Pet sitting in Broomfield, CO
Hope and her small team of trusted sitters, for your Broomfield home. Overnights, walks and visits, with a photo every day.
Broomfield pet care that fits a busy week
Lots of Broomfield households run on long workdays and frequent trips. Hope and her sitters keep pets on their own schedule while you’re gone.
Broomfield has been its own city and county since 2001, stretching from the older neighborhoods near US-36 up to Anthem Ranch and Anthem Highlands in the northwest. Hope lives just south in Westminster, so the whole city is close by.
US-36 and Interlocken days
A full day at Interlocken or a commute toward Boulder or Denver is a long stretch for a dog. A midday walk or visit splits it in two.
Work trips that come up fast
When travel lands on the calendar, your pets stay home in their routine instead of heading to a kennel.
Older or medical pets
Seniors, diabetic pets and dogs who can’t see or hear well get a sitter who follows a written plan, not memory.
A house that looks lived in
On overnights, mail and packages come in, plants get watered, lights change and the trash goes out on the right day.
Families who trust Hope with the hard cases
One of our dogs is partially blind and deaf, and the other has diabetes, so we needed a pet sitter with plenty of love, patience, and experience. Hope took exceptional care of both of our dogs. She contacted us whenever she had a question, and she regularly sent pictures and updates so we always knew how they were doing.
Hope was wonderful caring for our feral cat while we were away. It was so reassuring to see that our cat was being cared for with such patience and compassion.
When we returned home, our pets were happy, relaxed, and well cared for, and our home was clean.
Four steps before you leave town
Holiday trip or last-minute flight, the setup is the same for every Broomfield home.
Ask
Send your dates and tell Hope about each pet by phone, text or the form below.
Walk through
Hope or a sitter from her team visits at no charge to meet your pets, see the house and learn which rooms, doors and keys matter.
Plan
Meals, medication schedules, leash habits, favorite routes and vet contacts are written into a care plan you both keep.
Stay in touch
You know who’s coming before the sit starts, you get a text and photo every day of it, and a clean house with a short summary when you’re back.
Pet care Hope offers in Broomfield
Every service Hope offers covers Broomfield, from a single weekend overnight to a standing weekday walk.
Overnight pet sitting in Broomfield
$120 a night for one dog
New clients: $100 a night for your first stay.
Your sitter stays the night in your home, so evenings and mornings run the way your pets expect, and the house is looked after too.
Overnights in BroomfieldDog walking in Broomfield
On-leash walks on your neighborhood loop or a nearby open space trail, paced for your dog.
Drop-in visits
Food, fresh water, a potty break, the litter box and any medications, then a photo update.
Cat sitting in Broomfield
Quiet, patient visits for cats who hide from visitors, including feral cats.
Special-needs care
Blind and deaf dogs, diabetic pets and pets with cancer, on the schedule your vet set.
Browse all services on the services page. Fish, birds and reptiles can be added to any sit.
Broomfield notes for your care plan
Hope writes down the local details at the walkthrough: where your dog walks, the rules there, and where to go in an emergency.
Leash rules
Broomfield requires dogs to be on a hand-held leash anywhere off their own property, except inside the city’s off-leash dog parks. On trails, the city recommends a 6-foot leash, so that’s what every walker uses.
Broomfield County Commons Open Space
An easy loop of about 2.5 miles with a prairie dog colony along the way. Dogs stay on a short leash and away from the burrows.
Fenced dog parks
Broomfield has three fenced off-leash parks: Commons Park, Shepsfield Park and Del Corse Park. Commons has separate sides for small and large dogs. Off-leash play only happens if you ask for it in the care plan.
Nearest 24-hour emergency vet
Northside Emergency Pet Clinic, just over the line in Westminster, is open 24 hours a day. It goes in the care plan beside your regular vet, and you hear from Hope right away if something seems off.
Prefer a gravel path? Metzger Farm Open Space on the south side of town has about 2 miles of on-leash trails.
Other cities Hope covers near Broomfield
Broomfield sits between Hope’s home in Westminster and the Boulder County towns she also serves.
Broomfield pet sitting questions
Do you cover all of Broomfield?
Yes. Hope and her team sit across the City and County of Broomfield, from the neighborhoods near US-36 to Anthem in the northwest. Hope lives next door in Westminster.
Can you walk my dog on Broomfield trails?
Yes, on a leash. Broomfield requires a hand-held leash outside your property except in its off-leash dog parks. Tell Hope your dog’s usual route at the walkthrough and it goes in the care plan.
Will you take my dog to an off-leash park?
Only if you ask. Commons Park, Shepsfield Park and Del Corse Park are fenced, but many dogs do better on a calm leash walk. You decide, and it’s written into the plan.
Where would my pet go in an emergency?
Your regular vet comes first in the care plan. The nearest 24-hour hospital is Northside Emergency Pet Clinic in Westminster. If anything seems wrong, Hope contacts you right away.
What does pet sitting cost in Broomfield?
Overnights are $120 a night for one dog, and new clients get their first stay at $100 a night. Walks, drop-ins and homes with more pets are quoted at the free walkthrough, before you book anything.
In Broomfield? Let’s meet at your place.
Hope or one of the sitters she trained will meet your pets, walk the house with you and write the care plan together. If you’d rather meet Hope, just say so. Free, and you’re under no obligation.
Insured. Based next door in Westminster. A small team Hope leads herself.
Thank you. Hope has your request.
She'll reach out personally to set up your free walkthrough. If your trip is coming up soon, call or text 720-786-0801.