I’ve always had a deep love for animals, which has led me to dedicate much of my time to volunteering at shelters and working hands-on with pets in need. My passion extends to networking and helping transport at-risk animals from high-kill shelters to rescues, giving them comfort, care, and a better chance at adoption.
This work inspires everything I do — from gentle nail care to helping pets feel safe, calm, and ready to find their forever homes.
Traditional nail clipping can be stressful and risks cutting the quick , which is painful and traumatic for pets. With nail shaping, nails are smoothed gradually, avoiding sharp pressure and accidents. The result: less stress, calmer pets, and healthier paws
Keeping your pet’s nails trimmed isn’t just about looks — it’s about health.
Veterinary insight:
Dr. Julie Buzby, a veterinary podiatry expert, explains that regular nail trims support mobility and joint health, helping pets — especially seniors — move comfortably.
Watch her video here.
Holistic perspective:
According to Dr. Karen Becker, overgrown nails can shift weight and posture, placing extra stress on the neck, spine, hips, and knees. She recommends trimming or grinding every two weeks to prevent long-term strain.
✨ Healthy nails = healthy movement. Happy paws = happy pets.
👉 Keep your pet moving freely and comfortably — book a nail grinding session today!
Smoother, healthier nails help dogs walk comfortably, interact calmly, and show their true personalities.
By offering free nail shaping on-site at shelters, we’re helping pets feel their best and become more adoptable — giving them the confidence to take happy steps toward a forever home.
Because every happy step brings them closer to family.