Peter Pam’s Pet Sitting & Boarding

When I first moved here with my senior dog, his separation anxiety went into full effect. I couldn’t leave him alone in my house with out destroying it, never mind in a kennel or cage, and I was so afraid if I left him at a friends house, he would destroy their house when they left! Thank goodness for Pam. She is always home with the dogs so my old man never had to go in to panic mode. Not to mention he was too busy having fun playing with all of the dogs he didn’t care where I was. When I first booked the stay, Pam insisted on a meet and greet to determine if he would be a good fit. His stay was conditional on how he behaved with the other dogs. Luckily he passed the test and I can trust her to take good care of my old man anytime I’m out of town. He gets so excited when he goes to «Auntie Pam’s»!

MURDERERS!
A couple who says their dog died while in the care of pet sitters hopes their story will save other dogs.
Linda and Jim Dwyer of Nokomis recently left their two dogs, K’lah and Gracie, in the care of Peter Pam’s Puppies Pet Sitting and Boarding in Bradenton. The couple boarded their dogs because they were going on a cruise.
Upon their return, the Dwyers were informed that K’lah had died after being attacked by two larger dogs at the pet sitter.
The Dwyers insist they researched Peter Pam’s Puppies Pet Sitting thoroughly. They say they were also told that K’lah and Gracie would not be near any larger dogs.
«I thought the person we left them with had a real good knowledge of dogs and behavior,» Linda Dwyer said. «Obviously, if she put our two little dogs with two 90-​pound dogs, you’re asking for trouble.»
According to Don Pinaud, an attorney representing the owners of Peter Pam’s, the owner feels the Dwyers’ loss but disputes some of their claims about what happened.
«Obviously, they lost their dog, and [the owners] are very sorry,» Pinaud said. «It was a sad situation, and they’re very sad it happened.»
Pinaud said the owner told the Dwyers she watches both larger and smaller dogs interact together.
According to Pinaud, for the first four days of K’lah and Gracie’s stay, everything went fine. Then, a larger dog bit K’lah once. K’lah was taken to an emergency pet clinic for care, and it was there that a Dwyer family member decided it would be best that K’lah be put down.

We have a rescued senior pet who has severe separation anxiety. We can’t leave for any amount of time, so we generally bring him most places. We not only use Pam’s pet sitting for work, but also for those days where we want to get out and not bring our Charley with. I never have any fear leaving him there and right when we pull into her neighborhood he needs to stick his head out the window and immediately his tail starts wagging. Pam is so sweet and caring it’s almost like leaving him with a family member. You and your pet won’t be disappointed!