09/27/2026
I’M BACK TO FULL-TIME PET SITTING!
Please don’t leave your dog with someone without a secure yard.
My yards are yards within yards. So unless your dog can go over a 6-foot fence multiple times at lightning speed, they can’t escape. Yes, I had a German Shepherd do it once so I know it can be done that way. 🤦♀️😂 So your dog can clear multiple 6’ fences, it’s important that you let me know.
But I’ll warn you… my house can be a lot if your dog is a little chicken. 🤪
I have cats, turkeys, chickens, a pig, tortoises, and other dogs, plus new sights, smells and sounds they may have never experienced before.
And honestly, that’s a good thing.
Exposure to new things helps dogs become more confident and learn that the strange things around them aren’t necessarily scary.
So don’t judge your dog by their first few visits. They may not love it here at first. They may be nervous or overwhelmed by all the new animals, noises, smells and activity.
But by the third or fourth time, they usually start to figure out that all those weird noises and critters aren’t so scary after all.
Sometimes being a little uncomfortable is how they learn to be brave. 🩷
For the last year and a half, I’ve put so much more of my time and energy into rescue work that I haven’t posted nearly as much about my pet sitting.
But I decided last night that it’s time to put more energy back into 29 Palms Critter Sitter and the pets who have been such a big part of my life over the years.
So you’ll probably be seeing a lot more pet-sitting posts from me again. I’ve missed sharing little pieces of my life, and there are a LOT of stories, faces, and memories that deserve to be shared. 🩷
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