About Us

All our sitters are certified in Pet First Aid by the American Red Cross. We are bonded and insured. Our sitters are animal lovers and have great connections with animals. Many excellent references are available on request.

Kim

Kim Reid is the owner of Pampered Pets. She started the business in October 2000, shortly after moving to the Eastern Shore. Kim has been caring for animals, hers and others, all her life. She is a member of Pet Sitters International, a graduate of Animal Behavior College, and Certified in Pet First Aid. Kims’ personal pets have included; dogs, cats, horses, alpacas, goats, rabbits, pigeons, chickens, pigs, cows, cockatiels and parakeets.

Joan

Joan Oliver has been a part of Pampered Pets since 2004. Joan has lived on the Eastern Shore over 26 years, raising six children. Joan is very involved in the animal community. She is on the Board of Directors of Adopt a Pet, she assist at the spay and neuter clinic in Queen Anne County and certified in Pet First Aid. Joan was "Volunteer of the Year 2005" for Queen Anne's County Animal Shelter.

Rachel

I am Rachel, and while I am new to the eastern shore I am not new in the animal kingdom. I have always had a passion for animals and I started in the animal rights field volunteering for animal rights organizations. I moved on to grooming and managing a pet supply store where I began assisting with dog training classes. Training at that time did not involve Positive Reinforcement methods and I wanted nothing more to do with jerking dogs around, "popping" their collars and leads, and forcing them to do what they were supposed to. I delved into the world of volunteering for various rescues and shelters where I spent twelve years working with all kids of animals from primates to reptiles. Out of desires for my own pooch I decided to look into training for her. Much to my delight I discovered that training evolved to using Positive Reinforcement, and I was hooked. I wanted to learn all there was to know so I started observing other trainers and went to the Animal Behavior College. Upon graduation, five years ago, I began pet sitting, dog training, and studying with other trainers.

I am a committed lifetime student of animal behavior, and I continue my volunteer work with Adopt A Boxer Rescue, and The Humane Society Of Caroline County.