Where do we even begin. Rachel has a way with dogs that I haven't found in anyone else. The best part is, it all comes from her passion to help. She cares more than anything and you can see it on her face plain as day. I could see it every time I dropped my dog off at doggie daycare at 6am on a rainy Tuesday morning. The dogs seem to notice as well because Rachel was one of the few people that my poor girl Sheila could even be around. With how difficult it became on the day to day due to Sheila's previous abuse before I adopted her, I can't think of anything that brought a smile to my face and warmed my heart the way Sheila's tail would wag when Rachel walked into the room, the way she would sit at the door after wondering where Rachel went. I am so grateful for that. I can't think of anyone more qualified to be in a position to be around, to help, dogs. Seriously, you'd be a fool not to give Rachel the chance to make a difference, cause down to her core that's all she wants.

Rachel is a natural dog or animal sitter. Her nurturing skills are superior and you couldn't ask for a more responsible and loving caregiver. Dogs, children no matter, they flock to Rachel and her loving soul.