I’m taking a intentional break from my professional career to recharge — and what better way to spend that time than doing something I genuinely love? Walking dogs gets me outside, keeps me active, and lets me spend time with animals that have been a constant in my life since day one. I’ve had dogs my entire life — big ones, small ones, and everything in between. For about eight years while living in Indiana, I fostered rescue dogs on top of owning my own, so I’m no stranger to managing multiple dogs with different personalities, energy levels, and needs. I get it from the owner’s side too. When I’m working full-time, I always hire dog walkers to come in twice a day — because I know how much it matters. Your dog isn’t just sitting home alone, and you aren’t spending the whole day wondering if they’re okay. That peace of mind is everything, and I want to be the person who gives that to you. Whether your pup needs a slow sniff-walk around the block or a solid energy-burning outing, I’m here for it — and honestly, so am I. This is my happy place. Two of my rescue dogs had serious health issues- 1 having a stroke and another fought kidney disease for a year! So I have experience with medically fragile dogs