Zoomie Squad is Hamilton County's first mobile dog gym — a one-of-a-kind fitness service built for dogs who need to move. We bring a climate-controlled van, with dog powered treadmills to you. Your dog gets private exercise sessions directly to your driveway, eliminating the stress of crowded dog parks, unpredictable weather, and reactive-dog situations that make outdoor exercise difficult.
Our service is designed for pet owners who love their dogs and want the best for them — whether your pup is a high-energy breed bursting with zoomies, a dog that's carrying a few extra pounds, or a senior dog who needs gentle, low-impact movement. We meet every dog exactly where they are, moving at their pace, always supervised one-on-one inside our custom-outfitted van.
Zoomie Squad was founded by a team with over 10 years of hands-on experience working with dogs across a wide range of temperaments, backgrounds, and needs. We've worked in stressful shelters, training environments, and homes — and we've seen firsthand how transformative structured physical exercise can be for a dog's mental health, behavior, and overall well-being.
We don't just serve pet owners — we serve dogs who don't have a home yet. Through our Humane Society partnership, we bring free mobile slatmill sessions to shelter dogs waiting for adoption, helping them stay calm, confident, and adoptable during their kennel stay. A portion of every client session helps fund the program, and our Sponsor a Shelter Day option keeps those visits consistent week after week.
We serve Noblesville, Carmel, Fishers, Westfield, McCordsville, Broad Ripple, and Downtown Indianapolis. Our mission is simple: give every dog a safe, joyful space to run free — and give every pet owner the peace of mind that comes with knowing their dog is healthy, happy, and well-exercised.
That mission extends beyond homes with waiting food bowls. Through our shelter sponsorship program, we provide the same structured outlet for dogs still waiting for their forever homes — giving kenneled shelter dogs the chance to run, decompress, and stay adoptable while they wait.