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Pawsitively the best ride in town!
- 1. We first require you to call us to set up your Scout account where you will be scheduling your appointments.
- 2. Your first appointment will be a Meet and Greet to get to know your dog, answer any questions you may have, sign paperwork, and learn more about how we will be picking up your dog.
- 3. After the Meet and Greet appointment we will be good to go on any future appointments!
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Meet your Chauffeurs!
The Fur Chauffeur is a dog centric service that is here to provide safe reliable transportation for your pup when you are in a bind!
With 10+ combined years of experience in pet care and being pet parents ourselves, you can put your faith in The Fur Chauffeur to know what our clients need and to get your pup to daycare safely!
Jen Sneiderwine
Most of Jens’s (Pictured Right) Experience comes from 30 plus years of owning, raising, training, and loving her own Golden Retrievers. She has also fostered many Goldens, transported and placed them in their forever homes. Jen married her high school sweetheart and has 3 children. She is owned by Archie and Meila, her loving golden retrievers. Her hobbies are doing puzzles, camping and playing with her grandbabies.
Jen started 5 years ago working in Doggie Daycare where she learned how to care for many different types of animals. She took courses through Dog Handler Academy gaining skills and confidence in Dog Behavior and Safety. With the Dog Handler Academy Certifications, Jen holds her ARC certificate of Cat and Dog First Aid and is working on her CPACP through PACCC. For the last 6 years she has also been volunteering with a Golden Retriever Rescue where transport training is priority.
Chelsea O'Neil
Chelsea (Pictured Left) is a proud pet parent to Pudding (7 year old Chinese Village Dog mix), Pepper (3 year old Chihuahua mix), Meme (13 year old DSH cat), and Kitterbean (DLH cat). Chelsea’s hobbies include fish keeping, painting, DND, and gaming. Her favorite breed of dog is the Silken Windhound and hopes that one day soon they will be an AKC recognised breed.
Chelsea started off as a kennel attendant 6 years ago where she learned how to care for all types of dogs and cats of different ages and with different needs. From there she learned how to bathe dogs and was encouraged to take online courses through Dog Gurus to learn more about dog body languages and the best ways to handle dogs. Since learning about dog body language and animal care Chelsea took a special interest in learning more about canine care and nutrition. This has helped her be successful in giving the best care to dogs over the years. Currently Chelsea holds ARC’s certificate in Cat and Dog First Aid and is working on achieving her CPACP through PACCC.