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Qing N.

5.0 out of 5 stars
2 repeat clients
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Qing N.

5.0 out of 5 stars
2 repeat clients

Contact for Boarding

from $65 per night

Highlights

Enhanced background check
10 years of experience
Home full time
Can administer medication
Special needs experience
Senior dog experience

Pet care experience

Vet home

University veterinary major and excellent sea view room, no pets, usually only one family at a time. I have delivered, vaccinated, bathed and groomed at least 100 cats and dogs in China. So it is absolutely competent to take care of healthy cats and dogs. And I also know how to stop the disease before it develops. Certified in GoodPup force-free positive reinforcement dog training! Experienced in medical care, vaccination, grooming, and behavioral training (leash manners, recall, basic cues). I also offer specialized Board & Train packages for pet parents looking for professional training during their dog's stay!

Cat care experience

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University veterinary major

Qing also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.

Qualifications

2 repeat pet parents
100% response rate
Usually responds in a few minutes
100% bookings with photo updates
10 years of experience
Oral medication administration
Injected medication administration
First aid/CPR

Ratings and reviews

5.0
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2 ratings
Wesley V.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Boarding • Jul 06, 2026

Qing took AMAZING care of my cat Andre, he was clearly so happy in her care. I felt very reassured with Qing’s experience and updates during his stay! Definitely a top tier experience for your pet.

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Juliana
5.0 out of 5 stars
Boarding • Oct 29, 2025

Qing took care of my two poms for a weeks and she was the best. She kept me inform about how their were doing, she sent me pictures and videos every single day during their daily walks. She went above and beyond on making sure they had a great time with her and kept me informed during their entire time. Thank you!!

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Xiaojie S.
Apr 01, 2024

Carly is a very caring and kind person. She has a keen perception and can quickly detect subtle changes in the emotions and behaviors of animals. Therefore, I believe she can become a qualified pet worker.

Calendar and availability

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Schedule

I am currently working part time, so I ‘ll plenty of time to company with your fur babies! I’m available for boarding on weekends and weekdays. Feel free to ask me anything you want to know.

Where your pet will stay

Home characteristics

Lives in an apartment
Does not have a yard
Non-smoking household
Has no pets
No children present
Dogs allowed on bed
Dogs allowed on furniture
Potty breaks every 0-2 hours

Safety, trust & environment

I offer a safe, clean, and quiet environment with plenty of natural light—great for curious or shy pets. I’m attentive, patient, and committed to making each pet feel secure and well-cared-for. In addition to a clean and safe home environment, I implement force-free positive reinforcement techniques to ensure your pet feels secure, structured, and mentally stimulated throughout their stay.

A typical day

It was early morning, and sunlight streamed through the curtains as my Akita dog, “Zai Zai,” eagerly wagged his tail by the door. We packed our gear—water bottles, snacks, a leash, and a lightweight blanket—and set off for a nearby mountain trail. At the trailhead, Zai Zai was already sniffing the ground excitedly, curious about his surroundings. Akitas are naturally intelligent and independent, but even in this environment, he kept an eye on me, making sure not to stray too far. After a stretch of flat trail, we started climbing a steep slope. Zai Zai was full of energy, trotting ahead and exploring the bushes and rocks along the way. A few times, he noticed squirrels hiding among tree roots and simply stood still, quietly observing them without disturbing their peace. Around midday, we found a sunny clearing to take a break. I spread out the blanket, and Zai Zai lay down, alertly watching the distant woods while I unpacked some water and snacks. I shared a few dog-friendly treats with him, and his eyes lit up as he happily munched on them. After resting, we continued up the trail toward the summit. Zai Zai’s endurance and strength were on full display as he confidently navigated the dirt path. Occasionally, he glanced back to make sure I was keeping up. The afternoon sunlight glistened on his thick double coat, making him look like a majestic guardian of the wilderness. When we reached the summit, the view opened up dramatically. We stood together at the edge of a cliff, overlooking the valley below. Zai Zai sat by my side, squinting into the breeze as if he, too, was taking in the breathtaking scenery. On the way back, his pace slowed slightly, showing signs of fatigue, but he remained steady and determined. Once we got home, Zai Zai settled onto his cushion, letting out a contented sigh as he drifted off to sleep. I reflected on the moments we had shared that day, feeling a deep sense of satisfaction. This kind of hiking trip wasn’t just about exercise and adventure—it was also a precious opportunity to build trust and strengthen the bond between me and Zai Zai. Hiking with an Akita always reminds me of the deep connection between humans and pets, as well as the profound respect and love we share for nature.

Cats
0 to 15 lbs
16 to 40 lbs
41 to 100 lbs
Qing can host up to 2 pets per night
Let me know if your dog or cat has any special needs or behaviors that I can account for. Here are some important tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable fostering experience: 1. Understand the Pet’s Basic Information Before taking in a pet, I want to try to learn about their background and needs, including: • Age, breed, and personality traits. • Dietary habits (any specific food preferences or restrictions). • Health conditions (special care or medication requirements). • Daily routines and schedules (e.g., walking frequency, bathroom habits). 2. Prepare a Safe and Comfortable Environment if the doster care process requires it • Have essential supplies ready: food bowls, water bowls, a bed, toys, cleaning products, etc. • Provide a quiet and safe area for the pet, free from dangerous items (e.g., wires, toxic plants). 3. Behavioral and Training Needs • whether the foster pet has basic training ? such as leash manners or designated bathroom areas • Does your pet has any behavioral issues ? (e.g., chewing, barking) and discuss how to handle them. 4. Maintain Good Communication with Me • Please give me th emergency contact information ready, such as your phone number and the pet’s vet details. I wish we have a wonderful journey!
Each sitter joining Rover needs to pass a background check. And by booking on Rover, you can get photo & message updates, 24/7 support, and reimbursement for eligible vet care.