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About The Team
Premium Care. Behavioral Expertise. Pueblo’s First Mobile Dog Gym.
At Infinity Park Pet Services, we elevate pet care in Southern Colorado through premium pet sitting, professional dog training, and Pueblo’s first Mobile Dog Gym. We’re rooted in behavioral knowledge, enrichment-focused routines, and a deep commitment to the pets and people of Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and beyond. Our goal is simple: deliver exceptional, individualized care that pets love—and owners trust!
Beginning January 2026, we’ll expand that mission even further with the launch of the Community Canine Project, a free monthly training class designed to make high-quality dog behavior education accessible to everyone.
Our Story: From “Pet Sitting With an Edge” to Full-Service Pet Experience
Infinity Park Pet Services began in 2023 as The Pet Specialist, offering Pueblo County a new level of pet sitting—high-value, enrichment-forward, multi-species care for dogs, cats, reptiles, horses, donkeys, livestock, and backyard flocks.
As demand grew for more specialized and behavior-focused services, we expanded in 2025 to introduce Pueblo’s first Mobile Dog Gym and officially rebranded as Infinity Park Pet Services. With this evolution came new opportunities, new community programs, and the addition of Jon as our Mobile Gym’s dedicated driver, trainer, and every dog’s best friend!
Our name reflects what we believe in: Endless learning. Endless compassion. Endless ways to support pets and their families.
Community-Trusted, Award-Winning!
Before our rebrand, our dedication to individualized, enrichment-based pet care earned top recognition:
- 2024 Community Votes Pueblo – Best Pet Sitter (Gold)
- 2025 Community Votes Pueblo – Best Pet Sitter (Platinum)
- 2025 Community Votes Pueblo – Best Pet Trainer (Platinum)
These honors reflect one thing: pets thrive when care is personal, thoughtful, and rooted in understanding!
Meet Cass — Founder, Trainer & Lead Pet Care Specialist
Animals have always been the center of Cass’s world! From early adolescence, Cass was the neighborhood’s go-to pet sitter and horse handler—walking dogs, caring for cats, mucking stalls, and riding whenever possible. That early passion grew into decades of hands-on experience at respected organizations such as:
- Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region (Pueblo)
- Humane Society of Fremont County
- Dane County Humane Society (WI)
- Dog Gone Day Resort & Boarding
- Three Gaits Therapeutic Riding Center (WI)
In 2023, Cass turned this lifelong commitment into a full-time career—bringing behavioral expertise, science-based training, and multi-species experience to Southern Colorado. Cass continues to pursue professional development, including
CPDT-KA certification, enrichment-based training,
community programs, and behavior-focused education.
Cass’s long-term dream includes adding a small rescue
and rehabilitation program for dogs who need extra
time, training, and support before adoption.
In their spare time, Cass enjoys hiking, camping, crafting, studying animal behavior, thrifting, and spending time
with their own beloved pack!
Meet Jon — Mobile Dog Gym Trainer, Driver & Dog Enthusiast
Jon joined the team in 2025 when the Mobile Dog Gym hit the road. His calm, steady presence and technical expertise
make him the perfect partner for dogs of all temperaments—especially nervous, reactive, or high-energy pups who
benefit from structured, confidence-building fitness sessions.
Jon specializes in ensuring each workout is safe, enriching,
and tailored to the individual dog. When he’s not helping
pups run their hearts out, he enjoys music, tech projects, learning new skills, and time with his dog, DeeDee.
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A Pet-Centered Life at Home
Cass and Jon share their home with a lively crew of dogs—ranging from a 4-pound Chihuahua to their 120-pound Pyrenees-Mastiff—and their leopard gecko, LadyFingers!
They’ve also fostered displaced pets through:
- Cooper’s Companions
- Humane Society of Fremont County
- RezDawg Rescue
They regularly donate Mobile Gym runs to shelter and
foster dogs needing enrichment, confidence-building,
and joyful movement!
Giving Back: The Community Canine Project
Launching in January 2026, the Community Canine Project brings free monthly training to the public. Each 60–90-minute session covers a foundational training or behavior topic—such as reactivity, basic manners, or canine body language—
followed by an open Q&A.
The purpose is simple:
- Make dog training accessible.
- Support underserved and houseless communities.
- Keep more dogs safe, understood, and thriving in their homes.
Mission Statement: A Vision for Compassionate, Community-Centered Pet Care
At Infinity Park Pet Services, our mission is to elevate the standard of pet care in Southern Colorado through
empathy, education, and enrichment. We strive to create a safer, happier world for pets and their people by offering behavior-focused services, personalized in-home care, and accessible training rooted in understanding and respect.
Our long-term vision includes expanding into a calm,
specialized boarding and enrichment center—a thoughtfully designed alternative to traditional kennels. With a small, structured daycare program for dog-savvy social dogs and a unique rescue-forward model that integrates shelter and foster dogs, we aim to provide proper socialization,
enrichment, and life-skills training that help dogs
become more adoptable and confident.
Through continuing education, community involvement,
and individualized care, Infinity Park Pet Services is
committed to strengthening the human–animal bond—
today, tomorrow, and throughout every stage of a pet’s life!
