I can sum up this testimonial with a couple of quick stories. Last week Isaac was watching an elderly dog who is super chill and normally only requires a couple of hours of attention each day. On the 4th of July, he went over the dog's house to sit with her during the evening to keep her calm during the fireworks. Once the fireworks had finished she would not settle down and still seem distressed. Rather than simply coming home, he chose to stay with her overnight even though he did not have a bed to sleep in and had to be up early the next day. He was also recently watching a dog whose owner failed to contact him to confirm that he had returned home after a short trip. Rather than simply assuming the owner had returned he continued to check on the dog for two days until he finally got a message back that the owner that he had been out of cell range. It turned out that his wife had already returned but because he had not heard back from either of them, he took responsibility for the situation and continued to care for the dog. These instances show the great lengths Isaac will go to make sure that all the dogs in his care are happy and healthy. He is a truly a "dog person" who will always put your animal ahead of his own schedule and will make sure you return to a wagging tail.