Home Comforts Pet Sitting Service LLC

Home Comforts Pet Sitting Service LLC We take care of your pets in your own home while you are at work or on vacation. We visit dogs three times a day and most cats once a day.

There is no additional charge for medication and insulin care. Home Comforts has bonding and insurance, and we have been in business since 1998. We are members of Pet Sitters International and The Central Ohio Professional Pet Sitters Network.

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01/25/2026

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❄️ FREEZING TEMPERATURE & WINTER STORM ALERT ❄️
McPherson Community

A winter storm is moving in, bringing dangerously cold temperatures with it. Please take a moment to check on your pets and community cats — these conditions can be life-threatening. Small acts can save lives during extreme weather.

Stay safe and warm,
❤️ Cat House McPherson

For more winter weather tips, visit Alley Cat Allies:
👉 https://www.alleycat.org/resources/cold-weather-tips/

01/20/2026
11/11/2025

For almost a year now, I’ve been slowly, lovingly “adopting” my neighbor’s cat… even if neither of us planned it. He used to show up quietly, sitting a few steps away, just watching me with those cautious, curious eyes. I started putting out a little food for him, thinking it was just a one-time kindness. But over the months, he grew braver… and friendlier.

What breaks my heart is that his owners leave him outside constantly, no matter the weather. We’ve walked him back home more times than I can count, hoping they’d keep him safe, but every time every single time he’d find his way back to us. As if to say, “Thank you, but this is where I feel loved.”

Little by little, he started coming inside just for a bite, a bit of warmth, a few gentle pets. Then he’d wander back out into the world, like a little wanderer with two homes. But when the snow came… he chose us. He curled up inside, warm and content, and slept peacefully through the night as if it was the most natural thing in the world.

I’ll be honest I don’t understand how anyone could be so casual with a soul who gives so much love. But I am grateful he found his way here. He knows he has a safe place, a soft blanket, warm food, and someone who truly cares whether he’s cold or scared or hungry.

Maybe I didn’t set out to adopt a neighbor’s cat… but sometimes, love decides for you. And when a little heart keeps coming back because it feels safe, you welcome it with open arms.

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10/13/2025

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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!

06/04/2024

The salty liquorice cat has an unusual coat, but the usual suspect is not behind this phenomenon. Now scientists know what is.

06/03/2024

It has been brought to our attention that there is a derogatory social media post being circulated that targets Pets Without Parents. The post is from a former employee. The pictures that were posted and the accusations made do not accurately reflect how the animals in our care spend their time at our facility. We do typically walk in to find many overnight messes and the first few hours of each (and EVERY) day is spent cleaning up those messes, as well as feeding and administering medications. We continue to tidy up new messes while providing enrichment and care throughout the day. The process repeats 7 days a week.

As shared, Columbus Humane was contacted by the poster and took the complaint seriously. They opened an investigation and, after performing an on-site inspection of PWP, closed the case.

We are concerned about the harm a negative post like this could cause to our program and, ultimately, to the animals. It is disheartening that someone who was hired and trusted to provide care (ironically, one of their main tasks was the cleaning of the pets’ areas), is being hurtful instead. We are not a new rescue and hope our reputation helps readers feel confident in PWP. We’ve been in operation for 23 years and take a great deal of pride in what we accomplish. This is not just a job to us, this is our life. There are many things about this job that are difficult. This quickly makes helping to care for the animals lose its fascination for some people. The former employee who is being so critical worked at PWP less than 46 hours over the course of 3 weeks. We think that is hardly enough time to have enough information to substantiate the criticism.

We do not own our facility, we rent it. We pay for some improvements and the landlord pays for others. This is an old building and lacks sufficient infrastructure to support a central air conditioning system, more adequate lighting, and an upgrade to the plumbing to facilitate more efficient cleaning. We don’t think it is good stewardship of our donations to make all improvements to someone else’s building and we have been trying to put a plan together for a new facility. In spite of that philosophy, we are replacing much of the flooring to help make cleaning and sanitation more efficient. We did just replace our 2013 van that had 250,000 miles on it when it was suddenly inoperable. It was replaced with a used vehicle. PWP’s vehicle is needed for transporting animals to veterinary clinics, picking up supplies for the shelter, and transporting animals from other shelters where they are at risk of euthanasia.

We understand that anyone sharing the other post is someone that cares for animals. That isn’t lost on us. We appreciate that people are reaching out and are doing what they think is best based on the information they have.

So let’s use this opportunity to do more good! We have 23 years of good reputation in the shelter community, success stories, and supporters. We have good working relationships with veterinary clinics and other rescue operations. We need all the animal lovers we can get on our team! We hope that some of these people will, in turn, contribute to the care that PWP gives each animal and the resource we are to the community. We hope that more attention on our pets will lead to more adoptions or foster homes and that we may gain some more volunteers and boosters along the way. If you are interested in being a board member who will readily “set foot in the place”, we would love to talk to you. We are asking our supporters to not engage with the post. Instead, please post the good you have experienced at PWP. Share a pet’s bio far and wide. Send a link to one of our webpages or help us move forward with our floor replacement project. We are open to answering kind questions. Our favorite is, how can I help? There are so many awesome ways to make a difference in rescue. Thanks again to all those that care so dearly.
www.petswithoutparents.net

05/23/2024

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04/13/2024
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04/13/2024

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04/12/2024

The blooms on the 3,000 cherry trees Japan gave to the United States more than a century ago have become a quintessential marker of spring in the nation’s capital.

Now, Japan is sending 250 more cherry trees to Washington, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Wednesday during a visit to the White House. Many of the trees, a gift Kishida said would commemorate the United States’ 250th anniversary in two years, will be planted at the Tidal Basin near the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial. https://wapo.st/3UcxehT

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