I’ve loved animals for as long as I can remember. As a child, I dreamed of becoming a veterinarian, and while my path later shifted toward human medicine, my appreciation for animals and caregiving has never changed. Caring for creatures both great and small has always been meaningful to me. I have hands-on experience caring for a variety of animals. I worked at the Natick Organic Community Farm, where I helped care for farm animals and learned the importance of consistency, patience, and attentiveness in animal care. I also spent many years helping take care of my grandfather’s English Setter, Posey — including regular walks, feeding, and companionship — especially as my grandfather became less steady on his feet. In addition, I grew up with cats from the age of eight and am very comfortable with feline care, routines, and personalities. I’ve graduated with majors in Biology and French with a minor in Fine Arts and completed the pre-med track at GWU. I live in Wellesley, MA, for my gap year. I’m reliable, detail-oriented, and calm under pressure. These qualities that are especially important to me as someone pursuing a career in healthcare. I treat every pet as an individual and aim to provide attentive, gentle, and dependable care so you can feel confident your pet is in good hands.