Your Questions, Answered
If you need more guidance than is listed here, please drop me an email:
nomadpetsitting@gmail.com
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I offer one-hour drop in checks on your pet, along with overnight stays for longer-term situations (weekend vacations, holidays, work trips, etc).
Pricing is as listed, but if further/different arrangements need to be made, please be sure to bring that up in our initial consultation.
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The first thing I want to do is meet you, and your pet, to ensure that we are a match. Pet’s are VERY good at knowing who they like, and I want to be sure they are comfy with me - and that you are too!
Meetings are generated on Zoom, but I am also happy to arrange for an in-person meeting.
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I’m a massive pet lover, as many are, but I bring with me a real understanding of consistency and habit - and how disruptive these can be for our furry friends.
Compassion, patience, and a willingness to meet your pet where they are, are elements to the care I bring.
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Email is best:
You can also drop a DM to me via my Instagram account:
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I accept cash, or payment via Venmo.
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If your veterinarian has given you medication or instruction for home care of your pet, I am happy to follow that same protocol, insuring that no doses or home treatments are missed while you are away.
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Based on the time you indicate to me, I will arrive at your home, and begin my visit with your pet.
This can include a walk, pets/cuddles, feeding, refreshment of water, checking/changing litter - anything you’d be normally doing yourself, but aren’t around to attend to.
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I am located in Portland, Oregon, and am able to reach the entire metro region for both drop-in and overnight support.
For reference, if you have access to Trimet or C-Tran public transit, you are within the metro region (I have a regular vehicle for transportation).
Overnight support is available for those who live outside the metro region.
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My service includes the care of up to two pets at your home, whether as a drop-in or for overnight care.
For multiple pets, an extra fee may need to be arranged, depending on the circumstance and situation. (eg: multiple feeding locations/different exercise requirements/etc will require more time and attention).