Walk N' Roll Pet Sitting

Walk N' Roll Pet Sitting This is a local pet sitting service that will be active during the Winter and Summer Holidays. I love animals and would love to take care of your furry friends!

I have created Walk N' Roll as a way to save up extra money to help with expenses such as decorating my classroom! I have a lot of experience with animals including work at a vet clinic and PetSmart. I am certified in pet first aide and canine CPR! I hope you will consider me for all your petsitting needs! Here are just a few things I offer!
-In home pet sitting, including daily exercise and play,

for:
-Cats
-Dogs
-Fish
-Birds
-Small Animals
-Reptiles
-Baths
-And much more!

07/01/2017

Hey Everyone! It's been a while, but I am now back in town for good and would love to watch your furry family members! Please feel free to call or message me if you are in need of a petsitter!

Hey Everyone! As the Holidays approach so does travel. Let me make sure your furry friends aren't alone this Christmas! ...
12/03/2014

Hey Everyone! As the Holidays approach so does travel. Let me make sure your furry friends aren't alone this Christmas! I will be back in town starting the 16th! So give me a call at 770-539-4324 and I will be sure to keep your little (or not so little) ones from causing too much mischief!

Hey everybody! It's that time of the year again. The time when we go on vacation! Even though we all love to get away we...
05/04/2014

Hey everybody! It's that time of the year again. The time when we go on vacation! Even though we all love to get away we hate the fact that we can't always take our furry friends with us, but hey why don't you let Walk N' Roll Pet Sitting keep them company! We are here all summer! Give us a call at 770-539-4324! Enjoy the sun!

I hope everyone is staying warm and safe!!
01/06/2014

I hope everyone is staying warm and safe!!

I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season! During this time of year we often do a lot of traveling, and unfortunate...
12/21/2013

I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season! During this time of year we often do a lot of traveling, and unfortunately we can't always bring our furry companions. If you are having to part with your pets for a time let me show them lots of love and care while you're away! I hope everyone has a wonderful joy filled Christmas and safe travels!

08/10/2013

Well everyone summer is officially over for me and I am back in The Classic City! Don't forget I am still available most weekends! If you are going on a short trip I can more than likely still watch you furry friends! Hope everyone enjoys the rest of their summer!

07/15/2013

Hey Everyone!
One more thing today! If you sent me a private message I did not receive it! Facebook sent me and email saying that my messages did not go through but they have fixed it and I have them all now. I have just replied to all of them! So please check! I promise I wasn't ignoring you!
Thanks,
Allison

Hello Everyone! I Hope you are all having a wonderful summer! I thought I would do another one of my week long trivia de...
07/15/2013

Hello Everyone! I Hope you are all having a wonderful summer! I thought I would do another one of my week long trivia deals! This week I am going to be showing you animals you never knew existed! I hope you enjoy seeing some of the crazier members of the animal kingdom! Here we go!

Let's start with the Gerenuk!
The gerenuk, whose name means “giraffe-necked” in the Somali language, is an exceptionally long-necked antelope. The gerenuk's head is small for its size, but its eyes and ears are large. Gerenuks feed at higher reaches than most other gazelles and antelopes. They stand erect on their hind legs, with their long necks extended, to browse on tall bushes. By using their front legs to pull down higher branches, they can reach leaves 6 to 8 feet off the ground. The tender leaves and shoots of prickly bushes make up most of their diet, along with a nutritious mix of buds, flowers, fruit, and climbing plants. They do not eat grass and do not require water. They can get enough moisture from the plant life they eat and can survive in dry thornbush country and even in desert. One could say the Gerenuk is a kind of gazelle, giraffe hybrid!

Hey everyone! Hope you are having a wonderful Tuesday! But if you aren't I hope this helps! Meet, Grover the adorable 6 ...
05/28/2013

Hey everyone! Hope you are having a wonderful Tuesday! But if you aren't I hope this helps! Meet, Grover the adorable 6 month old Maltese mix I'm sitting this week! Isn't he cute!

05/19/2013

Hope everyone is staying safe with this crazy weather!

Now swordfish for Karen!Did you know:1.Swordfish live throughout much of the world's oceans. They are found in the India...
05/12/2013

Now swordfish for Karen!
Did you know:
1.Swordfish live throughout much of the world's oceans. They are found in the Indian, Atlantic, Pacific Oceans. They seem to prefer warmer waters, but are found at a variety of temperatures. They will generally migrate to warmer waters in winter and cooler waters in the summer. They can be found at varying depths in the ocean as well, including the surface where they sometimes jump out of the water in an activity called breaching.
2. Swordfish are big fish. The females are quite a bit larger than the males. The largest swordfish ever caught weighed 1,182 pounds. It's believed that they may grow as large as 14 feet long and 1,400 pounds.
3. Besides their long bill and large size, swordfish have a large crescent shaped tail (caudal) fin, a tall front dorsal fin, a second much smaller dorsal fin, and pectoral fins. They have large eyes and no teeth. The top of their body is silvery gray-blue to brown while the bottom or belly is cream colored.
4. Swordfish are carnivores and eat other ocean fish such as bluefish, mackerel, hake, and herring as well as squid and octopus. They may eat smaller fish whole, but attack larger fish by slashing at them with their sharp bill and then eating them. Swordfish must eat daily and use their great speed to catch other fish. They can swim at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour.
5. Swordfish are a popular game fish as they are large and strong swimmers, so they present a challenge to the fisherman. They are also a popular food served in many restaurants. Because of this there has been overfishing in some areas especially near the coast. Also, most swordfish caught today are smaller, typically 100 to 200 pounds. This is likely due to overfishing.

Hello everyone! I am terribly sorry I did not give any trivia yesterday! I will make up for it today and post twice! Fir...
05/12/2013

Hello everyone! I am terribly sorry I did not give any trivia yesterday! I will make up for it today and post twice! First narwhals for Shannon!
Did you know:
1. Monodon monoceros. The binomial name of the narwhal has been derived from its genus (Monodon) and species (M. monoceros). The binomial name means 'one tooth, one horn', an accurate representation of the narwhal due to the fact that it has one tooth (or horn) that is shaped like that of a unicorn tusk.
2. The body of the narwhal is normally speckled with a pale brown color. As narwhals mature, their skin becomes a bluish-grey color and their spots often turn white.
3. The narwhal prefer temperatures that are quite frigid. As a result, the narwhal can be found in the cold waters of the Canadian and Russian Arctic, northern and coastal regions of Greenland, northern Scandinavia, and around the Canadian locations of Davis Strait and Baffin Bay. They have also been found in the deep waters of Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait, and Foxe Basin.
4. The only other whale in this family is the beluga. Some marine biologists have placed the beluga whale in a different genus and believe the narwhal is in a genus of its own. Other than the beluga whale, the only other marine species that may be related to the narwhal is the Irrawaddy Dolphin.
5. The function of the narwhal tusk has often been the subject of debate between scientists. Some believe that it used for piercing ice caps that cover a narwhal's winter habitat. Others believe that the tusk is used for echolocation. More recent scientific studies have shown that the tusk is primarily used in courtship. The tusk has a unique twisting shape, often resembling that of a unicorn horn. Prior to the 19th Century, the narwhal was seen as an legend like that of the unicorn as travel to Northern regions of the world was nearly impossible. One last unique feature of the narwhal is that its tusk does not grow back when it breaks off. The narwhal tusk is strong and comparable to an elephant tusk (which also does not grow back if it breaks off).

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Atlanta, GA

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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