Amy has been a friend and family of mine for 9 years now and from day one her love for her animals and everyone else's is something I admire about her. However I'll probably get in trouble later because I called them animals to her these are her fur babies... You would be crazy not to trust your animals with her she is without a doubt the best qualified for the job she snuggles, she plays , feeds, and she bathes .... From the moment you're beloved fur baby or babies step into her sight they will melt her heart .no doubt about it....

I have known Amy for 12 years. Throughout that time, she has been one of the most loving, indulgent, patient, and involved animal caregivers I’ve ever known. She has been the proud mom of 4 dogs since I’ve known her: Lizzy, Gizzy, Bucky, and Bindi. When Lizzy and Gizzy had puppies, she followed the lives of each puppy as they settled in with new owners and still keeps in touch with ALL of these people to this day. When Bucky got sick, she took every opportunity to try to nurse him back to health. When that was no longer an option, she made him as comfortable as possible, and let him know how very loved he was. Gizzy is now nearly 16 years old, blind, and deaf. Because he cannot be left alone without panic attacks, she has skipped family functions and activities with friends so she can stay home with Gizzy so he will not get upset and possibly have a seizure. Amy does all of this while running a house and caring for her disabled fiancé. Amy is an absolutely amazing caregiver, not just for the humans she loves, but for all of her animals. I know this ability would translate well into caring for the pets of other people.