Elizabeth H.
Penn Valley, PA






Services
Elizabeth can care for
Availability
Pet care is my current full-time job, and I always prioritize pets’ needs as they come up on a daily basis. I understand having pets requires committing time to their care and well-being, and my schedule flexibility during the week means I can provide that!
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About Elizabeth H.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
If possible, I like to meet the pet(s) before the care dates occur so I have a chance to introduce myself and talk to the owners about their routines and needs. I stick to what the owners tell me to ensure the pet remains as comfortable as possible during the service.
Information Elizabeth H. would like to know about your pet
I always make sure I know about any medications they take and how much to feed them if I am being asked to do so. I also ask if they are known to act aggressively so I can protect myself by refraining from certain behaviors (example: I have cared for dogs who will nip at me if I try to pick them up).
A typical day
The last thing I want a pet to be is bored or lonely. Depending on what their owner(s) tells me about their pet, I will provide entertainment and company for them. This could mean going outside for some exercise, playing with toys indoors, brushing or grooming them, giving them pets and affection, providing calming activities like playing music or talking to them in a gentle voice, or simply sitting with them.
Location
Penn Valley, PA
Elizabeth H. 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.
Patient and gentle pet-lover!
Pet care experience
I have provided pet care for years and encountered all different types of personalities. From energetic pups who I’ve taught how to refrain from pulling on the leash to senior dogs requiring special diets and routines to skittish friends needing some extra patience and trust building, I’ve seen it all. I feel well-equipped from my past experiences to work with dogs and cats of all different backgrounds and behaviors!
Cat care experience

Elizabeth also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews


Great job thank you!





Elizabeth was friendly and easy to get along with. Our pups really liked her.

Elizabeth was a great communicator and very sweet! 10/10 recommend! Thanks again! :)

Elizabeth stayed with our beagle Lilly for 2 nights and a full day. This was the first time we have left her. She is a rescue of having her 3 months. Elizabeth was very calm and attentive to Lilly. We felt confident leaving Lilly in her care. She will be back again soon. Lilly will be looking forward to seeing her again
About Elizabeth H.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
If possible, I like to meet the pet(s) before the care dates occur so I have a chance to introduce myself and talk to the owners about their routines and needs. I stick to what the owners tell me to ensure the pet remains as comfortable as possible during the service.
Information Elizabeth H. would like to know about your pet
I always make sure I know about any medications they take and how much to feed them if I am being asked to do so. I also ask if they are known to act aggressively so I can protect myself by refraining from certain behaviors (example: I have cared for dogs who will nip at me if I try to pick them up).
A typical day
The last thing I want a pet to be is bored or lonely. Depending on what their owner(s) tells me about their pet, I will provide entertainment and company for them. This could mean going outside for some exercise, playing with toys indoors, brushing or grooming them, giving them pets and affection, providing calming activities like playing music or talking to them in a gentle voice, or simply sitting with them.
Elizabeth H.
Penn Valley, PA
