We Support our Community

“One of the things I love about Peace Love Paws is how much they contribute back to the community. In addition to being a staple at events like Unchained Melodies Dog Rescue Pet Health Fair, and the Treats Unleashed Columbia Pet Expo, they donate items to many, many fundraisers in Columbia and beyond. Bobbi mentors new business owners and among other places, they support Barnie’s Place Feline Rescue and Lil Paws, Big Hearts Chihuahua Rescue. They even host a client Paw-ty every year and invite local vendors to sell their products and services. Peace Love Paws cares about Columbia and supports the things that matter in our community.”

-Anne M. Columbia MO

“As pet-sitting business owners, Scott and Bobbi, owners of Peace Love Paws Pet Sitters, show up every day with compassion, integrity, and a deep love for the pets entrusted to their care. But their compassion goes even further out side of the pets entrusted to them; it goes out into the community, as well. I want to brag about Peace Love Paws Pet Sitters. They truly do go above and beyond in so many ways. It’s not often you find someone that not only love and cares for your pets as much as the owner, but also care for so many in the community. Scott and Bobbi are both huge supporters of Columbia’s pet not for profit groups, monetarily and through volunteering and fostering for Rescues such as, Barnie’s Place Feline Rescue, The Spay Neuter Project-No Kill Columbia, Unchained Melodies dog Rescue, Lil Paws Big Hearts Chihuahua Rescue and Midwest Australian Shepherd Rescue. Their desire to want to help all is an understatement. Whether they are answering a call for help or giving monetarily, Scott and Bobbi will always be there. You can always count on them. I feel blessed to have found them!”

-Gwen C. Columbia MO

“Whether it’s the Pet Expo, a night of music at Pierpont or a local adoption event – Peace Love Paws shows up to support the rescues, businesses, and pet parents of Columbia. With their ready smiles for the humans and scritches for the pups, Bobbi and Scott in their purple clad booth are a regular sighting at town events. Sometimes, they offer games, other times education and treats – but they’re always there to be a part of the local community for the cats and dogs of Columbia.”

-Kat D., Columbia MO