Extreme caution is advised in dealing with this individual, Cat G. Despite the image projected on social media and the pre-meditated sales pitch in person, this person poses a danger to your dog's health and property. After meeting with her and stating all the requirements of taking care of a service animal that has medical requirements due to epilepsy, she eagerly stated her qualifications and took the job of taking care of our dog while we were on vacation out of state for 9 days. Within days, she was sending strange messages and mentioning a "business partner" that she needed to check with. Her anonymous partner is an older woman, that claims to be a dog trainer. The initial agreement was to take care of our dog at our house, however, she requested to take him to her place, which we approved. From there on, the strange messages continued and she did not send any photos. After 5 days, she simply returned the dog to our house and locked him in our bathroom in his own feces. In a state of panic, the dog injured himself trying to get out so he could do his business outside. He also had a diarrhea which she never addressed. After I questioned her over the phone, I received a phone call from her " business partner", she called from Cat's phone number, who screamed at me non - stop shouting how dare I Questions Cat and she did not let me event talk. We had to make an emergency request to have someone take our dog to a day care center, where despite veterinary care he had a seizure due to traumatic stress. We also noticed signs of abuse on our service animal. She falsely claimed that our dog had bit her without any proof. Making a false claim against a service animal that interferes with its ability to perform its tasks and endangering it is a crime punishable under Federal law. We returned home with our two toddlers to a nightmare scenario involving a bio hazard situation with feces everywhere, damage to the bathroom, as well as a very stressful experience for the family and the dog. These people are criminals posing as "dog trainers" and are notorious gas-lighters and moral degenerates.

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