35+ Years of Grooming Experience, Now Serving Coos County
Sue Harpine has groomed nearly every breed and coat type there is — from show dogs with exacting standards to scrappy rescues still learning to trust — and after more than 35 years in the field, she still shows up for every single appointment herself.
No assistants, no rotating staff, just Sue, her tools, and the same steady hands that have handled thousands of pets before yours.
Sue's story
Sue Harpine has spent more than 35 years behind the clippers, grooming every kind of breed and style imaginable — show dogs prepped for the ring, cats who'd rather be anywhere else, and every mixed-breed pet in between. Grooming isn't just a job for Sue; it's a craft she's spent decades perfecting.
She's recently relocated from Idaho to Myrtle Point, Oregon, bringing her fully equipped mobile grooming van with her. Rather than asking pets and their owners to come to a shop, Sue brings the shop to them — parking right in the driveway and turning a stressful car ride into a calm, familiar experience for the animals she cares for.
Every appointment gets Sue's full, undivided attention. No other pets waiting in cages, no rushed schedule — just one pet, one groomer, and the kind of care that comes from decades of doing it right.
A lifelong groomer, a fresh start in Oregon.
2011
Sue opens her pet grooming business, building a reputation across every breed and coat type.
35+ years in the field
Decades of hands-on experience, including show-dog and specialty breed grooming.
Relocation to Oregon
Sue and her mobile grooming van settle in Myrtle Point, ready to serve Coos County.
Today
Booking appointments across Myrtle Point, Powers, Coquille, Coos Bay/North Bend, and Bandon.
Experience
Comfort
Health
Mobile Pet Grooming in Myrtle Point, Oregon
Sue's Mobile Pet Grooming serves pet owners throughout Coos County, including Myrtle Point, Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon, Powers, and Coquille. Every appointment takes place at your home, giving dogs and cats a familiar, low-stress setting for grooming.
Sue Harpine brings more than 35 years of grooming experience to every visit, having worked with show dogs, cats, and mixed breeds throughout her career. That background shapes a service built around careful, individual attention rather than rushed appointments.
Grooming Focused on Comfort, Not Convenience Alone
Sue's approach centers on how each pet experiences the appointment, not just the finished result. Anxious pets, senior animals, and first-time grooming clients are given the time needed to feel at ease before any clippers come out.
That means slower pacing when a pet needs it, breed-appropriate techniques, and full attention given to one animal at a time. The goal is a grooming experience that leaves pets calm and owners confident, not just a pet that looks groomed.