Fort Wayne Dog Boarding Just Got Awesome!
Like any fortress, Fort Wayne guards valuables - in this case, treasures for Man's Best Friend. There is a single dog park in this city of 250,000, but dog sitters love Pawster Park Pooch Playground ($25 annual fee), built on a former baseball diamond. It's fun whether you have two or four legs. Another favorite spot for pet sitting hosts is Fox Island, which houses a 270-acre state nature preserve with trails, marshland, seasonal ponds, sand dunes, wetland forest... and a doggie beach! Pet sitters can take their guest dogs on a long walk on the Rivergreenway trail, stretching 24 miles along three river banks and connecting 15 city parks. Dog sitters also know of Johnny Appleseed Park - the final resting place of John Chapman (aka Johnny Appleseed) and a nice place for dogs sitters to rest with their pets during sweaty summers and brisk winters. To find trusted and insured Fort Wayne dog sitting and home dog boarding services, visit DogVacay.com.
From late spring to early fall there's a celebration almost every weekend; Johnny Appleseed Festival, GermanFest, the Three Rivers Festival that attracts 400,000 visitors each July. Pets and pet sitters are always welcome. But at some of Fort Wayne's most spectacular attractions - the Lakeside Sunken Gardens, DeBrand Chocolates tour, Embassy Theater - dogs aren't allowed, but you'll find reliable Fort Wayne home dog boarding and pet sitting hosts DogVacay.com.
