Elizabeth V.
Westminster, CA
Services
These prices are for 1 dog.Prices include all fees.
Elizabeth can care for
Availability
Pet care fits naturally into my daily life because caring for my dog has been part of my routine for over ten years. I got him when I was in middle school so throughout every stage of his life, I’ve learned how to meet his specific needs—from proper feeding and regular walks to understanding his health, behavior, and age-related changes. Over time, I’ve gained knowledge about dogs that goes beyond basic care, allowing me to be attentive, patient, and proactive in supporting his well-being every day.
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About Elizabeth V.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I care for pets both in my home and outside of my home because I genuinely value their well-being and understand how much they depend on consistent, compassionate care. Having cared for my own dog for over ten years, I’ve learned how important patience, routine, and attentiveness are to an animal’s health and happiness. That experience has made me naturally mindful and responsible when caring for other pets as well, whether it’s providing basic needs, emotional comfort, or recognizing signs that something may be off.
Information Elizabeth V. would like to know about your pet
It’s important for me to understand their routine, personality, and specific needs. Ask about their feeding schedule, potty habits, and any commands they know. Find out if they have medical conditions, allergies, or fears (like loud noises, other animals, or strangers). It’s also important to know how they behave on a leash, whether they pull or react to other dogs, and what areas or situations to avoid.
A typical day
I’d spend time going on walks or short adventures together, letting them explore new sights and smells. Playing games like fetch or tug-of-war keeps things energetic, while training sessions with treats make learning fun and engaging. Quiet moments matter too—relaxing together, cuddling, or just being close helps build trust and strengthens the bond. Overall, the best activities are the ones that mix fun, exercise, and quality time.
Location
Westminster, CA
Pets
You got a friend in me
Pet care experience
What sets me apart from other pet sitters is that my experience comes from real, long-term responsibility rather than short-term or occasional care. I’ve cared for my own dog for over ten years, since I was in eighth grade, and that journey has taught me patience, consistency, and how to recognize a dog’s needs as they grow and age. I’ve also helped walk and care for a neighbor’s dog for several years, building trust and reliability until they passed away. Most importantly, I genuinely care about animals and their well-being. My long-term goal is to work in the canine unit, so I take pet care seriously and treat every animal with respect, attentiveness, and compassion—not just as a job, but as something I truly value.
About Elizabeth V.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
I care for pets both in my home and outside of my home because I genuinely value their well-being and understand how much they depend on consistent, compassionate care. Having cared for my own dog for over ten years, I’ve learned how important patience, routine, and attentiveness are to an animal’s health and happiness. That experience has made me naturally mindful and responsible when caring for other pets as well, whether it’s providing basic needs, emotional comfort, or recognizing signs that something may be off.
Information Elizabeth V. would like to know about your pet
It’s important for me to understand their routine, personality, and specific needs. Ask about their feeding schedule, potty habits, and any commands they know. Find out if they have medical conditions, allergies, or fears (like loud noises, other animals, or strangers). It’s also important to know how they behave on a leash, whether they pull or react to other dogs, and what areas or situations to avoid.
A typical day
I’d spend time going on walks or short adventures together, letting them explore new sights and smells. Playing games like fetch or tug-of-war keeps things energetic, while training sessions with treats make learning fun and engaging. Quiet moments matter too—relaxing together, cuddling, or just being close helps build trust and strengthens the bond. Overall, the best activities are the ones that mix fun, exercise, and quality time.
Elizabeth V.
Westminster, CA