Hi! Over the past few years, especially during the pandemic, I've come to really appreciate the therapeutic power a dog possesses in just grounding you and helping you give and receive love and not take life too seriously. I didn't grow up with dogs (although I always wanted one!) due to my parents having bad allergies, but ever since I moved out, met my sister's (now) husband's dog, and moved in next door to neighbors who had *literally* the fluffiest, most loving, and adorably spazzy dogs, I became sold on getting a rescue dog myself someday when I can properly afford to give my dog the best life ever. In the interim, I love playing with and cuddling dogs every chance I get, and just hanging out with them and giving them all the love in the world possible. I have limited petcare-sitting experience (a few overnights, taking care of friends' dogs, and helping out with past childcare family clients' pets), but I treat every dog the same: as an opportunity to make a new friend, give a little bit of love, and remind them who's a good boy/girl. 😍