Pet’s Corner is changing – thank you for making it such a success 
A few months ago, we launched Pet’s Corner with a simple idea: what if you could find a HomeExchange guest to look after your pet while you were away, instead of having to make other arrangements? And, at the same time, what if animal lovers could find HomeExchange stays where a furry friend was waiting to welcome them?
Today, this first version is coming to an end, and we wanted to start by saying thank you.
More than 2,500 listings – thank you! 
More than 2,500 of you published a listing and put your trust in us. In just a few weeks we saw:
Listings from more than 20 countries, with France, Spain, the United States, Canada and Belgium leading the way
75% cats and
20% dogs, along with rabbits, chickens and plenty of other furry friends
Thousands of exchanges finalised, with pets cared for in their own homes and guests enjoying the chance to look after them
So, first of all, thank you for making Pet’s Corner such a success! ![]()
And now? New filters! 
We know that many of you hoped Pets’ Corner would keep going. And that is exactly why we’re not planning on stopping there.
For now, we’re making it even easier to find the right match: the “Cat Sitting” and “Dog Sitting” filters are now part of the main HomeExchange search.
Whether you’re looking for a stay where you can enjoy the company of a pet, or a guest who can look after yours while you’re away, you can now find each other directly through the HomeExchange search.
Have you used PET’S Corner? We’d love to hear from you 
As for what comes next for Pets’ Corner, we are actively working on an offer designed for you, and with you. We are taking the time to explore the best ideas possible, and that is exactly why your opinion matters:
If you’ve used Pet’s Corner, either as a pet parent or as a guest, we’d love to hear about your experience:
https://form.typeform.com/to/rMOG0GHX?typeform-lang=en
Thank you again for being part of this adventure and for putting your trust in us. This is only the beginning, and we can’t wait to see where it takes us next ![]()
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