About Pet Sitting in Springfield
Springfield is the Queen City of the Ozarks — Missouri's third-largest city of nearly 170,000, the regional capital of the Ozark Plateau, home to Missouri State University, Drury University, and Evangel University, and the birthplace of Route 66. Springfield serves as the economic and cultural hub for a multi-county Ozark region with a strong outdoor recreation culture rooted in the area's Ozark trails, streams, and caves.
The Rountree and Phelps Grove neighborhoods near the Missouri State campus are Springfield's most cherished residential areas — bungalow-lined streets with deep porches, mature trees, and the walkable energy of a classic Midwestern university neighborhood. Sequiota Park on the city's southeast side provides access to Galloway Creek Greenway, one of Springfield's most beloved multi-use trail corridors.
Springfield's Ozark Greenways trail system connects over 100 miles of trails through the city and surrounding communities, providing one of the most comprehensive urban trail networks in the Midwest. Lake Springfield Park anchors the city's western edge with trails, boat access, and open meadows that attract outdoor-minded pet owners and their dogs year-round.

