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Back home in the midwest I was constantly surrounded by pets of all types. My first pets were several different types of fish, my uncle owned a Parokeet named Spike and a chocolate Yorkie named Chase, my grandpa had a Chihuahua named Rambo, my neighbor two Beagles named Magnum and Carmel, and my Cub Scout troops' den mom had 3 big golden retrievers that loved to join us for our weekly meetings. Eventually I convinced my parents to let me get a dog, a yorkie doodle mix I named Scout. Friends and other relatives have owned and let me watch over their dogs, cats, and even snakes. Pets have always been and always will be a part of my life. Since moving to the PNW, I've been able to make new fury friends and foster those relatiomships, though I'm not around them as often as I'd like to be. The past couple years living with a gigantic, hard-headed puppy named Ranger and a vocal yet cuddly elder cat named Tolouse have given me a deeper appreciation for what pets can bring to my life. Ranger helped me adapt to a new place roughed it out sith me through my first "long dark" and Tolouse is here to guide me through my second. Over time, I've come to really appreciate the things pets bring to my life, as well as the impact they have on people around them, and I would like to share that appreciation by providing my services to you and your pets. This way I get to spend time with new fury friends, keeping them company while owners are away, and hopefully provide a helping hand to busy owners. Everybody wins!