Hello to all! Four years ago, when I made the move from New Jersey to Maryland to start my job at the Food and Drug Administration, I began doing Rover. After a few months of doing this, I was hooked and decided to continue it as a part-time fun job. During the pandemic, I took a break and adopted two huskies of my own. I recently bought a house and made it dog-friendly by installing a 6-foot tall fence in the backyard for my two fur-babies. The home also has an automated doggy door so the pups can come and go as they please. Toki (3 years old) and Nikki (10 years old) are friendly with both people and other canines. We often take them to a nearby dog park called Bark Social, where Nikki is quite the celebrity. I only offer dog stays at my home and doggy day care, so a meet and greet is necessary to make sure your pup is compatible with my two and that my home and services meet your expectations. I hold a Ph.D. in Chemistry and Chemical Biology with a focus on Quantitative Biomedicine from Rutgers University. While in graduate school, I was lucky enough to live with roommates that had dogs. I used to live with a miniature dachshund (older) and a young Bernese Mountain Dog (very energetic). I would enjoy coming home and helping my roommates with their doggy responsibilities. I would walk them, bike them, and run with them. Being able to hang out with the dogs was so therapeutic. My husband, David, also works at the FDA and will also be helping with the pups. I have references upon request. I mostly do this for fun and dogs just happen to run into my life. Please browse through all my pictures of all the dogs that I have taken cared of in my home and how they have gotten along well with my two huskies.