Although my sweet girl Penny passed away in the fall of 2021, I had 15 years of experience in being her mom. There is no doubt that she was the best thing that ever happened to me. My love for her and the joy she brought to my life led me to Rover. I’ve now been caring for pups on Rover for more than 7 years and, while I’m not quite ready to adopt again, I’m thankful for the happiness that all my Rover pups bring me. I’ve been watching many of my pups since they were puppies and they (and their moms and dads) are like family. I also have previous work history in a veterinary clinic, so I’m comfortable administering medications. Over the years, I’ve given insulin shots, oral medications and topical ointments. I’m experienced with post surgery care and have been certified in canine CPR. My pad is an apartment in the Heights. I’m conveniently located for drop offs/pick ups and have plenty of parks and side streets for walks nearby. Daily outings are usually on the schedule. Treats flow freely (as long as you give the approval). A fully stocked toy basket is always available to alleviate any boredom, and the couch is perfect for Netflix cuddles. It is rare that I don’t have at least one pup staying with me on any given day, so your pup would most likely have company. Many of the pups I look after have met each other many times over the years and have become quite good friends!