Hi, I’m Alex! Animals have always been a huge part of my life, and I’ve been caring for cats and dogs since I was a kid. Over the years, I’ve become the go-to pet sitter for friends and family—not because I had to, but because I truly love being around animals. Every pet I care for is treated with the same love, attention, and respect I give my own. If you’re looking for someone who will make sure your pet’s stay is comfortable, fun, and full of adventure, you’ve come to the right place! What I Offer I’m an active, outdoorsy person who loves giving dogs the exercise and stimulation they need. Whether your pup enjoys walks through the neighborhood, runs, dog park visits, hikes, or even bike rides, I’m happy to match their energy level. I typically provide at least two outings a day, but I can accommodate pups who need more frequent activity. I also take pride in continuously learning about pet care. I regularly study different breeds, temperaments, and training methods so I can better understand and handle pets of all personalities—from laid-back cuddle bugs to high-energy explorers, to pets with anxiety or special behavioral needs. Cats are welcome too! I’ve created a separate cozy room in my home just for them, ensuring a safe and peaceful environment. My top priority is making sure your pets feel loved, safe, and engaged—while giving you peace of mind knowing they’re in capable, caring hands. My Home & Environment Fully fenced backyard with room to play, a small lawn, and a large deck. Filtered water stations inside and out, always clean and accessible. Safe & tidy home—free of hazards to keep pets secure. Beautiful walking trails nearby—perfect for dogs who love exploring nature. When I’m not with pets, you can usually find me outdoors hiking, cycling, or traveling. I work from home so I usually have a lot of flexibility. Before Booking To give your pet the best possible care, I like to know: Do they have any special needs, medications, or routines? How do they get along with other dogs or cats? Do they have separation anxiety, triggers, or quirks I should be aware of? The more I know, the more I can make their stay stress-free, comfortable, and fun!