Having owned dogs or cats for most of my life, I have a lifetime wealth of experience to bring to your pet — dog or cat. I often find I am able to connect pretty quickly with most animals, and know a fair number of tricks to get them to take medications, calm down, eat, and/or work out the excess energy that can get pent up in them when cooped up for most of the day. I endeavor to be prompt and efficient in everything I do, and can guarantee clear communication and timeliness in consideration of your pet’s needs. Finally, I’d like to close with a quick anecdote: Once while house sitting for pet owners with a dog, an indoor cat, and an outdoor cat, I came home one afternoon to find the outdoor cat had been attacked by a gila monster, and was now bleeding out by the front door. I quickly got the kitty (named “Outside Kitty”) to a vet, and we were able to save the cat’s life. I was then able to keep Outside Kitty inside with relative ease, nursing her back to health until her owners returned home from their vacation. To my knowledge, Outside Kitty has not tolerated being inside before or since. Without getting too dramatic, I promise that, if I am taking care of your pet, they will receive the same attention and care that saved Outside Kitty’s life.