Jesica L.
Waimea, HI
Services
Jesica can care for
Availability
Aloha: Our ohana owns a 3-acre property on the Big Island, where we are blessed with three outdoor rescue cats, three rescue dogs, and two Nubian goats. As a dedicated mother and wife, caretaking is truly my blueprint. Caring for animals and providing house-sitting services for a "staycation" fits perfectly with my passion for animals. It also provides me with a wonderful opportunity to take some time for myself to relax and rejuvenate. I love to excercise walking dogs is my joy. I love to nurture and cuddle animals . I am a mama of 2o yrs thus I am always detail oriented regarding health.
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About Jesica L.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Our ohana is currently blessed with three rescue female dogs, three female outdoor rescue cats, and two Nubian goats. As they are a vital part of our family, they receive a high level of love and nurturing daily. My responsibilities and experience in caring for them include: - Daily Care: Managing daily feeding schedules and ensuring all animals are well-nourished. - Exercise and Training: Taking the dogs on regular walks around the neighborhood and maintaining up-to-date training. I have also personally trained our puppies. - Health and Wellness: Regularly checking all animals for health irregularities, administering natural medications when necessary, and staying current on goat vaccinations. - Goat Management: Grooming the goats, cleaning the barn, and providing them with nutrient-rich supplements. We take great pride in providing a healthy and loving environment for all our rescues. Please let me know if you need any further information.
Information Jesica L. would like to know about your pet
I want to fully be aware of the following to ensure I take the ultimate best care of your animal. Medical & Emergency InfoVet Details: Name, clinic address, and phone number. Emergency Vet: Location of the nearest 24/7 animal hospital. Payment Authorization: A signed note or call to the vet allowing you to authorize treatment in their absence. Medication: Exact dosages, schedules, and hidden trick methods (e.g., using pill pockets or cheese). Diet & Routine Feeding Schedule: Exact meal times, scoop sizes, and food locations. Treat Rules: Daily limits and allowed types to avoid stomach upset.Strict Don'ts: Forbidden human foods and known allergies. Walking Routine: Preferred routes, leash habits, and typical exercise duration. Behavior & TriggersReactivity: How they react to other dogs, cats, bicycles, or Strangers.Triggers: Fears like thunder, fireworks, loud noises, or vacuum Cleaners.Separation Anxiety: How long the pet can safely be left alone inside the house. Prey Drive: Tendency to chase local wildlife, stray cats, or geckos.🏠 Home BoundariesSleeping Spots: Allowed on the human bed, couch, or strictly crate-only. Escape Artistry: Known tricks for digging under fences, jumping gates, or slipping collars. Off-Limit Rooms: Areas of the house that must remain closed off. Training Protocol: Any additional training protocol to provide consistant training and routine.
A typical day
Aloha. We wake up early with the sun and birds. The day starts with a potty break and a fresh bowl of water. Breakfast is served with medication if needing to administer. Morning walk or yard play. Exercise must happen early before the humidity rises and asphalt or beach sand becomes hot enough to burn paws. Rest while I get ready for a short day adventure. Take portable water bowl, leash, dog toys and dog treats. Pet join me to the Beach, Park or community. If the animals owner requests outtings for their Pet. Heat Management and Rest 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM: This is the hottest part of the day. Afternoon Mental stimulation for younger or more active dogs. Continue on our outting or play with puzzle toys, lick mats, frozen treats of a bone. Periodic potty breaks are quick to avoid prolonged heat exposure. Evening: Cool sunset Walk and Routine: Dinner is served according to the owner's schedule. A second long walk takes place as the temperature drops if the animal is showing signs of needing more excercise. After a walk cuddles and maybe a brushing. Winding down with belly rubs and relaxing indoors before a final bedtime potty break. Always monitoring dogs to ensure they do not eat local geckos or cane toads. A beautiful day!!
Location
Waimea, HI
Pets
Clean Compassionate Animal Lover
Pet care experience
Aloha: My experience goes back to my childhood, where I helped my mother breed and raise Cocker Spaniel puppies. I have always owned animals, including cats during my college years, and our family has cared for goats, dogs, chickens, and rabbits. I am very comfortable with puppies and experienced in fostering their training process, committing to the consistency necessary for a dog's development. Furthermore, I have experience caring for elderly animals at the end of their life cycles, including administering medicine and providing extra care. I have also attended to animals with various injuries. My primary strength is maintaining consistent routines, which I believe is essential for helping an animal feel loved and safe. Regarding equine experience, I have basic ground work skills with horses and donkeys. As my children have been riding since age three, I have had many opportunities to groom, feed, clean hooves, and ensure there are no external injuries from the ground. I appreciate your time and consideration.
Cat care experience
Jesica also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Jesica La Rue is a dependable and grounded caregiver. She's an impeccably clean and detail oriented person. Her abilty to know the needs of an animal and home border on the supernatural.She's a joy to be around and a great communicator. Anyone who choses her for a housit and animal care scenario will be blessed by her presence.
Aky Azarael is a dependable grounded detail oriented caregiver. Her cleanliness and attention to detail are impeccable. She has a knowing about animals needs and how a home functions that is almost supernatural. Shes a delightful person and a joy to be around . A clear communicator and a team player anyone would be absolutely blessed to have them care for their home and animals.
AKYA PET SITTED MY DOG WHEN I WAS AWAY FOR 10 DAYS, HE WAS WELL TAKEN CARE OF AND LOVED. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HER AS HONEST, VERY CARING, AND A GOOD PERSON. KEPT HOUSE IN CLEAN CONDITION. I WILL ASK FOR HER AGAIN IN FUTURE, OUR ANIMALS DESERVE THE BEST. MY DOG LOVES HER.
About Jesica L.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
Our ohana is currently blessed with three rescue female dogs, three female outdoor rescue cats, and two Nubian goats. As they are a vital part of our family, they receive a high level of love and nurturing daily. My responsibilities and experience in caring for them include: - Daily Care: Managing daily feeding schedules and ensuring all animals are well-nourished. - Exercise and Training: Taking the dogs on regular walks around the neighborhood and maintaining up-to-date training. I have also personally trained our puppies. - Health and Wellness: Regularly checking all animals for health irregularities, administering natural medications when necessary, and staying current on goat vaccinations. - Goat Management: Grooming the goats, cleaning the barn, and providing them with nutrient-rich supplements. We take great pride in providing a healthy and loving environment for all our rescues. Please let me know if you need any further information.
Information Jesica L. would like to know about your pet
I want to fully be aware of the following to ensure I take the ultimate best care of your animal. Medical & Emergency InfoVet Details: Name, clinic address, and phone number. Emergency Vet: Location of the nearest 24/7 animal hospital. Payment Authorization: A signed note or call to the vet allowing you to authorize treatment in their absence. Medication: Exact dosages, schedules, and hidden trick methods (e.g., using pill pockets or cheese). Diet & Routine Feeding Schedule: Exact meal times, scoop sizes, and food locations. Treat Rules: Daily limits and allowed types to avoid stomach upset.Strict Don'ts: Forbidden human foods and known allergies. Walking Routine: Preferred routes, leash habits, and typical exercise duration. Behavior & TriggersReactivity: How they react to other dogs, cats, bicycles, or Strangers.Triggers: Fears like thunder, fireworks, loud noises, or vacuum Cleaners.Separation Anxiety: How long the pet can safely be left alone inside the house. Prey Drive: Tendency to chase local wildlife, stray cats, or geckos.🏠 Home BoundariesSleeping Spots: Allowed on the human bed, couch, or strictly crate-only. Escape Artistry: Known tricks for digging under fences, jumping gates, or slipping collars. Off-Limit Rooms: Areas of the house that must remain closed off. Training Protocol: Any additional training protocol to provide consistant training and routine.
A typical day
Aloha. We wake up early with the sun and birds. The day starts with a potty break and a fresh bowl of water. Breakfast is served with medication if needing to administer. Morning walk or yard play. Exercise must happen early before the humidity rises and asphalt or beach sand becomes hot enough to burn paws. Rest while I get ready for a short day adventure. Take portable water bowl, leash, dog toys and dog treats. Pet join me to the Beach, Park or community. If the animals owner requests outtings for their Pet. Heat Management and Rest 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM: This is the hottest part of the day. Afternoon Mental stimulation for younger or more active dogs. Continue on our outting or play with puzzle toys, lick mats, frozen treats of a bone. Periodic potty breaks are quick to avoid prolonged heat exposure. Evening: Cool sunset Walk and Routine: Dinner is served according to the owner's schedule. A second long walk takes place as the temperature drops if the animal is showing signs of needing more excercise. After a walk cuddles and maybe a brushing. Winding down with belly rubs and relaxing indoors before a final bedtime potty break. Always monitoring dogs to ensure they do not eat local geckos or cane toads. A beautiful day!!
Jesica L.
Waimea, HI