Kali G.
Ephrata, WA
Services
Kali can care for
Availability
Pet care is already a big part of my daily life since I have my own dogs. My day naturally includes feeding, letting them out, walks, playtime, and making sure they’re comfortable and cared for throughout the day. I’m used to being attentive to their needs and adjusting my schedule around them.
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About Kali G.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
When caring for pets in my home or a client’s home, my main focus is making sure they feel safe, comfortable, and loved while keeping their normal routine as consistent as possible. I pay close attention to feeding schedules, potty breaks, walks, playtime, and any special instructions from the owner.
Information Kali G. would like to know about your pet
Please let me know if your dog has any special needs, routines, quirks, or behaviors I should be aware of before I arrive. This helps me make sure they feel safe, understood, and comfortable right away. Things like anxiety, reactivity, medical needs, feeding schedules, crate habits, or anything they’re sensitive to are really helpful to know ahead of time. I want to keep things as close to their normal routine as possible so they feel at home even while you’re away.
A typical day
I’ll do walks, potty breaks, and make sure they actually get out and move, not just rushed around the block. If they’re up for it, I’ll do little jog/walk intervals like I do with my own dogs so they get energy out without overdoing it. I’m big on letting dogs sniff and take their time outside too, not just dragging them along. That’s honestly where they get a lot of their stimulation. If they like play, I’ll do fetch, tug, or just running around the yard with them. If they’re more chill or older, I’ll just sit with them, talk to them, and keep them company so they’re not lonely.
Location
Ephrata, WA
Pets
Loving care from a dog enthusiast.
Pet care experience
Dogs have always been a huge part of my life, and everyone who knows me knows I’m a true animal lover. I currently share my home with two English Bull Terriers and two mixed Dachshunds, so caring for dogs is simply part of my everyday routine. My dogs are family, and I treat every dog with the same love and attention I give my own. I’ve raised puppies and cared for pregnant dogs, which has given me experience with dogs in different stages of life and with different personalities and needs. One of my favorite things is taking dogs on adventures, playing with them, and enjoying the unconditional love they bring. There is something so special about the bond we share with our dogs, and I understand how important it is to trust someone with a beloved family member. When your dog is with me, they’ll be cared for by someone who genuinely loves animals and understands that pets aren’t just pets…they’re family.
About Kali G.
Communication
Skills
Safety, trust & environment
When caring for pets in my home or a client’s home, my main focus is making sure they feel safe, comfortable, and loved while keeping their normal routine as consistent as possible. I pay close attention to feeding schedules, potty breaks, walks, playtime, and any special instructions from the owner.
Information Kali G. would like to know about your pet
Please let me know if your dog has any special needs, routines, quirks, or behaviors I should be aware of before I arrive. This helps me make sure they feel safe, understood, and comfortable right away. Things like anxiety, reactivity, medical needs, feeding schedules, crate habits, or anything they’re sensitive to are really helpful to know ahead of time. I want to keep things as close to their normal routine as possible so they feel at home even while you’re away.
A typical day
I’ll do walks, potty breaks, and make sure they actually get out and move, not just rushed around the block. If they’re up for it, I’ll do little jog/walk intervals like I do with my own dogs so they get energy out without overdoing it. I’m big on letting dogs sniff and take their time outside too, not just dragging them along. That’s honestly where they get a lot of their stimulation. If they like play, I’ll do fetch, tug, or just running around the yard with them. If they’re more chill or older, I’ll just sit with them, talk to them, and keep them company so they’re not lonely.
Kali G.
Ephrata, WA