Animals have always been a central part of my life. I currently share my home with an 80 pound American Bully rescue and a one year old rescue cat who has one eye and ongoing health challenges. Caring for them has reinforced something I've always believed: every animal is different, and the best care comes from taking the time to understand who they are and what they need. Growing up, there were always cats in our home, and over the years I've experienced everything from raising and training young animals to caring for seniors to administering medications, injections, and supporting pets through injuries and recovery. Those experiences taught me how important patience, observation, and consistency are when building trust with an animal. I enjoy spending time with energetic pets who want to play, explore, and stay active, but I'm equally comfortable working with animals who are shy, nervous, defensive, or simply need space to adjust. I believe good pet care starts with meeting animals where they are and learning how they communicate. Professionally, I've spent years working in people's homes and private spaces, which has taught me the importance of respect, cleanliness, organization, and safety. I understand that inviting someone to care for your pet is also placing trust in them with your home. Communication is another area I take seriously. Whether you're away for a weekend or traveling somewhere with limited service, I believe there is no such thing as too much communication when it comes to your pet. I provide detailed updates, plenty of photos, and clear information about walks, meals, behavior, activities, and anything else you'd want to know. My goal is for you to feel confident and connected to your pet's day even while you're away. I treat every pet as an individual and strive to provide the same level of care, attention, and respect that I would want for my own animals.