Dogs are good for the soul, and my heart was made to love them. I’ve always been amazed by each pup I meet: their individuality, their warmth, their contagious joy. I’m intuitive and compassionate. Providing outstanding care for dogs is in my nature, just as unconditional love is in theirs. My pit bull, Faith, is the sweetest dog I’ve ever met. Along with my husband, Pete, we’re a loving, kind family that couldn’t be happier to welcome four-legged friends into our midst. I’m often asked to dog-sit for friends and family because they know our home and hearts are always open. I volunteer running errands for the elderly and disabled, and I also enjoy doing crafts, reading, and fishing. Our home is nestled in Highland Meadows. We have a little creek with a grove of trees, and a wonderful backyard for dogs to enjoy. Everyone is friendly and watches out for each other, and the area is serene. We know all the neighborhood pups, and they’re always thrilled to make a new friend! You can always find someone out walking their dog on our street. We’ll spend time at the local park, and with my wide-open days, I’ll have endless energy and focus to devote to your pup. I’m great with small and large dogs of any kind. I’ve volunteered with a pet trainer who worked with all types of dogs, so I have a breadth of experience that I bring to my relationship with each dog who comes our way. I don’t just see dogs as cute and cuddly companions; I relate to their personalities and their needs on a deeper level, and my commitment and compassion are evident in the quality of care I provide.