Faith C.
Lindenhurst, NY
Services
Faith can care for
Availability
I am currently working overnights, and work on a rotating schedule which leaves my days completely free to take care of any of your fur-babies needs!
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About Faith C.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
My dogs mean to the world to me, and putting trust in someone else is understandably nerve wrecking. With that being said, my clients needs and expectations are of the utmost importance to me. I believe that every client and fur-baby deserves the red carpet rolled out for them. Open communication and respect is what I strive for. I am here to help in any way I can!
Information Faith C. would like to know about your pet
Your pet will be my top priority. I like to ask all the normal questions. Potty breaks, meal time, couches, treats? Then I dive deeper into your pet. Any where the dog does not like to be touch? Anything that the dog might be triggered too? Does the dog let you open their mouth without snapping (incase they pick up something outside)? Behavior on the leash? How many poops typically in a day/walk? How long can they stay alone? Favorite spot in the house to hang/sleep?
A typical day
Obviously it starts with ton of love and belly scratches. I really go about my day with how to dog is feeling, and what mood they seem to be in. I don’t pressure any dog to do things they are just not in the mood for. I am always up for fetch, long walks/hikes, sitting out in the sun, or just lounging on the couch.
Location
Lindenhurst, NY
Pets
Animal lover-hiker-human lifesaver
Pet care experience
Caring for animals has always been a passion for me. I currently have two dogs of my own, and always had a minimum of at least two. One of my rescue dogs requires home cooked meals, and medication twice a day. My other rescue had extensive back surgery and needed rehab/therapy. Being a paramedic for humans, I’ve very intuitive and quick to realize when something is wrong with an animal and strive to do my best to care for any needs the animal requires.
Reviews
Faith is everything you want in a person that you are trusting your pets with. She’s kind, trustworthy, sends great updates, and my dog bonded with her instantly. Don’t bother looking at any other sitters on this app and hire Faith. She is the best!
Faith is amazing. I love that she came with a notebook and took the time to get to know all the animals. She is amazing at updating everything that goes on and puts tons of effort to make all the animals feel comfortable without me being there. Thank you Faith!
Faith is an amazing pet sitter. She took care of our three kitties while we were away on vacation. She spent the entire 30 min that we booked her for each day. She followed all our instructions carefully, even cleaned up around the litter box area without needing to ask her. She gave lots of neck scratches to the two kitties who love it. She also made sure not to bug our other kitty who is shy around strangers. She sent us daily updates with lots of photos. It is clear that this is not just a job for her, she genuinely likes being around furbabies. Highly recommend her as a pet sitter. Will definitely book her again.
Shr took very good care of my furkids and I really appreciated her updates and photos. I strongly recommend and would hire again.
About Faith C.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
My dogs mean to the world to me, and putting trust in someone else is understandably nerve wrecking. With that being said, my clients needs and expectations are of the utmost importance to me. I believe that every client and fur-baby deserves the red carpet rolled out for them. Open communication and respect is what I strive for. I am here to help in any way I can!
Information Faith C. would like to know about your pet
Your pet will be my top priority. I like to ask all the normal questions. Potty breaks, meal time, couches, treats? Then I dive deeper into your pet. Any where the dog does not like to be touch? Anything that the dog might be triggered too? Does the dog let you open their mouth without snapping (incase they pick up something outside)? Behavior on the leash? How many poops typically in a day/walk? How long can they stay alone? Favorite spot in the house to hang/sleep?
A typical day
Obviously it starts with ton of love and belly scratches. I really go about my day with how to dog is feeling, and what mood they seem to be in. I don’t pressure any dog to do things they are just not in the mood for. I am always up for fetch, long walks/hikes, sitting out in the sun, or just lounging on the couch.
Faith C.
Lindenhurst, NY