Michelle P.
Fairburn, GA
Services
Michelle can care for
Availability
I am currently working full time (9-6) during the week, but am able to come in the morning and evenings/night to check up, and my weekends are usually free.
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About Michelle P.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a cat in my own home who I make sure has plenty of food and water and empty the litter once a day. I will make sure your animals stays fed and hydrated and is able to have many potty breaks as needed
Information Michelle P. would like to know about your pet
1. Health issues: medications, diet, allergies etc 2. Temperament: Understanding a dog's temperament can help anticipate their behavior and prevent any incidents. For example, if a dog is nervous or fearful around strangers, you'll need to approach them more slowly and carefully. 3. Exercise needs: Every dog has different exercise needs, and knowing how much exercise a dog requires is important to ensure they get enough physical activity to stay healthy and happy. 4. Training and behavior: Knowing if a dog is trained and how they behave in certain situations is important to prevent any potential issues. For example, if a dog is not house-trained, to make sure to be prepared to deal with accidents. 5. Socialization: Understanding how a dog interacts with other dogs and people is important to prevent any potential conflicts. 6. Emergency contact information: Having contact information for the dog's owner or a local veterinarian is important in case of any emergencies.
A typical day
Play fetch: a ball or a frisbee Go for a hike: Dogs love exploring new places Teach them new tricks: Dogs love to learn, and teaching them new tricks is a great way to bond with them.
Location
Fairburn, GA
Pets
I love animals
Pet care experience
I have pet sat for many friends and family since I was in high school and have pet sat a lot for friends in college, I also have a cat of my own
Cat care experience
Michelle also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Michelle was the perfect dogsitter! She took great care of my house and kept me up-to-date on my dog’s schedule. The pics she sent were adorable. Would book again!
Michelle P. cancelled a booking 2 days before it was scheduled to begin.
absolutely love Michelle! and so does my dog 🥰
Was one Michelle was very wonderful. She took care of my three babies at short notice and I’m very grateful. She will definitely be helping me again thank you very much, Michelle.
About Michelle P.
Communication
Dog skills
Cat skills
Safety, trust & environment
I have a cat in my own home who I make sure has plenty of food and water and empty the litter once a day. I will make sure your animals stays fed and hydrated and is able to have many potty breaks as needed
Information Michelle P. would like to know about your pet
1. Health issues: medications, diet, allergies etc 2. Temperament: Understanding a dog's temperament can help anticipate their behavior and prevent any incidents. For example, if a dog is nervous or fearful around strangers, you'll need to approach them more slowly and carefully. 3. Exercise needs: Every dog has different exercise needs, and knowing how much exercise a dog requires is important to ensure they get enough physical activity to stay healthy and happy. 4. Training and behavior: Knowing if a dog is trained and how they behave in certain situations is important to prevent any potential issues. For example, if a dog is not house-trained, to make sure to be prepared to deal with accidents. 5. Socialization: Understanding how a dog interacts with other dogs and people is important to prevent any potential conflicts. 6. Emergency contact information: Having contact information for the dog's owner or a local veterinarian is important in case of any emergencies.
A typical day
Play fetch: a ball or a frisbee Go for a hike: Dogs love exploring new places Teach them new tricks: Dogs love to learn, and teaching them new tricks is a great way to bond with them.
Michelle P.
Fairburn, GA