Welcome to APSE

Are you ready to welcome a new generation of pet sitting association?  Here at the Association of Pet Sitting Excellence (APSE) we are getting ready to open the doors and start welcoming new members this Thursday April 15th.

Today we are unveiling our public website pages so that you can start learning more about our vision and mission, and explore all of the great member benefits you will find in our members area on Thursday.  Simply go to visit our main site – https://www.petsittingexcellence.com and you’ll notice all the new pages through the menus in the black header bar.  Take a scroll through and discover the heart of your new pet sitting resource.

When you arrive at our membership benefits and pricing page you’ll notice that we are celebrating our launch by giving you a special discount when you join before April 30th.  If you join in these first two weeks you will save $40 on your annual APSE membership and be part of a very special group – our APSE Charter Members. As one of these action takers you will be recognized with a unique badge to place on your website and a special “Charter Member” banner will be displayed on your pet sitter locator profile. You will forever be seen as our founding members.

We will be asking our Charter Members who are with us during our first two weeks of life to give us feedback about what they experience when they step inside our members areas. We’ll be listening in our Members Lounge to hear what you like, and what you would like to see added or changed and we’ll be taking action to improve the APSE in response to your feedback.  Our Charter Members will literally have the chance to shape the future of their APSE. We hope you join us as a Charter Member and have your say!

If you have any questions while you explore our new pages and pricing please let us know by leaving a comment right here on our blog. We’ll get back to you quickly with the answers you need! If you want to send us a question privately you can use our contact page to email us your questions too.  

We look forward to sharing more about the APSE in the coming days!