Greta has been an animal lover, and specifically dog lover, since before she could speak! Growing up we always had pets in the house, from dogs to birds to rabbits, and for as much love and companionship as they showed us, Greta, more than any of the rest of the other 5 kids in the house, Greta returned that love and companionship to all of our dogs tenfold. She was their biggest fan, and was always jumping at any opportunity to feed/walk/hike and play with the dogs. But her love was not limited to only our family's dogs. Greta got involved at an early age with Assistance Dogs of the West (ADW), a local organization dedicated to training dogs to assist humans through a compassionate, and and gentle approach to training; and at its core, fostered a deep and respectful bond between humans and animals, which became a core foundation in Greta's life. Greta now works for the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES), where she has dedicated herself to their mission to educate people of all ages on the importance of environmental awareness and stewardship. Greta's time at ACES has allowed her to share her love of nature and living things of all shape and sizes with children and adults alike, all the while making sure to say hello and give love to all the dogs she meets walking down the street to work. Greta's kindness, respect, and genuine love for animals guides her daily interactions with animals and wildlife, and I could not recommend a better person to be a caregiver for any pet or dogs.

Greta is an animal lover to her core, and has always taken very good care of our family’s various dogs over the years. From the smallest dogs to the biggest dogs, there is always more room in Greta’s heart for another woof-machine; and any dog entrusted to Greta’s care will be guaranteed endless love and precious care.