Rae seems like a kind and intelligent person. We liked her very much upon meeting her. She was respectful in our home and seemed to be an animal person. I do not recommend her for anyone with a senior or special needs dog, however. She sat for us during a five day trip for us last year. Our dog was a senior and had health issues and special needs, but was generally doing ok, and many people noted she was still puppy-like, in spite of her age. Rae indicated she was ok with all of our dog's special needs... However, a few days into the trip our dog became ill. Rae went back and forth with me to help her get to feeling better, and assured us our dog was doing ok. When our plane landed back in LA, however, we received a text that our dog had taken a turn for the worse. Rae had left her there... It was three hours before we got home to her. She was in far worse condition then we realized, disoriented and severely dehydrated. She had gone into acute kidney failure. In spite of a nearly $7,000 hospital stay at the top animal hospital in LA, she died. We feel like Rae is probably a good person, but her knowledge, judgement, skill, and maturity levels, are not suited for caring for special needs or senior animals.

Rae is a kind and loving person. She is great with pets and children. She has walked and cared for my dog and I would recommend her highly. Her generous and gentle nature make her a natural for being a pet caregiver.