I'm not your basic pet sitter, I'm like a cool pet sitter & every booking helps save a Husky! A portion of proceeds from my bookings is donated to Husky Halfway House in Eufaula, Oklahoma. By booking with me, you're helping support the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of huskies in need while giving your own pet a fun and loving stay. I take on fewer pet jobs at one time to give yours more attentive care. I stand out compared to other pet sitters due to my retention with my clients & my passion to help animals. I intentionally book fewer boarding requests, so your pet is not with a bunch of strangers. I try to do something special & unique for each stay for both the owner & pet. I provide crates, food and water bowls, toys, and pillows, additional leashes, etc. I have my own pet sitter insurance, I do daily walks, and your pet is able to free roam around the house to feel comfy. As a professional pet caretaker, the journey begins with a deep passion for animals and a desire to improve their lives. This role goes far beyond simply feeding or walking pets; it's about creating a personalized environment that ensures fur-babies thrive in terms of physical health, mental stimulation, and emotional well-being. Whether working independently as a pet sitter or as part of a larger pet care service, the career of an animal caretaker is a blend of hands-on care, intuition, and relationship-building. I also have experience with rabbits as I care for two bunnies, a lion head and lop rabbit. Upon request, l'a be happy to provide a list of my long term clients that are willing to be listed as a reference in order to provide a testimony of my pet care, and unique skill set compared to other pet care takers. LGBTQ+ friendly. Please note for any travel related bookings, there will be an $0.89 per mile. This includes for any changes during your pets stay that require travel, and any daycare, and pet sitting needs.

A typical day for a pet caretaker starts with early morning routines, often tailored to each pet's needs. For dogs, this might include a walk or play session to burn off energy and promote physical exercise. Cats, being more independent but still in need of attention, may require time to play with toys or simply be offered company. Rabbits, outdoor or indoor play session that allows them to explore greenery and hop around. The caretaker ensures they are fed, their living spaces are clean, and that each pet's routine is maintained for comfort and consistency. Each pet has its own set of specific needs. Some dogs might require extra training or behavioral correction, while others are energetic and need more exercise. Cats may need gentle handling, especially if they are shy or nervous, and some may have special dietary needs. Rabbits may be timid or shy. Understanding these nuances is crucial, as a caretaker must be attentive to any signs of distress, health issues, or behavioral changes. Monitoring and reporting these observations to pet owners is also an important aspect of the role.