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Let’s identify and share info regarding services that dog owners use for their pets. Send in your recommendations and reviews! Village Rovers does not vet these services except as noted.

Bring Fido is a favorite online source for finding, pet friendly restaurants, hotels, dog parks, activities, events, and other services. You can use this site for local and out of town services. – Jim & Laurie

This retail boutique is a non-profit located at Baseline and Crismon. Proceeds fund medical care for local shelter animals.
Women’s clothing and accessories, home decor, kitchen items, and pet supplies. www.cause4pawsshop.com
Pet Sitters/Walkers
Lucy Allen, 480-524-7104
Pet sits in your home. 40 yr experience. Dogs, cats, medication etc. She’s kind, soft spoken and firm. 1 of my other clients have used her services for many years and raves about her being a wonder. – Heather Gill
Heather and Kevin Gill. 575-973-7631 We can take into our home smallish dogs. Need to do a meet and greet first. Price is negotiable. We will also go to your home and feed, water, put out, clean up and medicate if needed. We help most of the time. We watch a couple in SVE already. Member of Village Rovers. We still work full time jobs.
Dog walking
Sue Schulte (602) 663-0973 – I believe $15 for dog walking (for a small dog) for 30 minutes is a fair price. $20 for medium to large dog (30 minutes)

Our pets cannot tell us when they feel bad, if they are hurting or when their food is upsetting them. Your pet could be suffering from simple environmental stressors or food allergies. Bloating, itching, diarrhea, collapsed trachea, gut issues, kidney disease, cancer support, joint health and aging issues are just a few of the many concerns that your Enlightened Mutt Pet Health Coach will help with visitors. You can build on the first idea or add your second point. Now that you’ve got your visitors’ attention, let them know what they can expect, and encourage them to explore your site. https://www.enlightenedmutt.com/

Klaus K9 Academy Phone 480-567-4894 email Klaus@klausek9avademy.com
Klause (the dog) visited at one of our recent Dog Club meetings and demonstrated his excellent training.
Service Dogs 101—Everything You Need to Know
A service dog helps a person with a disability lead a more independent life. According to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a service dog is “a dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability.”

East Valley Urgent Pet Care has in-house technologies for pets requiring immediate care for convenient and speedy treatment. Lab tests include CBC, chemistry, blood gas, urinalysis, coagulation testing, fecal, and some infectious diseases. In-house cytology can assess ear smears and skin scrapes, and ultrasound can handle quick point-of-care FAST scans. Located at Sossaman and Guadalupe. East Valley Urgent Pet Care
Need a mobile dog groomer?
Limited openings are available for mobile pet grooming in your area every six weeks. Fully contained and self sufficient van that will come to you and your pup. Pricing starts at $65 for small dogs. If you would like to get on the schedule, call or text Victoria at 480-747-0876. Need a reference in the village? Call or text Susy Zinn 480-200-5459

Doggie Daycare/Boarding We have used this business for day care and overnight stays. The company provides cameras to several areas (via an app) so that you can see your dog during play times. There are two locations, one in North Mesa and another in Chandler. Once our dog got used to the service he has enjoyed his visits. 480-207-1852
Dog Training – We used John at PetSmart for basic training. 6932 E Hampton Ave, Mesa, AZ 85209, 480-830 7282. John trains trainers and certifies trainers for service dogs. He knows his stuff!
Dog walkers – looking for contacts
Groomers –

We have used Fuzzy Paws for nail trimming and grinding: 7102 E Baseline Rd, Mesa, AZ 85209 Hours: 8AM – 3:30PM (480) 807-0224 – Fuzzy Paws
Community Dog Parks
Cosmo Dog Park, Gilbert Parks and Recreation, 2502 E Ray Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85296. “Every aspect of the story centers around our most famous K9, a local hero named Cosmo who was our first police dog.” Separate use areas for Active and Timid Dogs click to visit website: Cosmo Dog Park
Lost Dutchman Dog Park – Lost Dutchman dog park in Apache Junction that opened in May 2023. This is a well done park with modern amenities.
The park located on the SE corner of Superstition Blvd. and Idaho Rd. The new dog park, which began construction in August, has separate fenced areas for varying sizes of dogs, grass, water stations, solar lighting, shade and seating. click to learn more Dutchman Dog Park
Restaurant patios that allow Dogs! Send your suggestions and pictures!
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Articles – Have you seen a great article about dogs. Send us a link!
