Important Things to Know About Your Pet Before I Care for Them: • Do they have any medical conditions, allergies, or medications they need? • Are they fully potty trained or still working on it? • How do they do around other dogs, cats, or people? • Do they have any triggers (like loud noises, other animals, being touched in certain spots)? • What’s their daily routine like? (Feeding schedule, walks, playtime, etc.) • Are there any behaviors I should watch for (like chewing, digging, barking, or separation anxiety)? • Are they crate trained? Do they sleep in a crate, bed, or with you? • How do they behave on a leash or during car rides? • What’s their favorite treat, toy, or way to feel comforted? • Emergency contact info & vet info just in case.

My days are filled with animals—and I wouldn’t have it any other way! I currently work at a vet clinic and also foster for the Aggieland Humane Society, so I’m very used to being around pets with all kinds of needs and personalities. When I’m not working or in my online college classes (I’m a pre-vet student!), I’m spending time with my own little crew: two mini dachshunds and a cat who thinks she’s a dog. A typical day includes morning potty breaks and breakfast for my pets, then checking in on any Rover pups I’m caring for—whether that means a drop-in, a walk, or a whole day of play. I like to keep things low-stress and fun for the dogs I care for. That might mean a cozy nap on the couch, fetch in the yard, or a slow stroll if they’re older or more laid-back. I’m always keeping a close eye on behavior, making sure everyone feels safe, relaxed, and happy. I love sending updates and cute pics so pet parents feel connected while they’re away!