Get to Know Us
"Established in 2009 by Jessica and Lucas, Woofs & Purrs is a passionate team of pet caregivers and trainers based in Washington, D.C."
Use positive reinforcement such as treats, praise, or playtime. Be consistent, patient, and set clear rules. Avoid punishment, as it can cause fear or aggression.
"Greetings! Introducing Our Founders"
"Hi! We're Jessica and Lucas!"
Gradually acclimate your pet to being alone for short periods, provide engaging toys, and create a safe, comfortable space. In severe cases, consult a veterinarian or animal behaviorist.
Meet the Team
"Everyone’s on Board!"
“Experience seamless comfort and care with every detail thoughtfully designed for your delight. From soothing spaces to impeccable service, everything comes together to make your stay truly exceptional!”
Clark Foster
Dog Behavior Specialist
Grooming frequency depends on your pet’s type and coat. Long-haired breeds may need daily brushing, while short-haired pets may need weekly care. Regular baths, nail trims, and ear cleaning are important.
Valencia Ken
Puppy Mentor
Gradually acclimate your pet to being alone for short periods, provide engaging toys, and create a safe, comfortable space. In severe cases, consult a veterinarian or animal behaviorist.
Alessa Stark
Dog Trainer
Stay calm, check your pet’s condition, and contact your veterinarian immediately. Keep an emergency kit with basic supplies like bandages, gloves, and contact numbers ready.
Wish to Take a Trial?
High-quality, balanced food suitable for your pet’s age and breed is recommended. Avoid giving them human food that can be toxic, such as chocolate, onions, or grapes.
