Buddy Sitting

my first job working in a kennel. I went on to study Animal Science at Middlesex Community College and later Biology at the University of Massachusetts. Over the years, I’ve worked as a Veterinary Nurse at several reputable small animal hospitals across Massachusetts. While my love for veterinary medicine remains strong, I realized my true calling was with dogs. Instead of focusing on their physical health in a clinic, I wanted to help dogs feel their happiest and healthiest by addressing both their physical and mental well-being. I founded Buddy Sitting eight years ago, inspired by my late dog Buddy, who will forever hold a special place in my heart. Buddy wasn’t just my dog—he was my best friend and my soulmate. I adopted him while working at a kennel that also housed local strays. During my time there, I noticed many animals would refuse to eat, cower, or display fearful behaviors. This observation led me to create a service focused on the dogs who struggled in social settings, offering pet sitting in the comfort of their own home. Since then, my business has evolved, and while we still offer at-home pet sitting, we now focus primarily on dog walking and training. Buddy Sitting is a unique alternative to traditional doggy daycare. We offer dogs the chance to explore the outdoors and experience new environments that stimulate their senses. After completing a detailed intake form to assess your pet’s individual needs, I tailor each experience to ensure they have a fulfilling, safe, and enjoyable time. With less time spent in cages and more opportunities for socialization, our goal is to help your dog learn good manners and feel mentally and physically enriched. Our adventures vary daily, giving dogs fresh sights, smells, and experiences. These excursions include, but are not limited to, trail walks, beach outings, mountain adventures, and even sleepovers. Buddy Sitting provides a peaceful and enriching experience for your dog while you take care of your own tasks, knowing they’re in good hands.