Anna has helped us take care of our pets for the last 10 years. She grew up in our neighborhood and was always so involved in all the neighbors pets lives. Even before we hired her as a pet sitter, she would come over to play, exercise, and just love on the dogs. She’s seen, cared for, and bonded with every animal we’ve had since she was a kid. All of our fur babies have adored here, one of our dogs would even cry if he could hear her on a phone call, but couldn’t see her. As a pet sitter and as a person, she’s a sweetheart. From teaching our Golden to swim, hiking with our Husky who had a thyroid problem to help manager her weight, to even buying a small agility course to burn off energy from our Sheltie. We called her our “terrorist terrier whisperer,” when she started caring for the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier (who passed earlier this year). That dog was good aggressive, territorial, anxious, and would often snap at me and my husband if we’d get too close to her bed. She’d even nip hands if you touched it. That dog would never act like that with Anna. When most people came over, Bell was quiet and indifferent, but she’d cry and pee out of excitement whenever Anna came by. I’ve never felt more comfortable having someone in my house, or felt as safe and confident with my pet’s care, than I have with Anna. Even when our Husky passed away unexpectedly at home just last month, my instinct was to call our pet sitter to let her know what happened. She drove almost an hour to our house, at 9am, to help us move her body and get her to a vet for cremation services. We’ve had a few wonderful sitters in our days as pet owners, but Anna really does make you feel like she views your pet as her own.