Before welcoming your pet into my care, I love getting to know them as much as possible! Every animal is unique, and the more I understand about their personality, routine, and needs, the better I can make them feel safe and at home. Please let me know how your pet does around cats and young children, as we have both in our home and safety and comfort are my top priorities. I’ll also need details about any special needs, medical conditions, allergies, or medications (including dosage and schedule) so I can provide attentive and responsible care. If grooming may be required — such as brushing, nail trims, or basic coat care — please share how well your pet tolerates handling and grooming. Knowing their comfort level helps me ensure a calm and positive experience. You can also include anything else that helps me care for them best: feeding routines, favorite toys, fears, triggers, sleeping habits, or quirky personality traits. My goal is to create a loving, low-stress environment where your pet feels safe, happy, and well cared for while you’re away.

I work from home, which means your pet will rarely be alone and will enjoy plenty of companionship, supervision, and attention throughout the day. My home is calm, structured, and loving — a comfortable environment for pets who enjoy a relaxed setting with consistent care. Because I have young children in the home, I am best suited for pets with moderate to low energy levels. At this time, I’m unable to provide the level of exercise and stimulation that very high-energy or highly demanding dogs may require. My goal is always to ensure each pet’s needs are fully met, and I want to be transparent about the type of environment I can provide. Weekdays tend to be quieter and more routine-based, while weekends may have a bit more activity and energy in the home. If your pet thrives in a calm, family-oriented environment with lots of presence and affection, they’ll feel right at home here.