Meet the Zoomies Paw Club
Zoomies started with three dogs and one problem: everything on the shelf looked the same, and none of it looked like them.
So we made three collections instead of one, built around real stones rather than plastic that looks the part, and finished them properly - the clasp that sits right, the leather that softens instead of cracking, the box it turns up in. Then we made matching pieces for the humans, because we were always going to.
Three very different souls, three very different needs — every Zoomies collection was born from one of them.
Come and meet my crew!
- - Kat, Zoomies Paw Club
Meet Serenity
Coco is a Maltese Shih Tzu who has never once considered that she might not be in charge. She has a preferred chair, a preferred person and a preferred volume, and she will make all three known. She is smart enough to know exactly what she wants and dramatic enough to make sure the room finds out. And then, without warning, she stops. Fully horizontal, fully asleep, usually on someone. Serenity exists for that switch - the wind-down after the whirlwind. Amethyst and rose quartz for the calm, clear quartz to sharpen it, lepidolite for the days when calm takes a bit longer to arrive.
Meet Guardian
Vader is a Jack Russell with a job nobody gave him. He checks the door, the window, the driveway and the hallway, in that order, and then does it again. He does not share his space easily and he has strong opinions about other animals, most of them unprintable.
He is also, and this is not a contradiction, a hot water bottle. The same dog who patrols the perimeter all afternoon will be under a blanket by 8pm, pressed as close as physics allows.
Guardian is built in his image: tiger's eye for the courage, obsidian for the protection that does not need to announce itself, clear quartz to hold the whole thing steady.
Meet Harmony
Vader is a Jack Russell with a job nobody gave him. He checks the door, the window, the driveway and the hallway, in that order, and then does it again. He does not share his space easily and he has strong opinions about other animals, most of them unprintable.
He is also, and this is not a contradiction, a hot water bottle. The same dog who patrols the perimeter all afternoon will be under a blanket by 8pm, pressed as close as physics allows.
Guardian is built in his image: tiger's eye for the courage, obsidian for the protection that does not need to announce itself, clear quartz to hold the whole thing steady.
