loki likes her too. SnaggleFoot is a dedicated, honest, and most of all reliable dog walking/sitting service. I will (and already have) recommend this service/business to others.

Juliana and her team at Paws 2 Consider are excellent at what they do! Our pup Heidi has a mid-day…read morewalk every day with her regular dog walker. I always receive a photo and an email with info on the walk and anything extra if there is something about which we need to be aware. We so appreciate the care our pup receives. Best team ever!

Juliana and staff are wonderful with our large breed dog. They are more than fully capable in…read morehandling her and her anxiety. Very courteous and respectful and reliable. So glad we found Paws2Consider.

Didn't even get to try the service. Called for a quote and was advised that I was located a little…read moretoo far, (15-20 mins up the road ) that it just wasn't worth it. Sad like if it's not worth it maybe bump your price up. Once I was told this idgaf the conversation was over. Just poor business if you ask me.

This is one of the most reliable and caring services I have ever used. All the pet sitters are…read moresuper sweet to all 3 of our dogs. They take care to notice when one or the other isn't feeling well, has a rash or even let me know all the goofy things they do when we are gone. Very grateful to the whole team!

Love a happy pet! The owner is very nice and accommodating. The walkers are reliable and their…read moreflexibility really works for our schedule. Our dog loves them

These guys are Terrific! They offer great service for our sometimes gnawing puppy. They are so…read moresupportive of our often changing schedule and you cannot beat the price! Met the owners and the walkers ahead of time and liked them all instantly. Found out later my coworker has been using them for years with equal satisfaction! Cannot recommend enough!

We have known Kathy and Art for 15 years. We have worked with them as breeders and trust them 100%…read morewith our furry kids. Kathy's approach to animals of all kinds is why we will continue to always have her watch our furry kids. I would recommend her over and over.

From the owner: Pet sitting, both in your home or ours; daily dog walks while you're at work. Everyone loves our…read morehome-away-from-home boarding

I must say I am very pleased at the level of service I got from Leslie…read more She was on time and took care of my baby like he was hers. She left a note for me when I got home telling me how he behaved, I called from my trip several times and she promptly returned my calls. I recommend Welcome Home Pet Sitting Service to anyone in Lake County. Definitely will use her again on any trip I take that my baby can't go with me. Thanks Leslie for being there for me when I needed someone special to take care of my big baby.

I want to start this off by saying that when we found Welcome Home we thought that we had hit the…read morejackpot - they seemed like very nice people and they seemed to really care about the pets they care for. We had hired Welcome Home due to the fact that our one yellow lab is now 14 years old and needs extra care when we are not home - more than our previous pet sitter could give him - plus overnight stays - something we have not done until now. Welcome Home knew our requirements and seemed to fit the bill. We met with the Welcome Home owner, Leslie, and the person who would be staying at our house while we were away two separate times before we agreed to sign them up. They met all of our pets, and took copious notes on what was needed and how things run in our household. We had two small trips (less than a week) and then a big trip for 3 weeks coming up at the end of August and Welcome Home agreed to the dates given. The first trip seemed to go well - we were only gone for a few days and when we got home we were very pleased with what we found. The pets seemed happy, there were nice detailed notes left on what happened while we were away, and things were nice and clean. We were scheduled to leave again a week later and felt confident that things went well since we were not told anything otherwise. In fact, in one of the notes, the pet sitter said "she couldn't wait to come back!" The second trip happened, and while we were away, the Chicago area was hit with a once in a lifetime storm and our house lost power for 2.5 of the six days the pet sitter was here. We talked to our pet sitter daily and being it was the middle of summer and the a/c was out we told her that she was welcome to go home at night and come back in the morning to check on the pets - all this while still paying full price for an overnight stay to our home. (We had no problem with this - it was some extraordinary circumstances that were of no one's fault.) When we arrived home, the pet sitter was finishing packing up and we talked with her briefly about how hard the week had been, but she at no time said anything about the pets, just how hot it had been and that having no water was difficult. We agreed and thanked her profusely for her help with our pets during the storm. She left us many pages of nice notes and even offered to help us - for a price - with a BBQ we were having a few weeks later - not going through Welcome Home, of course. A few days later my husband received an email with the final invoice, for the two trips, which he promptly paid. A few days after that we received another email informing us that we were now declined for the next scheduled trip - the large one at the end of summer - basically leaving us high and dry for a trip to Europe in 5 weeks because... our lab was "too hard to take care of" and that we should "call them back when he is no longer here as they enjoyed the rest of the pets! " (In other words, call back when he's dead?!) At no time during the two interviews or the two trips we took or the invoicing process was our elderly lab's care requirements brought to our attention as a problem. He is 14 years old and needs some help getting up sometimes off the hardwood floor and some help going down the one stair out the back door. These requirements were quite clear seeing that this is one of the main reasons we were switching to a new pet service and I think it is bad business practice to now abandon us with no one to take our pets for a trip that has been in the planning for over a year. I guess lifting him up was too hard - although I am half the size of the petsitter and do it daily with no problem - or was it something else? I guess we'll never know. (We offered to go over our dog's care again in case there was something being done wrong and making it harder than it could be, but we were told "Call us when he's gone.") Thanks a bunch, Welcome Home.

By far the best trainer we've had to date! I live in Los Angeles but I'm from the Chicago land…read morearea. I rescued a puppy, for my Grandma, that was born on the day my grandpa passed away. Usually I train the puppies before I bring them out to her. This time I didn't. I wanted her to have him asap to help w the grief. My grandpa also had a dog, that never left his side and was with him the night he passed. After his passing we brought her to the funeral so she understood he wasn't coming home. After several tries of nudging him in the casket, kissing him and booping her nose to his nose to try to wake him up she realized he wasn't this time. After the funeral her behavior changed and she started marking everywhere in the house. Not knowing she was marking and bringing a puppy into the mix, made the situation alot more chaotic. My grandmas also in a wheelchair and depends on others for help. Which made things harder for her to train her puppy. After numerous phone calls, either being told it was nearly impossible to do what I needed help with or it's was gonna cost as much as giving them my first born, I nearly gave up. UNTIL.... Richard came to my rescue! When I talk to Richard for the first time, I got a sense of peace and a chance for hope. Instead of him telling me that this situation was an obstacle beyond imagination, or not possible, he took the challenge. He warned me it might take time, given the circumstances that I was pretty much putting him in and limiting what he could and couldn't do. But, he was willing to try and not charge me my first born. After the first session, we saw results that didn't seem reachable in the beginning. We've been able to break my grandpas dog from marking all over the house and the puppy's on his way to being pee pad trained. We still have more work to do but the progress so far gives the positive reassurance to keep going and not quitting. I highly recommend Richard to anyone and everyone! He's truly one of a kind

Rich is amazing. He is so successful at getting my dog to do what he should. He's patient teaching…read moreme how to follow through with the training.