Your Personal Pet Sitter, LLC

08/24/2026

Thanks to your incredible support, we've been voted the BEST Pet Sitter/Dog Walker in Indiana County in the 2026 Best of Indiana County competition! We are so honored to bring home the GOLD in the category of Pet Sitting/Walking! 😊

Bringing home the Gold Medal for the second year in a row is a dream come true, and it's all because of you - our amazing clients, friends, and fellow animal lovers. Your votes, trust, and encouragement mean the world to us. 🐾

Thank you for allowing us to do what we love every day: caring for your furry family members. We're proud to serve this wonderful community and look forward to many more tail wags, happy walks, and purrs of approval!

With heartfelt gratitude,

All of us at
Your Personal Pet Sitter, LLC

Call/Text: 724-388-5859

Why Choose Us?
SPECIALISTS
CERTIFIED
BONDED
INSURED
RED CROSS TRAINED IN CAT & DOG FIRST AID & CPR
EXPERIENCED (Established 2016)
ONLY VACCINE REQUIRED IS A RABIES SHOT
KEEP PET IN SAME ROUTINE
MULTIPLE SITTERS MEANS MORE AVAILABILITY
MEMBER, NATIONAL ASSOC OF PROFESSIONAL PET SITTERS

07/08/2026

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Buffy’s thought of the day 😹

06/21/2026

06/17/2026

Little sweethearts Emmy and Daisy from Homer City.

05/30/2026

💊🙅‍♀️ Attention, pet owners! If you carry medications or other harmful items in your bags or purses, be EXTRA CAREFUL!

🚫 Your furry friends may mistake them for toys or treats and ingest them, leading to serious health issues. Human medications are some of the top pet toxins, so make sure to keep your bags and purses out of reach!👀

05/27/2026

To report animal abuse or cruelty in Indiana County, PA, you should contact the Indiana County Humane Society at (724) 465-7387.

For urgent neglect or abuse, you can also contact your local police station or the Pennsylvania State Police if local police are unavailable.

Here are the specific, localized resources to handle different animal-related concerns:

Animal Cruelty & Neglect: Report suspected cases to the Indiana County Humane Society at (724) 465-7387. They can put you in touch with licensed, sworn Humane Society Police Officers who handle investigations in the area.

Stray or Running Dogs: If a dog is roaming free and needs to be handled immediately, contact the PA State Dog Warden for the Indiana County region at (412) 973-7585.

Lost Pets: If you have found a wandering pet, you should check for a microchip at a local vet, report the animal to the shelter at (724) 465-7387, and check county license numbers with the County Treasurer's Office at (724) 465-3845

05/27/2026

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Temperatures are increasing and we all know it’s going to be HOT HOT HOT outside! 🌡️☀️

Please be aware that dogs can ONLY be outside for 30 minutes when it’s above 90 degrees.

Symptoms to look for if your dog is suffering from a heat stroke:
•heavy panting
•excessive drooling
•vomiting
•red or purple gums

Please be aware that law enforcement officers, humane officers, animal control officers, emergency responders can use no more force then necessary to enter a vehicle where an animal is believed to be in imminent danger of suffering harm under the “Hot Car Bill”.

If you know it’s hot out, PLEASE LEAVE YOUR DOG AT HOME! Do not leave them in a hot car to suffer.

Save a life if you see an animal in need - CONTACT:

Pittsburg Area-
•City Animal Control (412)255-2036 (7am-3pm) or after hours number (412)255-2935
•Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (412)345-7300 to speak with Humane Officer

Westmorland Area-
•Greensburg Police (724)834-3800
•Greensburg Animal Control (724)468-5505

If it’s happening outside of these two areas - please reach out to your local police station, animal control or local rescues that have humane officers.

We hope you and your pet stays safe this summer 😎

05/04/2026