
We understand that contact with us and updates of your animals and home are important. We, therefore, have setup the following services for your convenience and peace of mind:
1. Our published business number (208-853-4219) is an AT&T Mobility wireless number. You can call our office number from any AT&T cell phone for free from anywhere in the U.S. We also carry this phone with us when we are out of the office, so you will usually be able to talk to us directly regardless if we are in or out of the office. If you get voice-mail, please leave a message along with your phone number and we will call you back if needed.
2. We can send you e-mail messages, if you so desire, at the end of each day keeping you updated on your animals and home.
3. If you are traveling overseas, we will set up a private "Daily Diary" web page for your personal access so that you can get current updates on your animals, your home, and Boise area news and weather. Private direct e-mail links back to us are also included on this page. You merely go to "www.eagleid.com/yourlastname" to access this page.
4. You may want to call us cellular-to-cellular if you are using AT&T Mobility or if you have an "Unlimited Plan" that is currently offered by many carriers. (See #1 above.) All calls placed in the U.S. from an AT&T cell phone to another AT&T cell phone are FREE and do not incur any charges to either party. This method saves us both airtime. If you get voice-mail, please leave a message along with your phone number and we will call you back if needed.
5. We can send or receive regular e-mail messages directly to and from Doug's cell phone. Messages are checked at least twice a day. We will notify you directly from your home via this method if something is wrong and we can't get you by a voice call. Please supply us with a valid e-mail address.
To the best of our knowledge, we are the ONLY professional pet/livestock sitting service anywhere to offer ALL these free communication services.

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