Our family always owned pets growing up, from ferrets, to birds and dogs, but the family pet that sticks out most in my mind was our Rottweiler. He taught me that dogs are loyal and innocent creatures who only want to be loved and it’s our responsibility as their owner to give that to them. Our pup ended up having to be put down due to a tumor that resulted because of ignorant teenagers throwing rocks at him. That event was traumatizing and the only way for me to grow from it was to pledge to protect and love the other animals I care for in his memory. I’ve been pet sitting for several years now and also have professional experience volunteering at the Humane Society in Keene, New Hampshire. My shifts started at 6 a.m. and I would clean kennels, walk the dogs, do laundry, make the animals beds and feed them. I also have a mini lop bunny rabbit at home named Brandy, who has been a part of my family for years now. Caring for her has been an absolute joy! I’m a bubbly, trustworthy and above all, honest person who stays active and lives a fruitful and healthy life. I love being in nature and spending time with a pup outdoors while on a walk or playing a game of fetch is my ideal way to spend an afternoon! My clients appreciate the fact that I send photos and videos of all the games and activities me and the pups get up to during our time together, and I’m always sure to include relevant bits of information that helps detail how our day is going. In terms of my other responsibilities, I am a Board Certified Behavior Analyst taking the spring and summer months off to study Functional Medicine, at home. The pets I care for always come first regarding my part-time work and this has never negatively affected my pet-sitting responsibilities. My schedule is fairly free and definitely flexible. Send me a message!