Omaha Pet Sitters Association (OPSA) is a not for profit association of pet sitting business owners dedicated to the welfare of all animals and raising the standards of the pet sitting industry through example, education and cooperation throughout the Midlands.

All of our members are required to have liability insurance and to collect sales tax as required by the state of Nebraska. Our members have a wide variety of knowledge and experience in animal care.

Pet sitters provide care for a variety of pets not only dogs and cats; but also exotics, pocket pets, horses, livestock, etc. Some of our members specialize (e.g. "cats only" sitters). Check with your chosen sitter to see if they can meet your needs.

By hiring a OPSA member to provide you with your pet care needs, you are insuring that you are hiring a reputable company whose main concerns are for the well-being of your pets. OPSA screens all of its applicants to make sure they have current liability insurance and proper business documentation. Documentation is checked annually to make sure the members have kept their insurance information up-to-date. All OPSA members must also be in good standing with the Better Business Bureau. OPSA will handle any complaints about members of the organization, so you can be assured that your experience with a OPSA member will be worry free!

Disclaimer:

Omaha Pet Sitters Association (OPSA) provides a pet sitter locator service as a courtesy to the general public as well as a benefit for our members. OPSA assumes no liability for any business practices of any of its' members. OPSA does, however, require that all members be insured and adhere to the codes of ethics set out by the two national pet sitter associations, PSI and NAPPS. While we expect and encourage our members to provide excellent, caring, honest service that elevates the credibility of the pet sitting industry, OPSA has no authority or control over individual member companies. We do encourage each pet parent to carefully interview and check references of any of any prospective pet sitter and to make very clear to the sitter the pet parent's expectations.