I have always had dogs in my life. My first dog, Nina, was the first thing to teach me how to love and care for another creature, and I still think of her almost everyday. I recently had to say goodbye to our dog, Miles, so there is a large, dog shaped hole in our heart, senior dogs are more than welcome, as I am experienced with at home care for elderly dogs. My mother and 83 year old Great Aunt still speak of Meatball, the family dog, nearly 50 years later. Needless to say, I grew up in a family that treasures animals. 🐺🐾🐾💓💓🐾🐾💓💓🐾🐾🐺 We also are welcoming small dogs (5-20lbs) to be boarded at our home! Or, if you have a larger dog who thinks it’s a baby then how could we say no?! We are doting surrogate dog parents, we live in an apartment, but it has many comfy spots for puppos and is kept very clean. Even though we don’t have a back yard we miss having a dog to walk, and live right by a large field! I work from 9-1 during the week, and but there is usually someone always home, as my partner, Nick leaves for work around Noon, so the Fur Angel will rarely be left alone. (I am also available for drop-ins or staying over at a clients house, if that’s what they are more comfortable with). 🐾🐺 💓 Other than obsessing over dogs, I do Audio Visual work primarily in film exhibition. There is nothing better than seeing a smile on a dog after a big walk, run, or a solid play session...it truly soothes my soul and gives me happiness! Will be able to uphold training consistency for puppies or older dogs in transition. I have experience with senior dog care as well, including bathing, frequent potty breaks, special diets, and administering oral and topical medication. The loving reciprocity between humans and dogs is one of my favorite things in the world and giving them the attention and care they need is a growing passion in my life.