Meet the Staff
Jim is co-owner of Puppy Camp. Jim is married and has 3 children. He has worked in the music industry for years. He wanted to be a vet but didn’t want to spend 12 years in school, so this is the next best thing. (Plus no need for chemistry class).
My parents never let me have a dog.
Susan (photographed) is co-owner of Puppy Camp, and also one of our overnight hosts. She is responsible for its start. She has over 30 years of experience as a veterinary assistant, and still works at Pleasant Ridge Pet Hospital on weekends. Jon is her husband, who works here part-time (but we don’t pay him). They have two grown children and have been married for 46 years! Their Son is a Veterinarian married to a veterinarian in PA.
Susan: It’s not easy being an alpha dog at 5’2″.
Jon: The dogs won’t believe me…I’m a cat person!
A dog doesn’t care if you are rich or poor, educated or illiterate, clever or dull. Give him your heart and he will give you his.
Love is a four-legged word!
Winnie started in October 2020 (she’s our Covid hire). Winnie is now one of our Assistant Managers and part of our Overnight Dog Sitting group. Winnie loves all animals, but dogs are her favorite. She has had a lot of different jobs in her life, but what she really wants is to own a farm someday. Winnie has 7 dogs of her own; Smiley, Tippy, Honey, Lola, Gizmo, Sushi, & Beethoven.
I love working at Puppy Camp because it makes my dogs happy.
I have a passion for animals and always wanted to work with dogs.
Sam joined Puppy Camp in September 2021. Sam has always had a love and connection with dogs. At 20 she finally got a dog of her own, his name is River. She loves bringing him to work and watching him play with other dogs. Sam hopes to continue a career working with dogs, possibly starting her own business.
Growing up I was that annoying kid always asking to pet your dog.
I love being around all the dogs, it’s like being away from reality for a brief moment.
Whoever said diamonds are a girls best friend, never had a dog.
A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.
Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole.
The bond with a true dog is as lasting as the ties of this earth will ever be.
