Why do you refer to your caregivers as nannies?

We use the term nanny intentionally. A sitter suggests a temporary, transactional role, while a nanny implies consistency, responsibility, and relational trust. Our team members act as professional extensions of your family, providing structured routines, attentive supervision, and genuine affection for every pet in our care.

What role does the Registered Veterinary Technician play?

The Registered Veterinary Technician provides professional oversight for pets who require medication administration or closer health monitoring. This credential strengthens our standards of care and allows us to confidently support senior and medically sensitive pets in a residential environment.

Do you limit the number of pets in your care?

Yes. We focus on relationship driven, low volume care rather than high traffic boarding. This allows us to maintain calmer surroundings, consistent routines, and meaningful attention for each pet instead of operating as a large scale kennel.

What is your approach to communication with pet parents?

Clear communication is essential. We provide picture updates and prompt responses so you feel informed and reassured. Our goal is to replace uncertainty with transparency while your pet enjoys their stay or visit.

What areas does your team serve?

We proudly serve Amelia, Anderson Township, Batavia, New Richmond, and Bethel. Boarding and daycare take place at our Amelia location, while walking and drop in visits are scheduled within our established service areas.

About Mary Puppins Pet Care

Mary Puppins LLC was created with a simple belief: pet care should never feel transactional. Our approach blends professional accountability with the warmth of a surrogate family. With a Registered Veterinary Technician on staff, we provide structured oversight for boarding, daycare, dog walking, and drop in visits. Medication administration, close observation, and consistent routines are handled with precision and care. At the same time, our nanny team focuses on comfort, affection, and emotional stability. We operate from a residential-based facility on Jenny Lind Road in Amelia, serving families throughout Amelia, Anderson Township, Batavia, New Richmond, and Bethel. Every service is designed to ensure your beloved puppin feels safe, loved, and happy while you are away.

While Mary Puppins LLC was formally established in 2024, our foundation is rooted in years of hands-on pet care experience dating back to 2019. We have grown with intention, prioritizing quality over volume and relationships over quick bookings. Our nanny team model ensures that pets are never treated as numbers in a rotation system. Instead, we learn feeding routines, medication schedules, comfort habits, and personality quirks so we can deliver truly personalized attention. Easy scheduling through our Time to Pet portal, fair pricing, and fast response times further reduce stress for pet parents. When you choose Mary Puppins, you are choosing a team that values both clinical competence and emotional connection in equal measure.

Why do you refer to your caregivers as nannies?
We use the term nanny intentionally. A sitter suggests a temporary, transactional role, while a nanny implies consistency, responsibility, and relational trust. Our team members act as professional extensions of your family, providing structured routines, attentive supervision, and genuine affection for every pet in our care.
What role does the Registered Veterinary Technician play?
The Registered Veterinary Technician provides professional oversight for pets who require medication administration or closer health monitoring. This credential strengthens our standards of care and allows us to confidently support senior and medically sensitive pets in a residential environment.
Do you limit the number of pets in your care?
Yes. We focus on relationship driven, low volume care rather than high traffic boarding. This allows us to maintain calmer surroundings, consistent routines, and meaningful attention for each pet instead of operating as a large scale kennel.
What is your approach to communication with pet parents?
Clear communication is essential. We provide picture updates and prompt responses so you feel informed and reassured. Our goal is to replace uncertainty with transparency while your pet enjoys their stay or visit.
What areas does your team serve?
We proudly serve Amelia, Anderson Township, Batavia, New Richmond, and Bethel. Boarding and daycare take place at our Amelia location, while walking and drop in visits are scheduled within our established service areas.