Waggs N Wet Noses Pet Sitters Comes to Naperville Just in Time for Summer

Naperville, IL, May 17, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Professional dog walking and pet sitting service, Waggs N Wet Noses Pet Sitters, has now launched their pet sitting service to cover Naperville Illinois just in time for summer time fun.

Stacy Jones the owner of the new Naperville Pet Sitting service Waggs n Wet Noses is now available for pet sitting in local Naperville neighborhoods like Knoch Knolls, Old Farm & Breckenridge.

Waggs n Wet Noses will provide a variety of services for dogs, cats and other small animals, including private and group dog walks and doggie playgroups, cat visits, day care and pet taxi services.

The demand for professional pet sitting and dog walking services is at an all-time high. Pet ownership is rising, pet owners are working longer hours and traveling more for business and personal reasons than ever before, and pet owners are moving away from keeping their pets at a kennel because of health concerns, making alternatives like Waggs n Wet Noses Pet Sitting more attractive.

"We know how it is to rush home or be worried when we go away, and we want to make things easier on people and more fun for pets," said Stacy, Owner of Waggs n Wet Noses. "We intend on providing unparalleled availability, reliability, professionalism and loving care for pets, all at competitive rates."

Waggs n Wet Noses Pet Sitting features a loving dedicated pet sitter for your dog or cat, the time to take them for a walk around the block, feed them and some play time too.

Stacy also writes for Animals Need Help, the renown animal cruelty blog at animalsneedhelp.com if you would like to learn more about where her heart is when pets are concerned.

"People are busy making their summer vacation plans, and now's the time they should also make their pets' vacation plans, too," adds Jones. "Our goal is that no one is stuck at home this summer."

As part of their Naperville IL grand opening celebration,Waggs n Wet Noses will donate $1 of every visit they make to a local animal shelter through 11/1/08.

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