Hi there! My name is Amber, and I’ve been an animal lover for my entire life. I started pet-sitting dogs in my neighborhood when I was 9-years-old, eventually working my way up to caring for puppies and senior dogs for extended periods of time by the time I was 11 and my neighbors near my childhood home would vacation on summer holiday. Upon proving my responsibility, my parents let me welcome a beautiful Yorkie puppy into our family! His name is Dooley, and he turned 14 years old in May 2022. It’s been incredibly rewarding for me to watch the dogs I’ve walked, bathed, trained, and loved over the years grow-up into the phenomenal Good Boys (and Gals) they are today! Living, working, and renting in Manhattan breaks my heart a little everyday, because I’m dying for the opportunity to start my own little pet family. Until I’m financially independent enough to care for my own, I hope you’ll let me make friends with your best friend for just a little while, at your needed convenience :) I currently work as a compliance officer in Investment Banking, so I have a great track record of keeping an incredibly organized and detailed schedule! I’m fully transparent with when and where I’m available, and I’ll only accept bookings when I can provide the fullest and best of care of your best friend. I live about from the Time Warner Center, so I’m always more than happy to take our furry friends off the sidewalks of Manhattan for a minute and let them experience Central Park! For those unfamiliar with the Park, there are plenty of grassy lawns for dogs have room to run, play, and socialize with each other. If you’re unfamiliar with the park, off-leash hours are only prior to 9AM, so definitely try and book an early appointment if you’re looking for your dog to have a little off-leash-freedom. Lastly, if you’re worried about your dog visiting the park due to himself/herself getting into trouble, I promise — they’ll will be with someone who works and lives in the area. I know exactly which areas of the park are totally fenced in, which areas of park are quieter, etc. They’ll be completely safe :) If your dog is a little nervous around crowds and fellow furry friends, no sweat! A walk is supposed to be enjoyable for the both of us! There are plenty of quieter spaces on the UWS along the Avenues where your dog can get plenty of exercise, fresh air, and good vibes. Regarding in-home day visits, please note that I respect your space and privacy just as much as mine. As such, if your dog is allowed on furniture and/or not allowed in any areas of the residence, please let me know in advance so I can ensure that the area remains untouched. If you live in a condominium or apartment unit and are concerned with correct disposal of pee-pads and/or any other waste, I’ve got your back! Building restrictions can be tough to maneuver. However, living in a highly regulated Manhattan condominium building myself, I’m familiar with correct disposal methods. Lastly, should anything go awry on a walk, my condominium building allows permits dogs up to 30 pounds in the building. I have food and water bowls in my spacious residence should we need to take a break.