5.0

My Baby Bear Bear was so happy to be with Emma. it was his first time woth her and he is a 130 pound saint bernard but emma handled him perfectly. My dog seemed to miss her the first few days back with me i will definitely be looking forward to leaving bear with Emma again.

Emma's life motto might as well be: "No animal left behind." Spiders, lizards, turtles, stray cats — if it's a living creature in need, she's already on it. She has rescued more critters than I can count, and she approaches every single one with the same calm, genuine care. Animals are her people. She feels for them deeply and advocates for them fiercely. If unlimited space and funding were on the table, she would single-handedly empty every shelter and sanctuary in the country. If you want someone who will truly enjoyin spending time with your pet, she's your person. Your furry, feathered, or scaly family member is in the absolute best hands.

Emma is a kind, caring, compassionate and responsible young woman. She has an empathy and fondness for animals that's reflected by her rescuing the occasional insect or spider that gets trapped in the house, moving a turtle off a busy highway and visiting kittens and puppies at the local pet store so they won't be so lonely. Emma's mother has two small dogs and a cat which Emma dotes on constantly when she's home. The mutual attraction between Emma and animals is also apparent in the interactions between her and the random dog encountered walking through the neighborhood or that might be brought to a ball game or practice. Invariably, they become best of friends. In short, I can think of no one better than Emma to watch over someone's pet. Emma would wholeheartedly accept the responsibility and act with the best interest of the pet first.