Wiggle Waggle Tails, LLC

05/22/2026

Meet my new clients Sneakers (Chocolate Lab with special needs, his hind legs are not strong due to a neurological issue) and his sister Macy. They are the sweetest.

05/21/2026

The beginning of a busy long weekend! WWT is a full house! With boarding and drop ins! I am very grateful for this opportunity and hope my business grows as fast as it did in Miami and Broward.

05/14/2026

Apparently fresh catnip turns Sasha into a tiny, leafy gremlin. I’ve never seen anything like it!

05/12/2026

Feeling extra grateful this month — pet‑sitting is in full swing! Rizzo, little Bentley (now 11 lbs — he was 10 lbs just last week!), Sasha (the cat who thinks she’s a dog), Bernice, Mazikeen, and new friends Snickers and Mazzy(thank you Lynn) (pics coming soon!) are keeping me busy and happy.

This is truly my passion, and it feels so good to be back doing what I love.

Thank you to all my clients from Miami and Broward — my OGs. I miss you all so much. Leaving was hard, but I had an opportunity I couldn’t pass up… even though it ended up crashing and burning a year ago. Maybe it was a blessing in disguise, because it brought me right back to what I love most.

Here’s to more furry faces, wagging tails, and happy visits. 🐾💛

05/09/2026

Having Bernice & Mazikeen for a sleepover

05/03/2026

Florida has officially passed Dexter’s Law — a major step forward for animal safety.
This new statewide database finally gives shelters and rescues the ability to screen adopters for any history of animal abuse, closing a dangerous gap that has cost too many innocent lives. (Please confirm details with a trusted source.)

But a database alone isn’t enough.
Every shelter needs proper funding to build a real adoption‑coordinator team — the kind rescues already rely on. These coordinators visit homes, make sure the environment is safe, ensure every household member is on board, and create an open line of communication so adopters always feel supported.

This is how we prevent tragedies. This is how we protect animals before something goes wrong.

If the government approves funding for adoption‑coordinator programs in shelters, I’ll be the first to apply.
Our animals deserve more than hope — they deserve a system that keeps them safe. This needs to stop, and this is how we stop it.

Florida is changing how shelters evaluate who can adopt animals.

The state has passed “Dexter’s Law,” which creates an animal abuser registry and allows shelters and rescues to screen potential adopters for past abuse. The law is named after Dexter, a shelter bulldog who was killed after being adopted by an abusive owner.
Additional measures included in the legislation also strengthen penalties for animal abandonment and cruelty, aiming to prevent similar cases in the future.

05/01/2026

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04/27/2026

Puppy Bentley time with big brother Riz!

11/27/2025

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08/02/2025

Watching these two. They are having a sleepover at my house.