Your cat stays in a named room with window light, a cat tree, and a routine I keep the way you keep it at home. No cage rows. I also drive pickups and drop-offs when you can't.
Cats settle on rhythm, not on square footage. This is the shape of every day here, adjusted to whatever your cat already expects at home.
Breakfast on your cat's schedule, fresh water, litter scooped. I sit with the shy ones a while before I do anything else.
Wand toys, cubby climbing, and the window ledge. Social cats get more of me; hiders get quiet and space.
Second meal, litter again, beds fluffed. Lights down early so the room stays calm overnight.
A picture or two of your cat as they actually were that day, so you're not guessing from a thousand miles away.
Room One / Room TwoThe rooms are named because they're rooms. You'll see both signs on the tour and know exactly where your cat is sleeping.
Every cat arrives with a temperament. The booking should follow it, not the other way around.
Goes under the bed for the first day, comes out when the house is quiet, hates a busy hallway.
Room One boarding
The quieter room with a closet nook bed and covered hiding spots. Low traffic, slow introductions, nothing forced.
Follows you room to room, wants the ledge, gets bored before they get scared.
Room Two boarding
Window light, teal cubby shelves, and the cat tree. More play sessions, more of me in the room during the day.
Set schedule, particular food, maybe medication. Change is the stressful part, not the trip.
Overnight & vacation stays
Multi-day coverage with your cat's routine kept as written. Medication and special diets only as we discuss at the meet & greet.
Does better in their own house. You just need someone reliable while you're at work or away a night.
Drop-in cat visits
I come to you: feeding, fresh water, litter, play, and a photo before I lock up.
Vet appointment, groomer, or a cottage stay you can't drive to yourself.
Pet transport run
Local pickup and drop-off in a secured carrier, on a time we agree on, with a text when we arrive.
And the driving sideBoarding is most of what I do. Transport is the part people don't expect to need until the morning of the appointment.
I handle local pickup and drop-off around Pine Castle and the Orlando area: to the cottage, to the vet, or back home at the end of a stay.
The fastest way to start is a text. Send me your cat's feeding times, litter setup, any medication, and the dates you need. That's everything I need to tell you whether Room One or Room Two is open.
If it looks like a fit, come by for a free meet & greet first. You see the rooms, your cat sees the rooms, and nobody books anything sight unseen.