I've had pets all my life. When I was 8 years old I took 45 minutes patiently waiting as a stray cat slowly followed me home, where he stayed until his final days. At the time of my writing this I've sat for 35 different clients in their home & am volunteering to be a wolf caretaker in November 2021! I was born legally blind & can't drive. My visual impairment has made it hard for me to land traditional jobs but has never been an issue when it comes to caring for pets! I always tell people the Pro is: Your pet will always have company while you're away & the Con is: You'll have to be comfortable with my being in your house the majority of the time. I try to keep my prices reasonable so we can have an affordable & consistent relationship. Growing up with pets of my own i know how it feels to worry about them while you're away. I provide daily updates with pictures at a time of your choosing. We can also do some form of video chat. I usually bring my own groceries for food so you don't have to worry about your fridge being empty when you get home. I try to leave houses cleaner than when i got there as well. I do pet sitting full time! It's been a bit harder to fill up my schedule because of COVID but unless i have urgent business to attend to or decide i need a weeks break or so to explore where I'm currently operating out of if my availability calendar is open I'm ready to work! When i sit in your home I try to make sure your babies schedule is kept. Keeping a routine for your pets help negate the possibility of separation anxiety. I like them to be as comfortable as possible. I stay within a clients boundaries. I know some people can feel uncomfortable with others staying in their home. I don't go anywhere or do anything I'm not supposed to. I welcome the use of cameras so clients can check up on us and see for themselves how we're doing. (JUST NOT IN THE BATHROOM LOL)