Taylor S.
Taylor S.
Highlights
Pet care experience
Vet Med + Dog Caregiver
I bring a unique blend of veterinary medicine experience and hands-on animal shelter volunteer work into every pet I care for. I’ve worked in veterinary settings and have a strong understanding of animal health, behavior, and stress signals, which allows me to provide safe, attentive, and low-stress care. In addition to my vet med background, I actively volunteer with dogs through local shelters, including those needing extra support, structure, or decompression outside of the shelter environment. I’m experienced with a wide range of temperaments—from high-energy dogs to more sensitive or anxious pets—and I prioritize patience, consistency, and positive interactions. Whether your pet needs a calm, structured environment, help maintaining routines, or just extra attention while you’re away, I treat every animal like they’re my own. My goal is to provide reliable, informed care you can feel confident in.
Cat care experience

Taylor also cares for cats. Learn about their cat-specific care experience.
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
We had a great experience with Taylor and Brian taking care of our dog, Kellie. Taylor’s background in a veterinary clinic made us feel very confident in her care. She clearly loves dogs and has a lot of experience, especially with fostering. Caring for animals is a natural calling for her. Kellie was happy and well taken care of. We will definitely be using them again for Kellie in the future!

Calendar and availability
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Pets
A typical day
We love to take walks around our neighborhood with friends and their dogs. We also frequently take trips to Stelicoom dog park and petsmart. It's always nice to get them out of the house and socialize.
- 0 to 15 lbs16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsNo females in heatTaylor can host up to 2 pets per night
- As we have two big puppies it's preferable that your dog is not scared of bigger dogs. I would love if your dog is potty trained and crate trained if they are going to be in my house but it's not a necessity because the whole front of the house is laminate and hardwood floors.
