Cat Sitting in Fields

“Ashlee is a great find! She was so kind and communicative. I feed my pets raw food and many sitter find this very hard to grasp. I have a cranky older cat and one escape artist and she did great with both. She cared for my pets as though they were her own and I’m so grateful!”

Tanya, ASL Interpreter

“Katrina went above and beyond. She took care of our cats with kindness and thoughtfulness throughout our 3 week long trip. She even left my wife and I a sweet honeymoon gift on our counter when we returned home. Her communication and check in were excellent.”

Giovanni M.

“Very happy with Lisa’s care of my cats!!!”

Scott R.

“I had the pleasure of having Alexandria watch Alpha, and I am delighted to provide a review of her services. Alexandria was an outstanding pet sitter who demonstrated a high level of understanding, flexibility, and reliability throughout her time caring for Alpha. First and foremost, I was impressed by Alexandria's understanding of my pets' needs. She took the time to listen attentively and ask thoughtful questions about their routines, dietary restrictions, and any specific care instructions. This demonstrated her dedication to providing personalized care for each of my pets. Additionally, Alexandria exhibited great flexibility in accommodating my schedule and any last-minute changes that arose. She was always willing to adjust her visits or stay longer if needed, which gave me peace of mind knowing that my pets were in good hands even during unexpected circumstances. Reliability was another commendable trait displayed by Alexandria. She arrived promptly for each visit and followed the agreed-upon schedule diligently. I never had to worry about the well-being of Alpha or the reliability of her services. Overall, Alexandria exceeded my expectations as a pet sitter. Her understanding of my pet needs, flexibility in scheduling, and reliable service made me feel confident and reassured that my pets were receiving excellent care in my absence. I highly recommend Alexandria to anyone in need of a reliable and caring pet sitter. I am grateful for her dedication and professionalism, and I will certainly be reaching out to her for future pet-sitting needs. Thank you for the treats. He loves them! <3”

Gregoria J.

“Elizabeth was wonderful with my pups. She kept me updated every single visit and also sent pictures. She even took the time to clean up mud they brought it. Overall great experience and will be using her again in the future.”

Devin P.

“AMAZING and very comforting to my babies. We have one that doesn’t come out for anyone but my boyfriend and I and she actually came out for her! Definitely reassured me and would highly recommend”

Nicolle B.

“This was my first time using rover. At first I was a little uneasy. But Lisa was great and took care of kitten and kitty and sent lots of pictures and update which helped me not to worry.”

brandon s.

About: I've grown up all my life around pets in one form or another. When I was very young, I vividly remember having a pet white rabbit as my first fur covered companion. Cleaning his pen out, playing with him in my family's living room, as well as outside. Ensuring he got enough exercise and stimulation. I also used to have a guinea pig that vividly remember caring for and playing with constantly. I loved watching him roll around in is little exercise ball and how surprisingly intelligent they are. At one of my childhood homes, we moved into when I was young, there was a big man-made goldfish pond outside that I remember spending a lot of time at. I loved observing them and watching the goldfish swim. And I was always the one to feed them when it was feeding time. Having such hands-on experiences with many different animals, so early on in my life, I believe that's what gave me such a deep sense of empathy, compassion, and love for other living creatures. There's always been a family dog, or several dogs, at any given point in time growing up my whole life. From little purse sized dogs to medium sized squirrel hunting breeds. Even a couple German Shepards that remember having fond attachments to. I've had 3 cats in my adult life, all rescues from the streets, woodlands, and even one from a shelter. My first cat that I rescued was actually a no more than a couple months old at the time. I was around 20, and that was my first experience personally caring for a kitten that young. His name was Neo, and he was an all-black tabby, that showed up in my driveway after a bad storm had blown through earlier that night. He passed away roughly 5-6 years ago unfortunately. But that little guy was my best friend. My second rescue already had a name and was an adult already. He was around 9 when I first met him. His name is BB, and he used to be my former landlord's cat she raised from a kitten. She ended up moving to another country and took him to a shelter without my knowing. After she mentioned it to me, I contacted the shelter he was taken to and luckily, I knew someone who worked there. So, I asked if a cat fitting his description came through. And sure enough, there he was in all of his vibrant orange glory. So, he came home with me within a couple days. He's the most audible cat I've ever known. Such a personality, sometimes he acts like a cat, sometimes a dog, and sometimes he'll talk to you as if he's a human holding a conversation with you. My latest rescue I've had for about three years now. She was about two years old when I met her. She had been living in the woods behind a former employer of mine, where I would always bring cans of food and leave them out for the pack of strays living in those woods. And the next morning at work, I would always find an empty can. I just tried to keep as many of them fed as I could, not thinking too much of it. But I guess I got one in particular's attention, because one night this little black and white tabby came walking right into the store trying to say hi to everybody. Nothing but skin and bone unfortunately. Already having a can of cat food on hand, I ended up feeding her and she stayed in the back of the store throughout the remainder of the evening. As I would periodically pop in and check on her. After closing up that night, I let her back outside to return to her pack in the woods. The next day at work, she did the exact same thing and just came strolling into the store to greet everyone. After that second day, I decided she would come home to live with me instead and live out her days with a greatly improved quality of life. Her being my first female cat, I ended up naming her Elvira. I've always had a devoted love for animals, and I'm lucky to have all of them return the favor with their affection. Friends and family began dubbing me the typical "cat person", because I just adore cats of all kinds. I've always been the person that other pet owners would tell me, "Wow, they don't normally come up to strangers like that, they must really like you". I've always kind of prided myself on that. I've never been afraid of animals, and they've seemed to always gravitate towards me with ease in my past experiences. I feel they have a sense for that, or sense that they somehow know if they can outright trust you or not. Like they sense that you're not a threat to them based on one's energy so to speak. I've never really thought too much about it, but it's endearing to know most animals have not trouble approaching me to say hello. And I feel I simply understand animals much better than I do people more times than not. I've never been harmed by or attacked by any pet or animal in general. Nor have I ever felt in danger by one. I believe they also are good as sensing that as well. Having been around animals my entire life in varying capacities, I feel that pet owners can absolutely entrust me to provide the proper care and affection to their fur covered family members during times the owners have to be away due to everyday life circumstances. Although I don't have any "professional" training or expertise per say, I have worked at a "doggy day care" facility for quite a while as well. Where we had a daily routine of taking every dog outside first thing in the morning, very early in the morning. Once they used the bathroom, we brought them back to their kennels to have some breakfast. Some would require specific foods given to us by their owners when they were dropped off for the day. Some were left with specific instructions they we would execute to the letter. Some would be brought in with their own required food that they received daily, and some would be left with oral medications that we were entrusted to administer to their pet. Every dog was different and required specific food, medications and treatment, that made each experience unique. And made the staff fairly well rounded in providing care to many dogs at a time. A lot of the stays came to us Monday through Friday, so it was very easy to fall into a routine of providing proper care to their companions. We fed each one of them twice throughout the day. Every day we let them roam around outside in designated play areas for several hours at a time, where they would have interactions with other dogs, several toys and objects to climb on and lounge on top of. Some owners would opt for their pets to have an additional 30 minutes to an hour of extra one on one play time with members of our staff. It was just a way to provide ample exercise as well as affection to some stays that were prone to showing signs of being uncomfortable, being separated from their owners all day long. So, there were many that received that extra touch of one-on-one affection in a separate part of the facility where they weren't overwhelmed by all of the other dogs either. That was special for us staff members as well since we got the chance to form bonds with a lot of our stays that were "regulars" at our facility. In order to put groups of dogs together in an enclosed play area, it was a crucial step to observe the dogs' behaviors amongst other dogs. So we would have two dogs on a leash, bring them close enough to each other for them to check the other dog out. In whether they approved of one another or not, that's how we sorted them into several groups. If they showed signs of not getting along with a dog, we would try a different dog, and so on and so forth. Until we successfully had an effective group that could all inhabit the same enclosed play space provided without issues. We grouped them as close as we could based on different sizes, since you obviously wouldn't want a very large dog in the same space as a purse sized dog, and they could potentially be injured on accident for example. There was typically 3 staff members in a designated play area with the dogs at any given time, for three different play areas we called "yards", to oversee everything, watch their behaviors, and play with them for stimulation as well. We also had an air horn that was used to break up agitated dogs if necessary. As kind of a shock factor to momentarily break their focus on each other. I've been in one instance where I had to pull an aggressive dog away and out of the play pen at that job, so I've seen dogs that just had bad days that could potentially trigger other dogs to reacting negatively. Never had dogs act negatively towards me particularly, just that they maybe got bothered by another dog playing too rough or annoying other dogs that weren't in the mood to play at that moment. But ultimately what I walked away from that experience with, is a deeper understanding of what a dog's sometimes subtle behavior can show us on what, and how they are feeling. As well as observing with better accuracy on how they are feeling around other dogs, or larger group of dogs in an eclosed space. But overall, it taught me how to really gauge dogs' attitudes towards other dogs. As well as how to more keenly spot their behavior or mood, how to anticipate their next move, and even how to prevent potential issues before they happen regarding multiple dogs at a time. One of the best parts of that job is we were allowed to take pictures of the dogs we boarded and send them to the owners to ensure their trust in us that they're dogs were being well taken care of and happy while they were away at work all day. I've posted several pictures on my profile of a handful of the dogs that I formed particularly close bonds with. So many of them were actually happy to come stay with us during the day while they're owners were away. I really loved the work that was done there. With all of that said, I hope you have a fairly decent picture of me and my experience painted for you, and if you have any questions, you'd like to ask me at all please don't hesitate to contact me and ask away. I very much look forward to meeting you, and your furball family member in the future! I have plenty of time during the week to take care of client's pets. I have my own to cats that I have to tend to as well, so unfortunately, I'm unable to invest a full day into pet sitting, walking, etc. It's important to me to give my cats a great quality of life, and the same level of attention and care will be provided to all animals in my care. No matter if it's a drop in visit one time, or several times a day. Rest assured they will be greeted with the same level of care and affection as I would give my own pets. With that said, I will start out at a bit of a slower pace until I get my footing at doing this. I have cared for up to 6 pets at a time, but they were all under the same roof, and also, I lived with them, so it made it a bit easier than travelling to different locations. But I have complete faith that I will be good at this job as I steadily become more familiar with the overall structure of this format. And develop a bit of a routine, so that later on, I will be able to adjust my time management better and will be able to offer more services for people and pets alike. This is a new experience to me, but taking care of animals is a very familiar experience. I have no doubts about it in that regard. I will begin by alternating services for alternating days, for example, a couple drop in visits one day, the next day will consist of a couple dog walks, with the next day being back to drop in visits, and so on and so forth. I do believe my availability will increase in the future once I'm more comfortable with the overall structure and planning of this kind of format. As I said before all of my experience has typically been in one set location or another. But I believe this is very achievable. And I believe my services will reflect that I care very much for animals. I look forward to working with you! In my home, with my two cats. Everyday whether I'm home or not, I like to have either a radio or tv playing. Just so they have the sound of human voices talking, which I like to think is better for them than just sitting in a silent home all day. If you have a smart tv like I do, I also love to get on YouTube and have a nature video playing for them to watch for hours on end. They're real time, caught on video birds, squirrels, and other critters coming and going on a bird feeder, or out on a log in nature somewhere. But the visual stimulation seems to be pretty good for my cats. Especially if I'm not able to be home most of the day. I find that keeps their attention for a good while, and even when they get tired of watching the animals on the screen, I believe just the sounds are very soothing for them to hear. Since they both spent quite a bit of time outdoors in their pasts. The sounds of birds chirping, wind gently blowing leaves, etc. I believe it really calms them on a primal level.

“Zaria did great with my loud 2yo GSD and my little cavalier. It was a bit last minute but she met me prior to caring for them to get all of the instructions for them. I felt so comfortable while being away. She messaged me and sent great pics of my two while I was away. Happy I found a great sitter in the area for when I need it again!”

Mercedes Y.

About: I’ve taken care of dogs from all different sizes personalities and breeds. From tracing and playing with puppies to helping older dogs use the bathroom and making sure they take their medication. Im a part time student, who has a very flexible schedule from weekends to weekdays. I’m available for drop-ins and staying over nights, Monday - Sunday. I would take care of your dogs as my own, leash walking, crated if owners desire, clean up all messes, food and water as needed, with love and care.

About: I owned and cared for my dog for 5 years, gaining firsthand experience in daily care, training, and companionship. I’ve also watched my neighbors’ dogs for about 4 years, including big breeds, and am comfortable handling dogs of all sizes with patience and reliability. I’m committed to providing loving, attentive care to every dog I look after. I’m available for pet care mostly after 4 PM on weekdays and during some weekends. This schedule allows me to give your pet focused, quality attention when I’m free and relaxed. I’m happy to work with you to find times that fit your needs and ensure your pet feels loved and cared for. I’m available mostly after 4 PM on weekdays and some weekends. While I don’t currently own a pet due to landlord restrictions, I’m fully committed to creating a safe, trustworthy environment for your furry friend. I also prioritize thorough cleaning to keep your home fresh and comfortable.

About: As an avid animal lover with experience caring for pets of all sizes—from 12 to 125 pounds—I provide compassionate care tailored to your pet’s unique needs. Whether it’s a playful pup, senior dog, social butterfly, or a more cautious companion, I ensure they feel safe, loved, and well cared for so you have peace of mind. I have experience with both cats and dogs, young and old, and understand how to adapt to different personalities. Your pet’s happiness and comfort are my top priorities while you’re away! I am a first grade teacher and can easily check on your beloved pet, play with them, or take them for a walk when I get off work if you’ll be home late. If you’re going out of town I am also able to care for them Friday night to Sunday night, checking in as often as you need me to. I’ll care for your pet in your home, providing a familiar, stress-free environment. I prioritize their safety by following your routines, supervising playtime, and ensuring a secure setting. Your pet will feel loved, comfortable, and well cared for while you’re away.

“Kristina is great! I really appreciate that she communicates well, especially the status of their food/liter so I don’t come home and have to rush back out if they are low.”

Angie Z.

About: I have been taking care of animals for years. I have worked with many animals of all sizes. I worked with family and friends with taking care of their animals. I will make your pets feel safe and right at home when they are with me. I am currently a full-time college student at Wayne Community. However, I am a online student. I watch animals anytime throughout the week when I am scheduled to. When caring for pets, whether in my own home or a client's, I'd ensure they have a warm and welcoming environment. That means sticking to their usual routine as much as possible, with regular feeding times, walks, and playtime. I'd make sure they have their favorite toys and a comfy spot to rest. Plus, lots of love and attention are a must – pets need to feel like they're part of the family, even when their owners are away. Keeping them happy and stress-free is the top priority!

“Morgan was fantastic! We decided to try Rover for the first time after moving and were hesitant. Morgan stopped by before we left town to meet the animals and they loved her. We felt like we were leaving our dog and cat in good hands. She was prompt for the scheduled check in times and went above and beyond. Next time we go out of town we will definitely use Morgan again!”

Samantha W.

“When I met Emma for the first time, we hit it off and I knew she would be a good person to take care of my babies. Emma was Heaven sent. She sent me videos and pictures of my kitties daily and informed me of a concern SHE had about one of them. That showed me that she payed attention to them and she cared. Emma did a great job and I guarantee you, she will take care of your baby(ies) as well. Thanks Emma and Rover.”

Andreal H.

“Reagan was excellent! Good communication and great with my cat. Also ensured my apartment was taken care of and helped me handle a significant issue!”

Carla S.

“She did an outstanding job and we will definitely use her in the future!”

Noemi M.

About: I have cared for family and friends' pets while they are traveling. I also have done drop in visits for my neighbor's dog while they are at work I am a stay at home mom that works a flexible online job so it's easy for me to care for a pet daily. My toddler would come with me to any pet visits but he especially loves playing fetch with dogs and using feather toys or lights for cats so it would be fun for all. I will not be able to provide services in my own home. I do offer drop ins, walks, and pet sitting in the comfort of your pet's home/neighborhood

About: I’ve taken care of dogs since I was 12 years old. From large breeds like husky to small dogs like Pekingese, each one has been a part of the family. I love spending time with my own dogs (2 female pits) and love making new friends. I do have a full time job but I’m also available to provide care for your pet during the week, at nights, and on the weekends. I have a fenced in back yard and both of my pets are dog friendly. I also have a crate for puppies in potty training. My dogs are walked daily and bathed often.