Zeke Squad isn’t about cookie-cutter paw prints or “live, laugh, love” décor. We spill coffee, lose our phones, forget the day, but still show up for our pup(s)!

Hey, I’m Patty — Gen X grit, ADHD in every cell. Since I was a kid, my head’s been full of questions, my heart’s felt too much, and my mouth hasn’t always followed the script. I grew up learning which parts of myself to hide: the brain that pinged in a hundred directions before breakfast, the sensitive side that caught every unspoken thing in the room, and the opinions that never fit inside polite conversations.

Now? I’m done hiding.

Zeke Squad is named after my two rescue pups — Zeke, a deaf white Boxer with a medical rap sheet longer than most dogs get in a lifetime, and Zella, my boxer-pittie mix who feels everything at full volume. They’re messy, fierce, loyal, impossible to ignore — in other words, one of us.

I’ll be real with you — our designs might look like a wild mix at first glance. That’s not a mistake. That’s ADHD brain in its purest form: a potpourri of grit, humor, nostalgia, and big feelings all tangled together. Every shirt, hoodie, or sticker comes straight from the things that matter most to me: dogs, 70s/80s/90s Gen X childhood vibes, and uncensored messages for those who can’t always speak for themselves.

This isn’t just a shop. It’s a platform. Every design carries a purpose — whether it’s raising awareness for canine cancer, calling out bigots, or making unapologetically bold statements about human rights. It may seem all over the place, but so are the people and dogs it was built for. That’s me. That’s Zeke Squad. And that’s precisely the point.

Because here, dogs aren’t “just dogs,” sensitivity is strength, and the truth belongs out in the open.