Samantha C.
baytown, TX
Services
Samantha can care for
Availability
My schedule for work comes out a month at a time, and my shifts range from all hours of they day so I can be available weekdays, mornings, or weekends, it just depends on the week.
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About Samantha C.
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
My 2 cats at home have the whole house to themselves since they’re litter trained and not too interested in clawing up my couch :) I just recently lost my basset hound/blue heeler after 10 years, she had a doggy door in the house but when she was a puppy we did kennel train. I’m okay with kenneling and un kenneling if necessary.
Location
baytown, TX
Pets
Dog Lover !
Pet care experience
I’ve grown up with animals my entire life, and dogs have been a part of my family as long as I can remember. I’m comfortable with dogs of all shapes and sizes! I’m trying to earn a little extra money in my free time to save for school!
Cat care experience
Samantha also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Reviews
Samantha walked my dog Oliver and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. Oliver can be reactive at first, but she was incredibly patient and calm with him. She quickly earned his trust and was able to settle him down, which says a lot about her experience and demeanor. Oliver absolutely loves her now, and I feel completely comfortable trusting her with his care. I highly recommend Samantha.
Samantha has always grown up around animals. Has always showed every kind of animal love and affection that it needs and wants; she has always been one to take care of family’s and friend’s pets whenever they have stuff that is needed to be done. She’s an amazing woman that would be great at taking care of other’s pets whenever people need it.
About Samantha C.
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
My 2 cats at home have the whole house to themselves since they’re litter trained and not too interested in clawing up my couch :) I just recently lost my basset hound/blue heeler after 10 years, she had a doggy door in the house but when she was a puppy we did kennel train. I’m okay with kenneling and un kenneling if necessary.
Samantha C.
baytown, TX