Discover How Worry-Free Your Travel Can Be

...with Oak City Pet Sitting! We're excited to say they'll be joining for Spring Fling! Oak City Pet Sitting is a small, family-run business located in Raleigh near Crabtree Valley Mall. Services offered include pet sitting, dog walking, overnight sitting, and live-in sitting. Whether you have dogs, cats, rabbits, rodents, small mammals, fish, and/or birds, they have you covered!

Lead Sitter Amanda has been professionally pet sitting for 15 years. They’re fully licensed, bonded, and insured; and also members of the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters (NAPPS). Numerous references are available for your review – they've sat for government leaders, corporate executives, and Triangle families just like yours!

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Accessories For Dogs... And Their People!

We're excited to see Bumble & Hound at Spring Fling this year with their awesome handmade accessories for dogs and dog lovers! Their line includes bandanas, rope leashes, baseball tees, leash holders, paw wax, snout sticks, and all natural vegan dog soap! Bumble & Hound's items are practical as well as stylish, "aiming to elevate basic dog styles to something a little hipper and more sophisticated than your average big box store item!"

Best of all, 20% of every purchase from Bumble & Hound is donated to local rescues!

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Binky and Bell's Art On Display At Unleashed at City Market!

Check out the new exhibit by Binky and Bell at Unleashed at the City Market on Friday, March 2 from 6 - 9 PM. Meet artist Rick Gardner and check out some the cool cartoon dog art shirts, stickers, bags and artwork from Binky and Bell. 10% of Binky and Bell's sales will go to support Second Chance Pet Adoptions to support homeless dogs and cats. Join the Facebook event!

The exhibit will be on display through the entire month of March!

How Binky and Bell came to be:

"Rick Gardner and Mark Bell met in 2013 through a networking group at Colonial Baptist Church called Colonial Job Seekers. They discovered they were both passionate about their hobbies, Rick about dogs and Mark about woodworking. Together they collaborate to create original cartoon dog art to support homeless pets through rescue groups, shelters and other non-profits.

For Rick, dogs bring joy, happiness, unconditional love, and a passion to capture these feelings and share with them others. Mark looks to bring out the beauty in the wood, celebrate its texture and grains, and enhance the dog art creations of Rick.

Rick’s influences include James Thurber, Charles Schulz and numerous modern day graphic artists. Mark’s influences include his background growing up in the suburbs of Detroit and Boston as well his professional experiences in Germany and Switzerland."

More information about Binky and Bell can be found on their website and Facebook.