Frequently asked questions
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We offer an array of pet sitting services to meet your meet your needs as a pet parent — whether you’re in a pinch, planning a vacation, or just need a little help. Furever Family Animal Care is tailored to help pet parents and furbabies feel comfortable and anxious free.
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Joining the family is easy. Either reach through our contact for located on all services pages or send us an email. We’ll help you get your parent profile set up and schedule services. We are open 7 days a week 9am - 5pm for inquires & meet and greets.
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We care. We combine a thoughtful, ecocentric approach with clear simple pricing and reliable staff who care. We see your furbaby as more than a dollar sign. It’s not just what we do that set us apart — it’s how we do it!
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There are a lot of elements out in our environment that can be harmful to our furbabies. To ensure you, us, and your furbaby stay protected and safe. We require proof of Rabies, Leptospirosis, DAPP, and Lyme vaccines for dogs. For cats FVRCP, FELV, and Rabies vaccine are required. *If your furbaby is not able to get the vaccines listed above please let us know!
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We don’t believe in charging families additional fees for the services their furbaby needs. However we do charge $2 per added furbaby for Walks and Spa/Misc. All other additional fees are reflected into ONE price! Say goodbye to pricey add-pns and big,bulky bills for loq-quality care, and say hello to clear pricing and high quality anxious free care.
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Here is where our empathy is. Pet sitting provides them comfort by allowing them to stay in what we call their “homebase”. There’s no loud constant barking, dingy lighting, or caged feeling like you find at a kennel. You may be gone, but they still have the comforting smells of you and home, along with a fun Furever Companion to keep them company. We do understand pet parents need to board for many different reasons. Thats why, one day soon, we’ll offer boarding — but in a way you’ve never seen it before.
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Ecocentrism is a viewpoint that humans are one with the biotic and abiotic organisms in the world. This term was introduced by conservationist Aldo Leopold in the 1940s. Ecocentrism views the environment as an ecological community that humans are a part of, rather than conquerors over. Ecocentrism is the key pathway to sustainability. We are one with nature and without the earth we can’t live, instead of conquering let’s help! it doesn’t have to be huge but even small changes like adding native plants in your garden to support pollinators, installing a rain barrel or spending 15 quiet minutes in nature can help.