Dog walking & cat sitting on Center Blvd — and only Center Blvd.
LIC has genuinely great dog walkers and cat sitters — but they're booked up, they're coming from across the neighborhood, and when your plan falls apart at 4pm they can't always get to you. I live and work right here on Center Blvd, so I'm minutes from your door.
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Simple, honest care for the two things Center Blvd neighbors need most: a dog who can't hold it until 6pm, and a cat who shouldn't be alone while you're away.
The classic workday rescue. I come to your building, take your dog out for a real walk along the waterfront, fresh water and a treat when we're back, and you get a photo update. One dog at a time — always.
Going on vacation? Your cat stays where they're comfortable. I come by to feed, refresh water, scoop the litter, play, check on the apartment, and send you a photo so you can actually relax on your trip. I stay the full visit — never a five-minute food drop.
Short on time, working late, or stuck on a call that won't end? A fast 20-minute out-and-back so your dog gets relief without you rearranging your whole day.
For longer trips — several visits a day, or overnight stays in your apartment so your pet keeps their routine, their own bed, and their own window to look out of. Holiday bookings are open now — Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year are the first dates to go.
Same days, same time, every week. The most reliable option for your dog and the easiest for you to plan around — and the slots that fill up first.
Someone let you down at the last minute? Stuck late with nobody to cover? Message me and I'll do everything I can to get there today. I'm already on the block — that's the whole advantage.
Before anything is booked, we meet — you, me, and your pet. You show me where the leash and the food live, I answer your questions, and nobody commits to anything until you're comfortable.
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It happens to everyone on this block.
Text me immediately and I will try my very best to save the day. I live and work on Center Blvd — I'm not driving in from another neighborhood, I'm already here.
No promises I can always make it, but if I'm free, I'm coming.
It takes under a minute — just your building, your pet, and what happened. It jumps straight to the top of my inbox and I'll come back to you as fast as I possibly can.
A lot of walkers take four or five dogs out at once. It's faster for them — but your dog is sharing the walk, the pace, and the attention with a group of strangers.
I only ever book one dog per time slot. No pack walks, no juggling leashes, no rushing back. Your dog's walk belongs to your dog.
Plenty of cat sitters are in and out in five minutes — food down, door shut, on to the next apartment. You'd never know, because your cat can't tell you.
I stay for the full visit, every visit. Fresh food and water, litter scooped, a look around the apartment, and real time on the floor with your cat — even the shy ones who watch me from under the bed.
And you get a photo after every single visit, so you never have to wonder.
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Four steps — and the first three are free.
Tell me your days, your times, and everything about your pet. It takes about three minutes.
I'll confirm I'm free for your slot and answer anything you want to ask before committing.
A free meet & greet in your apartment. Your pet meets me, you walk me through the routine.
Recurring walks stay on the calendar, and you get a photo update after every single visit.
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The more you tell me here, the better I can care for your pet — and the faster I can confirm. Everything goes straight to my inbox and nowhere else.
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Yes! I live and work on Center Blvd, which is exactly why I can be at your door in minutes and why I'm never stuck across the neighborhood when your dog needs to go out. If you're not on Center Blvd, I'm not the right fit — but I'd rather tell you that honestly than overpromise.
It means two good things for you. My calendar is wide open, so you get first pick of the best midday slots, and you're not one of forty clients. It also means we always start with a free meet & greet, so you can decide for yourself before anything is booked.
Anything where your plan fell through and your pet is stuck: a friend who promised to stop by and never did, a meeting that ran long, a flight delay, a sitter who cancelled. Send the form with "Yes — I need help today" ticked and it goes straight to the top of my inbox. I can't promise I'm always free, but because I live and work on Center Blvd I'm not driving in from anywhere — if I can make it, I will.
There are, genuinely — plenty of them are excellent. The difference is that they're covering the whole neighborhood and their calendars fill up, so last-minute is hard for them. I only serve Center Blvd, I'm here all day, and I take one dog per slot. That's a smaller business on purpose.
Because a pack walk isn't really your dog's walk. With one dog per slot I can go at your dog's pace, handle a difficult moment properly, and actually notice if something seems off. It's the one thing I won't compromise on.
That's one of my favorite jobs! Your cat stays home where they're comfortable instead of being boarded somewhere strange. I come by once, twice, or three times a day to feed, refresh water, scoop the litter, play, and make sure the apartment is fine — with a photo every visit so you can relax on your trip.
Yes — holiday bookings are open right now. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year are exactly when everyone travels and every sitter in LIC is already spoken for, so those dates go first. If you already know your travel dates, put them in the form now and I'll hold the slot for you.
Tell me in the form, and again at the meet & greet. Medications, senior pets, anxiety, mobility issues, post-surgery recovery — all workable. I'd just much rather know everything up front than be surprised.
After the visit, whichever way is easiest for you — Zelle, Venmo, or cash. No app fees, no subscription, and no deposit to book.
Just let me know as early as you can and there's no charge. Life happens, especially with pets.
Every single time! You get a message when I arrive, a photo from the walk or visit, and a note about anything I noticed — ate well, seemed sleepy, made a new friend in the elevator.