My home is a safe place, free of cigarettes or children, I live with my parents and they also love pets, I have a lot of space in my house, so your pet will never feel trapped, and a large patio where we can play and hang out, and I have no problem with them getting into my bed.

My day as a pet sitter starts early, always adapting to the biological clock of my furry guests; the first thing I do when I wake up is to take them on their first walk in the morning to stretch their legs, followed by preparing their breakfasts with the exact portions and giving them their medicines if they need them. Around noon, my routine becomes pure logistics, since I move to make home visits and organize long walks in the park, where I remain 100% focused on their safety, monitoring how they socialize and preventing them from eating something from the ground. At nightfall, the rhythm calms down: I serve them dinner, we go out for one last short walk and I enjoy a pampering session on the couch to help them relax and calm the lack of their owners. Between walks, I take care of constantly cleaning the hair and disinfecting the house, while keeping customers calm by sending them photos and detailed reports of how happy their pet is having it with me.