[Excerpt] “Every day I open the house door after work, I see two fit, smiling, and gleaming dogs that come and lay down on the couch with me instead of dropping the leash on my tired feet and saying “C’mon! We’ve gotta pee!”” While many skills are learnt, some are skills that people must be born with. A natural ability with animals is one of those skills and Kezia Feltham is one of those people. I have experienced first hand Kezia’s appreciation and dedicated spirit towards animals on several occasions. Kezia had once helped me nurture and care for a kitten I had found abandoned on the side of the highway by where I live. This kitten was kindly named “Wolfy” for the way she had panted like a dog the first couple days we had her. Kezia had spent hours into the night carefully cutting away the burs stuck skin deep in the kitten’s fur while I got all the supplies we would need. After a visit to the vet the next day, Wolfy had been given antibiotics for her infected eye which kezia had been wiping away carefully. Wolfy is now 2 years old and has been adopted by one of our common friends. Kezia and I both visit her sporadically and are happy to report she’s happy, healthy, and doesn’t share her mouse toy with the family dog. On another occasion, I had a housing crisis and Kezia was kind enough to take in my Chinese Water Dragon (big lizard) for a couple weeks while I got sorted and settled. My dragon Matrix had a problem rubbing his snout on walls and sticks in his enclosure that I had been combating with all my might since I had first got him. This behavior usually results in snout infections and I feared that the stress of moving would only further the irritation he usually had on his snout into a sore. Long story short, when I came to pick up my 3ft friend, I saw the happiest, healthiest Matrix in a long time; his snout had healed completely. Kezia had asked around and found an ointment that actually did the trick. She carefully applied it to Matrix’s snout every day and somehow got him to stop snout rubbing completely! In three weeks, Kezia had nurtured and remedied a problem I couldn’t in the 3 years that I’ve had Matrix. Kezia has also been walking my 13-year-old Basset Hound Lizzy and 2-year-old Beagle Charlie for the past 6 months. My girls have never been happier and slimmer. Charlie actually behaves during walks now and lets Lizzy keep pace with her. Lizzy actually keeps up now! Both my old girl and my young one are more motivated when walking together before bed and have better attitudes at home. Every day I open the house door after work, I see two fit, smiling, and gleaming dogs that come and lay down on the couch with me instead of dropping the leash on my tired feet and saying “C’mon! We’ve gotta pee!” Being a dragon whisperer aside, I know Kezia Feltham to be a responsible, kind hearted, and loving person who I would trust with any of my furry family. Her affinity towards animals and their trust and love in her right back is what makes her the perfect dog walker and best friend to your family pet.

Kezia would be a great choice to care for pet. She has grown up in a home with a dog and has been great in caring and loving her pet. Kezia has great skills in being responsible in caring for others including animals. Loving and caring for animals is very natural for her. She is a very intelligent young woman and learning new things is very easy for her.