Hey there! For two years I worked at a small private pet sitting company (about 25 employees) where I worked closely with the owner and general manager as their Sitter Orientation Manager. This means that it was my duty to train all of the incoming staff and make sure they knew everything there is to know about walking dogs and caring for pets before they could officially be hired. I was promoted to this position shortly after joining the company because of my professionalism and attention to detail. I LOVE dogs as well as cats (I have three kitties of my own :) ) and I have walked nearly every type of dog you can think of. From tiny 8 lb Chihuahuas to walking multiple 150 lb Great Danes at once. After amiably leaving that company I went on to work in a more intensive field of dog care at a kennel for an adoption center where I was a primary care giver to 25+ dogs on a daily basis. We had very timid to aggressive dogs around us, many of whom came to our facility sick, hungry, and needing medications and occasionally surgery. It was our duty to nurse these dogs to their full health so they could be adopted into loving households! I have had hundreds of clients in the city, many of whom have come to swear by my personal care. They know that when I enter their house I treat their pets and home with respect. Communication is immensely important to me, I know as a pet owner myself that when we can't care for our babies personally their safety and happiness is the only thing on our mind so I always make sure to keep in contact with pictures and updates about my clients' pets via text or email--whatever is preferable! A little about myself, other than being an animal enthusiast I am also a musician and I graduated from Rutgers University in 2017 with a Bachelors degree in Italian!