Adna was great with our dogs on our weekend away. I can tell they had fun each time she came to visit. I will definitely book her for future dog sitting needs.

Whenever the conversation of dogs pops up, Adna tells me a story about her dog (Ali) back home. She talks about how stubborn and prideful Ali is. In spite of the dog coming off as a jerk every now and then (through her stories of course. I've never met Ali), I can tell through the way Ali snuggles with and cares for Adna. I believe that to be evidence of an owner who gave plenty of love to her furry companion. Like I said though, I've never actually met Ali (although I would like to). As a result, I've never seen Adna interacting with a dog. Well, that changed when Brie came along. Now Brie doesn't belong to Adna. She belongs to her roommate. Unfortunately, said roommate isn't a good caretaker. She leaves Brie inside her tiny apartment for the majority of the day. Whenever she takes Brie out for a walk, its for 2 minutes (at best). As for food, she barely changes Brie's water. Furthermore, she does not allow Brie to interact with other dogs. With that being said, Brie is fortunate to have Adna in her life. Adna has taken active measures to take care of the dog. Adna and her boyfriend play with Brie, take her out for long walks, and giver Brie all the love and affection she deserves. Brie is also very protective of Adna, as she stands near Adna when strangers appear. As for social interaction, Adna and her boyfriend have taken the first steps to have Brie meet and play with other dogs. I've met Brie (also known as Brie-rrito) and she is such a sweet heart. All in all, Adna is an empathetic and caring person who takes active steps to care and nurture dogs. It honestly would not surprise me if Brie considered Adna has her motherly figure.