5.0

Growing up on a hobby farm instilled my love for animals. It led me to contribute my spare time volunteering at the local animal shelters. I was in charge of doing a wide variety of things, but my favorite thing was working with them and helping them find a new home. Today, I work as a pet sitter full-time and run a side gig making costumes and props for local artists. I run my pet care business through Rover and outside of Rover. I get very excited when I meet a new pet, so if your dog is working on “no jumping”, please excuse me if I just let them pile all over me because I’m also excited to meet a new face. I treat all the pets in my care as if they are my own and dedicate my day to their well-being and comfort. I’ll work closely with you and your pet to ensure quality service and happiness. If there’s anything special you’d like to do while caring for your pet, let me know, because nothing is too much when it comes to the care of your pet. I always like to schedule a Meet and Greet before any booking so that we can get to know each other and I get to meet the pet and make sure it works out for all of us. House Sitting – I do pet care as a full-time gig, which means I’m in and out of the house all day. I’m available for most gigs, but I’m not available for sitting gigs where I’ll need to stay at the house at all times due to my daily walk/drop-in. Walk/Drop-In – Currently my busiest time for walk/drop-in is between 10:30am – 1pm most days. Some days I’m a little busier and other days I’m a little lighter. It all varies on which clients I have for that week, which means if you’re putting in a new request for a walk/drop-in during that time, I may need some flexibility on the timing to accommodate for the walk/drop-in I’m already scheduled for. But please don’t let that discourage you from sending me a request. I can make most walk/drop-in work because every week is different.