If I would have told you 25 years ago that you can use a computer to invite a stranger to stay at your house to take care of your pet while you are on vacation, you’d have thought I was crazy; that’s what the neighbor’s kids are for. Times have changed. How do you develop that level of trust in less time than it takes to complete a job interview? Clearly, giving someone the keys to your house is a level of risk that is way beyond that of an employer. Apologies for the lengthy intro, but how else could I impress upon you the character of Fred Adorador? Frederick is a genuinely respectful young man that can be trusted in any situation. He will take notes on your specific household rules and instructions regarding your pet adhere to them. If you have a specific walking, playing, feeding, sleeping schedule, it will be followed. You might come home and find that your pet knows a few new tricks. Fred is quiet, but make no mistake, when you’re talking, he is listening. He once watched Lola for us over an extended weekend. We received updates and pictures. He called once to find out what is her favorite treat as he was trying to teach her a few tricks. When we got home, the house was in order, and Lola was happy. What more could you want? We have used him several time since. So yes, Fred might be a stranger now, but he’ll be like family in no time.