Chesnie C.
Tucson, AZ






Services
Chesnie can care for
Availability
I am currently going to school at the UofA full time during the weekdays (my class schedule is listed below keep reading) and would be available most days to come and play with the animals for 30 minutes to an hour in the afternoons and overnight sitting. And on weekends I would be free to play with and walk the animals as needed. Class schedule: Mon 1pm-2pm Tue 9:30am-1pm then 3pm-5pm Wed 9am-2pm then 4pm-5pm Thur 9:30am-4pm Fri 1pm-2pm I do also have a job at the animal shelter for part time. That work schedule will vary but will be no more the 4-6 hours a day. Likely to be on the weekends to avoid conflict with school :)
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About Chesnie C.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
For my personal home, I will not be able to board any pets. Although I am very safe and responsible. My person pet uses a crate just for her safety when I am gone. I am good with crate training as needed for your pets as well. I make sure I clean up after every day and leave the house as clean as I can before you arrive back home to your happy animals!
Information Chesnie C. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your pet has any special accommodations like medications, walking for long periods of time (may cost an extra charge depending on the time) or anything else that the typical dog or cat might not have. How much exercise you expect them to get while being under my watch, if there is any behavioral issues I should be aware of before hand.
A typical day
I like to play with the energetic dogs by teaching them how to fetch and playing out in the yard for at least 30 minutes a day. Give them exercise by walks and running out in the yard, maybe some enrichment with treats if allowed by owners. With the not so energetic dogs I like to give them some sort of chews if they’re available in the house just to get in a little enrichment:)
Location
Tucson, AZ
Pets
Chesnie C. has Star Sitter status
The Star Sitter program highlights responsive sitters who deliver highly rated care and have a history of listing accurate availability and preferences, making it easier for pet parents to find the best care for their pets.
I love animals, caring for them!
Pet care experience
I have experience taking care of boarding dogs and cats at an animal hospital. I worked for them for a little over a year and have gotten lots of experience with dogs and cats. I used to raise puppies and train them how to sit and have manners for about two years with my parent. I have dog sitting experience and house sitting experience.
Reviews

Fantastic Job


Chesnie has been very reliable with time schedules and great with communication, we feel confident in Chesnie that good care will be taken with our boys and home.


Very good 👍

Everything seemed to have went well for the first time. Had check ins and one pic. I feel Voo was well taken care of. Thank you
About Chesnie C.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
For my personal home, I will not be able to board any pets. Although I am very safe and responsible. My person pet uses a crate just for her safety when I am gone. I am good with crate training as needed for your pets as well. I make sure I clean up after every day and leave the house as clean as I can before you arrive back home to your happy animals!
Information Chesnie C. would like to know about your pet
Let me know if your pet has any special accommodations like medications, walking for long periods of time (may cost an extra charge depending on the time) or anything else that the typical dog or cat might not have. How much exercise you expect them to get while being under my watch, if there is any behavioral issues I should be aware of before hand.
A typical day
I like to play with the energetic dogs by teaching them how to fetch and playing out in the yard for at least 30 minutes a day. Give them exercise by walks and running out in the yard, maybe some enrichment with treats if allowed by owners. With the not so energetic dogs I like to give them some sort of chews if they’re available in the house just to get in a little enrichment:)
Chesnie C.
Tucson, AZ
