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Hello! I understand how hectic life can be. Over time at work, work from home and tired of the dog under your feet all day, maybe you study, have to tend to the kiddos after school activities, run errand rounds, etc., and don't want to leave the animals unattended for long. Even if they need to be dropped off or picked up to and from some sort of appointment OR you simply have a vacation date marked on the calendar to get away for the week and or weekend !! I can assure your animal(s) will be safe and sound and well tuckered out! -they won't even know you're gone. From childhood on I have had all types of animals from cats, dogs, house birds, ducks, rabbit, as well as a life long horse hobbyist! -very familiar with farm animals so also offer farm services psa!! horse, cattle, goat, pig ~ you name it! I was a member of the Washington Co. 4H from age 9-16 years showing my horse and loved every second of the hard work and outcome. *2011 I participated in a internship (through high school) for a local "Bed & Biscuit" pet lodge helping with duties such as baths, socialize, clean, feed, and exercise animals of every age, from dogs, cats to birds. *I graduated Campbellsport High School in 2012. *2013 - 2015 I was an walk-along volunteer at an organization called Free Spirit Riders located in FDL who help people with disabilities ride on horseback, it was so rewarding and heart warming. My love for the outdoors really comes hand in hand with my equivalent love for dogs/animals. As I am always up for an adventure; hiking, running, biking, exploring nearby nature or city park, and checking out local attractions. That being said, your pet will be well occupied while you are away! I am a (animal) mom to 2 crazy, loving, spunky dogs; Bindi a terrier mutt who I rescued in 2016 and Lola who is a dachshund/chihuahua that I brought home from a minor hoarding situation in 2018. They are they perfect pair and companions, both so smart and obedient...most days...don't always let their cuteness fool you ;) We hike, ride the longboard, swim, and love exploring usually 4/4 seasons. After HS graduation I saved money for a 2 year old un-broke horse that I have raised/trained myself since, his name is Boone, he thinks he is just another dog!! I love pampering him and riding through the endless miles of Kettle Moraine trails near by. My moms 23 year old blind mare accompanies Boone. As well as 3 cayuga ducks and a goat named Gus! During my free time I'm usually occupying my own critters, or tending to house work duties, you can catch me in the yard gardening during the warmer seasons or on the rain/snow days inside reading some sort of book+magazine, or cooking a delicious dish. I enjoy traveling when time allows, even if it’s a quick 2 hour drive into the north woods or as a far out as the East + West coast until I can afford more frequent out of the country travels!! (Caribbean is my absolute favorite!) I also help with side jobs and basically anywhere an extra hand is needed! Weeding, gathering garden goodies, house plants, etc. do not hesitate to ask for absolutely any extra help! Thank you for reading this far through my ramblejamble ;) I am a fanatic about my own animals and their care so understand that other pet parents want to learn the most they can when trusting someone to care for them! I am blessed to have landed such awesome side opportunities, I love my clients and all of the critters I have met over the years and wouldn't trade a thing about this "career" choice 🐾💞 I love the diversity of meeting different people and their pets, that comes with all different times. My routine is never the same, very unlikely. I have a set round of morning/afternoon walking clients, and barn chores of my own. but easily accommodate you and your pets wants and needs at yours and their convivence. Pets are always leashed in my care unless the owner says he or she is okay with out. Unfortunately at my home if I am boarding here we do not have a fenced in yard and we do have a barn with animals across the street so dogs do stay on a lead at all times here to ensure their safety.