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Your best friend becomes our littlest cubs, staying snug and loved in their own cozy den while you explore the great outdoors.

Mamma Bear Cub Care

We provide warm bear hugs for your little ones. From soft den naps to playful forest romps, we treat every furry guest like a precious cub in our family, ensuring they feel safe and loved.

Cub Walks and Adventures

Fun forest adventures for your happy little cub. We lead safe, snuggly treks through nature trails, giving your cub all the fresh air and bear-sized wiggles they could ever hope for.

$25 per walk/ $60 for 3 walks a day/ $100 for overnight visits

Cub Care for Kitties

Soft den naps, gentle play, and calm company for your house cubs.

We keep every kitty cozy, safe, and purring while you’re away.

$25 per visit/ $50 for 3 visits a day/ $100 for overnight visits

Cub Care for Your Little Critters

A safe hollow for your tiniest forest friends. From fluffy bunnies and birds, to sweet guinea pigs, to your treasured turtles. Every small critter enjoys tender care and veggie snacks in their own cozy den while staying snug and protected.

$20 per visit/ $45 for 3 visits a day/ $75 for overnight visits

Cheerful pet birds receiving gentle care

Reiki and Massage

Quiet den time with soft music, warm blankets, and slow, comforting strokes. Mamma Bear–style touch that helps your cub, kitty or critter release stress and feel safe in their body. We create an in-home cozy forest‑den retreat where nervous cubs can relax, reset, and recharge.

$75-$100 per session

Studio photography of a small white dog wearing a pink sweater, peacefully sleeping in a fluffy tan dog bed. The scene is cozy and comfortable.

Customized care tailored to your senior cub and kitty needs, including outdoor time, light grooming, and extra snuggles. Your seniors deserve the royal cub care treatment.

Care Plans for Senior Pet Owners 70+

1 Cub Walk - $15 per walk or Cub Walk Package (3 walks) - $40

Kitty & Critter Care - $10 per visit or Care Package (3 visits) - $30

*customized plans for food runs and medicine pick-up

Senior Cub and Kitty Care

Lifestyle photography of a woman gently brushing her golden retriever on the living room rug. The atmosphere is warm and peaceful, highlighting a nurturing bond between the owner and her pet.

Our Bear Hug Story

I have loved caring for animals since I was a little girl. I've had a mixture of senior dogs and cats over the years. It's always been important to me to open my home to senior animals. They don't ask for much and deserve a loving home in their final years.

Over my lifetime, I have worked in an animal hospital, an animal shelter, and helped friends and neighbors care for their pets while away. These experiences taught me that pets thrive in calm, loving environments where they feel safe. Our pets depend on us for their physical and emotional well-being. With patience, understanding, and the right care, many challenges can be resolved while keeping pets happy and secure.

I decided to start Mamma Bear Pet Care to help pet owners care for their pets, especially when they travel, work late, or have a health emergency. As a pet owner, I have been in many situations where I didn't have the help I needed during unforeseen situations. I understand the stress and anxiety that comes from deciding on what to do with pets during difficult situations. The best option is always to allow the pet to stay in the comfort of their own home, rather than an unfamiliar place. Trusting someone into your home is also important, so rest-assured, I will treat your pets and your home with the utmost respect and love.

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Be an advocate for shelter animals by letting people know that reliable pet-sitting support can make pet adoption feel more possible. When adopters know they have help caring for a new pet, especially dogs, they may feel more confident opening their homes to animals in need.

Please consider adopting an additional pet, especially a senior pet, from your local animal shelter or at www.petfinder.com

Our animal shelters are over-crowded. Animals in shelters often experience stress, uncertainty, and unfamiliar surroundings. This can delay their adoption. When you adopt, allow your new pet the time needed to decompress from the shelter. Patience and understanding can help your new pet feel safe, build trust, and adjust to their new home.