I was at first relieved that Nakeishia agreed to watch my dog after my original dog sitter fell through. When I picked up Juliet after the reunion I was really disturbed by how neglected she had been. The feeding schedule I provided wasn’t followed. Juliet is a rescue from a puppy farm where she suffered food scarcity. When I feed her, she eats every bite I give her. Nakeishia had her shut in her crate with her food and water, the crate was caked with water logged dog food they didn’t even bother to clean off. Juliet was bleeding on her snout from attempts to nose out of her crate. Her bare patches from pressure stores she suffered before rescue were again red and inflamed. She had wet dog food called into her fur. Juliet acted very traumatized and unresponsive for quite some time after picking her up. Do not leave your dog with this sitter if you want better care than your dog being left in a crate all day. If you hire this sitter, I recommend you insist on seeing the inside of home, especially where you dog will be kept to make sure it is humane and clean. I thought it was strange they really steered me from coming in to see how things were in their house as many sitters do. I chalked it up to privacy concerns but I feel like they didn’t want me to see how many of the other dogs I could hear were also kept in our conditions.

Couldn't be happier with having Keishia stay with Freya. Freya instantaneously loved her from the first time she stopped by to meet us before she house sat for us. We have already booked her for our next trip!