June 2018 Newsletter



We've recently completed a redesign of the SnR Pet Care website, www.snrpetcare.com.  Please visit us when you get a chance and let us know what you think.  You are welcome to leave comments on our blog, http://snrpetcare.blogspot.com

Exciting changes are coming over the next few months.  Watch for new services, staff announcements and a new online contact, reservation and payment system, which will integrate with smartphones.

Due to the rapid growth of Maple Valley and our surrounding communities, we are receiving more requests for pet care than usual, and are attempting to accommodate as many of you as we can.  Please give as much notice as possible when you are making those summer and fall travel plans.

Enjoy your summer!

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