Neighbors Name Paws and Claws Pet Sitting a “2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Faves” in Nextdoor’s 8th Annual Local Business Awards

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February 11, 2025 0 Comments 2024,2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Faves,Nextdoor,Nextdoor Neighborhood Fav,Uncategorized

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Neighbors Name Paws and Claws Pet Sitting a “2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Faves” in Nextdoor’s 8th Annual Local Business Awards

ST JOHNS, FL., FEBRUARY 11, 2025 — Paws and Claws Pet Sitting has been named a 2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave business, the annual awards program that recognizes local businesses loved by neighbors. Neighborhood Fave winners like Paws and Claws Pet Sitting will receive greater visibility and ranking on the Nextdoor app, a Neighborhood Fave badge on their Nextdoor Business Page, and a “2024 Neighborhood Faves Winner” sticker to showcase their win in the real world.

“This year’s Neighborhood Fave businesses represent the outstanding service providers, local spots and eateries that are an essential part of our everyday lives,” said Nirav Tolia, Chief Executive Officer of Nextdoor. “We’re thrilled to celebrate these important members of the community, but more importantly, being a Neighborhood Fave is good for business. Congratulations to all of this year’s winners.”

Selected by volume of neighbor ‘Faves’ and recommendations on the platform from the past year, the Neighborhood Faves awards recognizes the most beloved local businesses on Nextdoor. Used by one in three households in the US, Nextdoor is the essential neighborhood network where neighbors, public agencies, and businesses connect around local information that matters. In a May 2023 Nextdoor survey, 94% of Nextdoor neighbors report valuing recommendations for products, services, and businesses from their Nextdoor neighbors and Neighborhood Faves winners receive six times more recommendations on their respective Business Pages.

“We are truly honored to be named a Nextdoor Neighborhood 2024 Fave! Caring for animals and serving our clients is our passion; this recognition is a testament to our unwavering commitment. We are grateful to our community for their trust and support!” Charlotte Scott, Owner

he complete list of winning businesses is available at nextdoor.com/favorites. Join the neighborhood network by downloading the Nextdoor app in your favorite app store or visiting nextdoor.com.

For more information contact:
Joseph D. Merkley
℅ Merkley Marketing Group
386-283-5277

Florida Predators

By PCPSLOTTE1229

April 15, 2020 0 Comments Uncategorized

BEWARE! As we begin to warm up more of our Florida predators come out. Over the past 3 weeks I have seen 3 snakes while walking clients pups. One of them being a large, poisonous water moccasin. Make sure you are aware of your surroundings, especially when walking near woods or swampy areas. Some other Florida predators to watch out for are alligators, bears, bobcats, and coyotes.

Alligators often move throughout the culvert system from pond to pond. Please do not approach or feed them and they will not bother you. The FWC or law enforcement will not remove alligators unless they are posing a threat. The way to ensure they do not become a threat is to not feed them.

Coyotes are being seen more in our area, especially with the increase in land clearing and construction. A lot of people like to leave their cats outside. I understand cats and their desire to hunt. Just like children though, we are responsible for making sure they are safe. Take the time to create an environment that allows them to hunt inside or even on a secure patio. If you do let them outside, make sure they are supervised and bring them back in before you leave the home. Many cats are going missing and the reason for this is the coyote and even bobcats and alligators are looking for food. Please, do not leave your animals outside unattended.

If you are new to Florida please take the time to learn about our common predators. The more you know and can identify the safer you and your pets can be. We have numerous species of snakes, and most are not venomous. Non venomous snakes are very important to our echo system and tend to keep venomous snakes away.