Overnight care
In-home overnight sitting for dogs and cats while you’re away. Keep familiar surroundings, meals, and daily routines.
For dogs & catsDog & cat care · Greater Tucson
Your pets.
Their home.
A little company.
Overnight stays, drop-in visits, and dog walks—with care that fits your pets’ everyday routine.
Plan your pet care
Dogs & cats welcomeCare in your homeServing the Greater Tucson area
A visit or a longer stay
Care for the way you’re away.
Choose the service that fits your plans and your pets’ needs.
Drop-in visits
A check-in for meals, fresh water, litter care, bathroom breaks, and time with your pets, based on their needs.
Dog walks
A walk from your home for exercise, sniffing, and a bathroom break. Timing and the route can be discussed around your dog’s routine.
In-home day care
Occasional daytime company and care for your dog in your own home. Offered by arrangement, depending on availability.
A few familiar faces
Pets I’ve cared for.
Meet your sitter
Hi, I’m Ann.
I’m Ann, the pet sitter behind Old Pueblo Paws. I’ve cared for dogs all my life and have fostered both dogs and cats. Today, I offer overnight stays, visits, and walks throughout the Greater Tucson area so your pets can stay in their own home.
From a cat who prefers a quiet check-in to a dog who’s ready for a walk, we can talk through what care looks like for your household.
I can give medication following your instructions, but I do not give injections. Please let me know about any medication needs when we discuss your pet’s care.
Their routine comes first.
- Care in familiar surroundings
- Meals and visits around your instructions
- Time for attention, play, or quiet company
- Plans discussed around your pets’ needs
Good to know
A few questions,
answered.
Where does pet care take place?
Care takes place where you and your pets are staying: your home, RV park, or hotel, subject to arrangements with Ann and property rules. Overnight care means Ann stays at your service location with your pets.
Do you care for both dogs and cats?
Yes. Overnight care and drop-in visits are offered for both dogs and cats. Walks and occasional in-home day care are offered for dogs.
What area do you serve?
Old Pueblo Paws serves the Greater Tucson area. Your location, dates, and the care your pets need help determine whether a booking is a good fit.
Is daytime dog care available?
Occasionally, by arrangement. Day care takes place in your home and depends on availability.
Is there a fee for a meet and greet?
Yes. Meet and greets are paid visits so we can meet your pets, go over their routine, and discuss the care you need. The fee is $25 for 45 minutes and is credited toward your first pet-care booking.
What should I have ready when asking about care?
Your dates, general location, number of pets, the service you need, and any important routines or care instructions.
Care starts with a conversation
Tell me about your plans.
Every request is personally reviewed. Your booking is confirmed only after Ann approves and receives the 50% nonrefundable deposit. The balance is due one day before care begins.
One visit or a longer stay.
Request a meet & greet, overnight pet sitting, drop-in visit, or dog walk. Include your dates, pets, and home, RV park, or hotel location.
Request care →A little planning. Peace of mind.
Meet & greets are $25 for 45 minutes, credited toward your first pet-care booking. Overnight care reserves the full arrival-to-departure window.
Request care online: send your dates and pet details securely. Ann reviews availability and sends your quote before any deposit is due. A request alone does not reserve dates.
Away from home.
Still cared for.
Overnight stays, visits, and walks for dogs and cats across Greater Tucson, right where they feel at home.