Adriana Valle is the Owner, Founder and Chief Pet-Loving Officer at Shoreline Happy Paws. She has been a Professional Pet Care Provider since 2014. Adriana is currently pursuing a certificate in dog behavior from CATCH Canine Trainers Academy and is a Certified Pet First Aid & CPR Instructor through PetTech. She is a longtime member of the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters and Pet Sitters International.
Adriana posts weekly blogs to ensure that pet parents in the Shoreline and Lower River Valley areas of Southeastern Connecticut stay informed and educated on pet care best practices and pet-friendly living. Her topics range from Shoreline Happy Paws-specific topics, including highlighting the benefits of dog walking, dog hiking, and cat sitting services, to reporting on local shelter changes, wildlife threats, pet industry trends, and other current events.
It’s the holidays and many of us are spending money we don’t have on gifts we probably shouldn’t be buying. For this reason and especially in the current economic climate, we thought it would be wise to cover the three pet gifts to avoid this holiday season. If you...
It’s the holiday season and many clients like to give a little something to their pet sitter this time of year. Holiday gifting is quite common in the pet sitting industry, as it is in most service-based industries. The question of what to get a pet sitter is often...
To continue our celebration of senior pets this National Adopt a Senior Pet Month, we’d like to dive deeper into the benefits of adopting seniors. To encourage suitable families to consider senior cats and dogs, we also think it’s important to discuss the best homes...
It’s National Adopt a Senior Pet Month and we’re here to tell you that senior pets make wonderful pets. Unfortunately, many common myths and misunderstandings have made it so that pet lovers are weary of adopting seniors. Today, we’re debunking the four senior pet...
At Shoreline Happy Paws, we pride ourselves on being the best pet care company in the Connecticut Shoreline. Because we strive for excellence in all we do, we’d like to invite you to support our local business online and on social media. We put great effort into our blogs and posts and would love to reach a greater audience.
According to Farmer’s Almanac forecasts, winter 2022-2023 in Connecticut will be snowier and colder than usual. Patch.com’s Rich Kirby says, “If the Farmers are on the money, plan on it being bitterly cold after the first of the year. Make sure while the weather is...