Minutes From Southcenter
You’re at the crossing point of I-5, I-405, and SR-518. Everything routes through you — which means you’ve got more options than almost anyone in the region, and somehow still nothing that feels right.
We’re a short drive west. Past the airport, into Burien, onto five acres.
This is the Tukwila call we get most.
You work at Southcenter, or one of the office parks, or somewhere along the 405 corridor. The day is nine hours and the commute makes it eleven. And your dog is home. Alone. For all of it.
So you find a daycare, and it turns out “daycare” means a room. Dogs in a room, on a floor, waiting for you.
Eleven hours isn’t something a dog should have to survive. It’s a day — and a day should have ground under it, weather in it, other dogs in it, and something to smell that isn’t rubber matting.
That’s what five acres is for.
The other half of Tukwila is travel — the hotels, the rental counters, the park-and-flys.
If you’re near SeaTac for work, you’re near us. The airport sits roughly between us, which makes this about as short as a drop-off gets. Flying out? Drop off, then you’re at the terminal in a few minutes.
Flying your dog in? Don’t come at all. We collect from SeaTac cargo and handle everything from the moment the crate opens — water, a check-over, a quiet space, then the stay.
Landed between leases? People pass through Tukwila before they land anywhere. We do longer stays.
Five acres of nature preserve, not a concrete yard. Photos every day, so you see what the day was rather than being told about it. A direct text thread with Tamar and Amy. And we learn your dog’s quirks, comfort, and pace before day one — so there’s no cold start.
Tamar and Amy: twenty-plus years in pet care, twelve-plus as top Rover providers in the area, 3,031 five-star reviews, Voted Best in the Pacific Northwest.
1043 S 140th St, Burien, WA 98168 — a short drive west of Southcenter
