I care for pets full-time primarily in the core areas of Seattle but can occasionally travel to north Queen Anne/Ballard through the south end Beacon Hill and beyond. I have cared for cats, dogs, and even a bird or two my throughout my life and I’d like to have more exposure to different types of dogs before rescuing my next pup from the shelter. In the last year I’ve care for hundreds of dogs and cats in the Seattle area. I’m able to support many areas in Seattle for intermittent walks, day care, overnight stays, check-ins and everything in between. If you need a recurring service, I’m happy to work with you to meet your needs. I am a responsible, friendly, rules-oriented type of person and have lots of positive energy to share with you and your fur kid. I enjoy lots of exercise and finding new neighborhoods to explore and will do my best to provide a safe, fun, and no-hassle visit/walk. For boarding stays, I have extra blankets, crate, dog beds, food/water dishes, and lots of toys to keep the dogs entertained. If there’s anything more that you would care to know, or have special requests, please don’t hesitate to ask. Pet care is my full time business and I have many repeat clients on a weekly basis. I appreciate your flexibility when booking and may occasionally ask to move the time of a walk or drop off to more efficiently align with my schedule. P.S. Dear happy pets owners, I want to let you know that Rover, like most gig work, considers workers as independent contractors and therefore the price you pay includes their 20% commission for any service. I am self-employed and pay the IRS a hefty 30% tax each quarter. This is on top of the inflation and cost of living increases we all face. I hope this helps to explain the true cost of services and understand where the money goes. A significant part part of my income comes from the generosity of grateful clients who appreciate the time, flexibility, skill and love I put into caring for their furry family.