The recent executive order for federal employees to return to in-person work has many local dog owners feeling uneasy. Many of us adopted emotional support pets during lockdown as a way to cope with loneliness and isolation, and are now having to turn their backs on the very pets that have come to depend on us for that companionship.
Bethesda Dog Walkers (bethesdadogwalkers.com) is a local company that is trying to take some of the sting out of this transition with a special offer for government workers. $100 off their services, as well as $100 off for the referral of any other affected government worker, while availability permits.
Owned and operated by Bethesda resident Dave Peterson, Bethesda Dog Walkers has been awarded the designation of “Best of Bethesda” seven times for offering meticulous care of dogs in the area since 2009. They service clients in Bethesda, Cabin John, Chevy Chase and Potomac.
To take advantage of this program, please schedule a meeting (either in-person or virtual) with them here: https://calendly.com/bethesdadogwalkers.
Find Bethesda Dog Walkers on social media
https://www.facebook.com/bethesdadogwalkers
https://www.instagram.com/bethesdadogwalkers
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