Although I have one year of paid experience, during that time I’ve consistently cared for four families’ pets—including seven dogs, two cats, two bearded dragons, and a hamster—and continue to do so. I also have five animals of my own—three dogs (boxers) and two cats (hypoallergenic Siberians). I have experience caring for pets of all ages—from playful puppies to senior companions—and of all sizes, from mini poodle mixes to boxers and pit bulls. I’m comfortable with both rescue and bred pets, and have hands-on experience managing a wide range of health conditions, including: • Feline heart and liver failure • Canine kidney failure • Intervertebral disc disease • Spinal arthritis • Degenerative myelopathy • Cancer • Pancreatitis (canine and feline) • Paralysis • Open, healing wounds • Unhealthy/sick puppies • Allergies • Weight management • Special/dieted food (personalized, KD, ID, etc.) Being around animals has become second nature to me. I don’t see pets as property—they’re family. A house doesn’t truly feel like a home until you’ve got permanently dented couch cushions and the daily struggle of brushing fur off your clothes while trying (and failing) to keep more from sticking. PLEASE NOTE: Rates on my profile may not always reflect the most up-to-date pricing, as they can occasionally update automatically (the app itself changes them randomly). Feel free to ask about rates, services, and what each entails—I will happily provide the document information! If you feel I’d be a good fit for your little (or large) zoo, I kindly ask that you be prepared to complete a couple of quick forms: • A Pet Intake Form, which helps me get to know your pet(s) and provide the best, most personalized care possible. • An Emergency Authorization Form, which allows me to seek veterinary care if needed, since I’m not their legal owner. These help ensure your pet(s) stays happy, safe, and well cared for while you’re away!