Cassandra B.
Northern Denver, Denver, CO





Services
Cassandra can care for
Availability
I’ve been recently laid off (in the tech/marketing industry) and am looking for part-time work while I look for another job. Pet care is something I have a lot of skills in and something that makes me happy.
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About Cassandra B.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safety-first! Every animal is unique and their needs however I find that the basics keep the animals the safest. - Always use caution when entering and exiting the home - Make sure there isn’t anything within reach that could cause them harm - Ensure leads are secured correctly - If the animal is reactive: be proactive about avoiding situations that will make them uncomfortable - Ensure food and water is accessible (of course) - Be timely with care to avoid accidents or behavioral problems
Location
Denver, CO
Pets
Furr-Babies Are Family-Experienced
Pet care experience
As a Farm-Girl turn the City-Girl, I miss being surrounded by all types of furry friends even though I have two of my own; Remy (border collie) and Nimbus (black cat). I have trained high-energy dogs and horses as well as provided care to our senior furry friends. I’ve continued to fine-tune my training skills in my adult life and prefer no-force training as I’ve seen it do wonders for the confidence of the animals I’ve worked with. I’m trained in basic animal, first aid with first-hand/life-saving experience and have always handled any emergency situation, calmly and confidently (I prefer to provide preventative care however growing up on a farm it’s inevitable that you see sickness/accidents.) I can’t wait to keep your furr-babies happy, healthy and confident!
Cat care experience

Cassandra also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
About Cassandra B.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Safety-first! Every animal is unique and their needs however I find that the basics keep the animals the safest. - Always use caution when entering and exiting the home - Make sure there isn’t anything within reach that could cause them harm - Ensure leads are secured correctly - If the animal is reactive: be proactive about avoiding situations that will make them uncomfortable - Ensure food and water is accessible (of course) - Be timely with care to avoid accidents or behavioral problems
Cassandra B.
Northern Denver, Denver, CO
