There is no question of Ashley's love and compassion for animals. It is apparent in everything she does. I had the pleasure of meeting her dog, Chloe, and I witnessed first-hand the special bond between them. I was amazed to see all the tricks she could do, and to see the level of trust and devotion between them. Ashley is very knowledgeable, devoted and has that special something that it takes to get dogs to trust and obey her. I would highly recommend her for your pet needs.

To whom it may concern, I do not know how one would be able to explain how amazing Ashley is when it comes to taking care of her dog, Chloe ... and to do it briefly is a far more ridiculous request. - From what I have seen and experienced, outside of work Ashley is always doing something that involves her dog. I know so many people that are animal caregivers that don't give them the necessary attention or care ... but that is not Ashley. If she is not at work, she is doing an activity with Chloe 90% of the time ... whether that be going to agility classes, dock diving, hiking, going for walks, performing tricks/ learning new ones, painting, or just relaxing and scratching that one spot that Chloe loves. - Ashley puts Chloe first. Prime example was on a hike in the middle of winter, and I accidentally tossed a Frisbee into a body of water. Instead of risking Chloe from potentially having her pads ... I was informed that if Chloe's paws were wet due to the sub-freezing temperatures icy shards could form and cause damage ... Ashley went into the water to retrieve the toy. - "Best behaved dog on a tour" quote from a tour guide during a trip to Ruby Falls <-- an underground waterfall. This has to speak volumes to the time Ashley and Chloe have worked on behavior. The entire tour, Chloe didn't bark and followed every command she was given. - From a straight care perspective, Ashley watches everything. If Chloe seems "off," and I mean in the slightest, Ashley is trying to make sure that there isn't a health issue. I'm not a vet, and I don't know exactly what the cause was, but there was a time Chloe was limping and Ashley waited on her hand and foot ... Chloe had to use the restroom = carried outside and dinner/breakfast = a meal in bed. I know for a fact that I could go on and rave about all the charitable activities they have done together for their local shelters or have you look up Chloe's Instagram account for proof (which you should do anyways) ... but when you get down to it ... If I owned a dog, the only other person I would trust to take care of it would be Ashley. If given the opportunity, she would treat them just like if it was her own dog ... and I mean a lot of people can say things similar to that, but I believe she would to my core.