Welcome to EnVi Pet Care Cares!
Updated: Jan 8, 2021
Welcome to Envi Pet Care Cares.
To introduce Envi Pet Care Cares, this first post is a small introductory bio.
When Victoria, the CEO of EnVi (End Violence for Animals) began, the company was a one-woman operation. She used to pet sit for family and friends as a hobby prior to founding the company. However, while one of her own dogs was boarding in early 2014 he was attacked by another dog. After receiving poor care and explanations from the pet boarding company she never wanted any family or pet to go through this negative experience and EnVi was founded. She began her business in 2014, in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, and operated primarily in Montgomery and Lower Bucks County. She has seen her dream company grow steadily ever since.
She knew the time was right to expand on her dream of owning a full-service pet-care company and dog rescue center, Victoria’s determination and dedication to the highest standards of service extending a nurturing personality, her dream was the soil in which the acorn of a great oak would grow. It all needed to start somewhere, and the journey began with one client taking advantage of Victoria’s Pet Care Service.
With continued encouragement from friend’s family and boyfriend (now husband) Jon, the company soon expanded alongside their relationship and dog walks became date night.
Soon the needs of pet owners in the region met and word-of-mouth praise, EnVi enjoyed rapid expansion. Dog boarding, Overnight dog sitting, and drop-ins combined with an ever-growing dog walking client base saw a need for expansion and Envi Pet care becoming a full-time job.
Despite the continual influx of new customers, she found time to volunteer at the local animal rescue center. Rescuing wild animals and helping them return to the outdoors after receiving medical attention has and will always remain a passion for EnVi. Her work at a veterinary clinic provided the skills needed for special case animals requiring medications and rehabilitative care.
In 2016, EnVi won its first award as ‘Best Dog Walking Service” in the Montgomery County Small Business Awards. It is a title we have been nominated for every year to present.
By the time New Year 2019 arrived, EnVi Pet Care was employing five full-time walkers, a pet groomer, and conducting hundreds of hours of Pet care Services every week. It was time to begin the next phase of our game plan- The foundation of a Dog Rescue and Animal Sanctuary. We put plans in motion for the foundation of such a facility. Over the last year we had found new homes for over twenty pets. We were confident the time was right to move on. Unfortunately, 2020 had its own plan for so many. EnVi was no exception. However, it has always been our attitude to find a silver lining on every cloud we could use our reputation and client base as a benefit to so many in such a time of need.
When the COVID-19 Crisis began, EnVi set its attention on providing pet supplies to pet owners in need and distributed thousands of pounds of supplies free within the local community. In addition, the company remained afloat and through smart management no employee needed to be laid off or furloughed during the crisis. In fact, EnVi was one of the few companies able to expand and is currently looking to grow the workforce as they move to the next phase of operations.
As stated above, in 2019 EnVi Pet care started its own Non-profit and began working toward the establishment of a pet rescue and animal sanctuary facility- EnVi Dog Rescue and Animal Sanctuary. Although delayed during the lockdown, EnVi Dog Rescue has exceeded its goal of over $3000 raised for the last quarter of 2020. Our efforts will continue with the creation of a Pet foster Network and continued efforts towards and Dog Rescue facility and animal sanctuary.
Our greatest successes of 2020 have been our work in reaching out to the community and establishing a connection of caring within the community leading to several dogs and nine cats finding forever families.
Late 2020 we decided to reach out to the community and share our expertise. We Will share tips on pet care, training techniques, pet stories and so much more on our blogs, getting the community involved. Following our blogs and our sister site will keep you informed with pet owner advice, success stories and other news from EnVi Pet Care Cares.
With thanks, everyone here at EnVi Pet care we with you all a happy and safe 2021 and look forward to bringing you the absolute best in pet care services.
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