Kym Baldwin is a photographer and an artist from Chalfont, PA. She’s mom to three boys, two cats, and one perfect puppy named Luna. Kym has worked with animals in a variety of different ways including photography, rescue, fostering, training, and pet-sitting. If you’re interested in a photo-shoot for your pets (or family) just ask us. Kym describes all of her past and present pets, including dogs, cats, lizards, bunnies, and hermit crabs as, “happiness.” We’re so happy to have Kym join our family at Doylestowndogs!

With credentials like a BS in Animal Science from Delaware Valley University and more than 20 years of experience owning and operating her own local pet sitting/dog walking business Erin provides Doylestowndogs with not only another wonderful fit for our fur-clients, but also a reservoir of knowledge and know-how for our team. She’s conscientious, caring, and pretty darn cool! Here she is with Spencer one of our first friends, but Erin’s dog is a new rescue called Reggie!

I recently moved to Doylestown after graduating from Temple University with a marketing degree. One of my hobbies are spending time with animals. I’ve always loved dogs, and I grew up with dogs my whole life. I’ve taken care of my dogs/ family members’ dogs since I was 10 years old and I genuinely enjoy spending time with them.

Caitlin is a classic animal lover. One of those kids who brought home every animal she could find, has grown into an adult who cares for every animal whose path she crosses. That currently includes her three children, her students in school, two cats, one dog called Pete, and of course her lucky clients from Doylestowndogs. Animals can’t resist Caitlin’s charm and our clients appreciate her conscientiousness and integrity. Her priority is your pet’s well being, and her pet pictures are downright professional.

Bailey, who is graduating from Temple University in May 2021, has been an animal lover all of her life. She grew up with dogs, cats, guinea pigs and even a frog! Beginning at age 12, she would regularly dog-sit for several neighborhood dogs when neighbors would go on vacation. Over the past two-plus years, she has continued to do what she loves… taking care of other people’s pets has helped her earn money for college.

“I have NEVER crossed paths with an animal I didn’t like,” says Rachel Griffiths who will begin her Freshman Year at Temple this Fall. Considering Rachel goes out of her way to meet every animal that even comes close to her path the number of friended furries in this young woman’s life is somewhat staggering. She truly does not discriminate, using words like “adorable” and “cuddly” to describe not only animals with fur and feathers, but also with scales and shells. Rachel has been known to snuggle snakes and groom guinea pigs. With your pets she will always be prompt and prepared, because it is her way, as much as it is ours.

Beyond Rachel’s enormous affection for animals she possesses a naturally intuitive personality with pets. She respects and protects their welfare in a manner that is wonderful to witness. She is kind and responsible and fun! She is also our technician who is most experienced with riding and caring for horses, so please don’t hesitate to inquire about this service.

On Sunday afternoons growing up Sam Winderman would lead us on “Animal Walks,” around the neighborhood we’d proceed with 3 dogs, 2 kids, 1 guinea-pig which later we traded for a tortoise, and 1 cockatiel called Sunny. Each animal had its own special carrying case adorned by Sam with signs of love and nature. Some neighbors looked on with admiration and others with concern, but Sam’s Sunday afternoon animal walks are among my favorite all time memories. Midwalk Sam rested Sunnybird upon a hedge that he’d decided the bird enjoyed, and we’d all take in a moment of quiet stillness. These days Sam’s life moves a bit faster most of the time, but he still always stops to smile at animals. Sam is a recent graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, having studied Environmental Science and Urban Planning. Sam continues to spend as much time as he can in nature, along with hours spent on soccer fields and volleyball courts. Sam works full time for “Our City Forest” in San Jose, California. On visits home he gets his DoylestownDogs on!

As a youngster Maggie insisted upon meeting every dog who crossed her path. She meticulously catalogued the dogs she knew, and continued to count every dog she saw at Peace Valley Park for many seasons. She plastered her bedroom walls with animal photographs and boldly proclaimed in permanent markers, “I love animals, and animals love me!” There was nothing fictional about her claim. Maggie is now poised to finish her high school education and is planning to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. She’s a motivated and caring young adult with love and laughter to share. Maggie has been employed by Holiday House Pet Resort for over two years, and also busses tables Sunday brunch at The Hattery. She plays volleyball and runs track for CB West and is the founding member of the Bucks Community Games Club. Maggie’s lifelong love for animals shows up in her present work with DoylestownDogs in her future plans to attend Veterinary school. Maggie will be a sophomore at UNH majoring in pre-Veterinary medicine.