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Our Pet Sitters
All our pet sitters adhere to the Quality Standards set forth by Pet Sitters International.
Read the Quality Standards here.
Beth York Wolf, Owner of A Pet Sitting Service, is a PSI Accredited Pet Sitter.
Beth, Owner of A Pet Sitting
Service
Beth grew up with cats and dogs. Her first pet as an adult was a dog she found in a pawn shop. After that she found homes for several
dogs and cats in need...two cats stayed and have had very long happy lives.
Beth now lives with her three crazy terriers, Razor, Rocket and Rascal.
Over the years Beth has volunteered with many animal rescue groups and currently supports the work of Canine Castaways Rescue and trap, neuter, release programs for ferral cats..
As the owner, Beth is always concerned about the safety of all the pets cared for by A Pet Sitting Service team.
She has taken many courses in animal behavior and animal safety. Beth has been trained to work with
handling dogs through the SPCA.
Beth's family is very understanding and realizes that she worries about all the pets left in her care.
They like to say to her, "well, what are you going to worry about now?"
Carolyn
 Carolyn grew up In Minnetonka Minnesota.
My first pet was "Fritze " the rabbit, followed by Thumper and lots of baby bunnies. They were well trained.....
I taught them to walk on a leash. Most people were walking their dog, I was walking my rabbits.
At 15 Nugget the Cocker Spaniel became part of our family. Cockers are my passion.....Molly a beautiful reddish cocker
was my baby and companion for 14 years. Today Patches a black and white multi lives with my husband Oscar and myself in Ridgemoor. Patchy is as human as a dog can get. She loves to talk on the phone and go for car rides. After leaving a job that demanded all my time and lots of travel
I knew I still wanted to work. That's when I found Beth and knew this was the job for Me!!!!!!
Carolyn gives love and care for pets in Palm Harbor and is the primary backup for Beth.
Betty
 Betty grew up on a farm in Northern Indiana. Her first pets were barn cats and an old Collie/Chow mix dog named “Shep”. Many animal pets followed including twin lambs. Later in life, her human children were always bringing home stray animals for “Mom”.
Betty and her husband now are allowed to live with four cats in East Lake Woodlands. The oldest of the four is 20 and the next is 19. All four are rescue cats. She has volunteered and sat on the board of many rescue shelters. Last year she spent a week at the Bartow shelter set up after Hurricane Charley and has recently returned from Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah. Best Friends is the largest sanctuary in the country and this is her fourth volunteering “vacation” there.
Betty gives love and care for pets in East Lake, Oldsmar and parts of Clearwater. She also acts as back-up
for Beth and Rees when needed.
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