I have always had a natural connection with animals, especially dogs. Growing up with my own yellow Labrador taught me from an early age what it means to truly care for a pet, including daily walks, playtime, patience, and lots of affection. That experience shaped my understanding of how important consistency, safety, and love are in a dog’s life. In addition, I often helped take care of my neighbors’ small dogs, which gave me experience with different temperaments, sizes, and needs.

Over the past few years, since moving away from home, I haven’t had the chance to be around dogs as much as I used to. This has made me realize even more how much I value their presence and how happy I feel when spending time with them. Being a pet sitter allows me to reconnect with that part of my life while doing something meaningful and helpful for others.

I’m a ballet dancer, which means I’m very active and disciplined. I also really enjoy walking and spending time outdoors. I’m attentive to each dog’s individual needs on walks, whether that means a slower, relaxed pace or a more energetic outing. I’m comfortable adapting to different situations and always prioritize the dog’s safety and well-being. In case of an emergency, I stay calm, act quickly, and follow any instructions provided by the owner, including contacting them or a vet if needed. I’m happy to go on longer walks and can walk for up to 45 minutes or more, depending on the dog’s needs, energy level, and routine.

As a working dancer, my schedule doesnt always follow normal working hours. Although I am mostly free in the afternoons and weekends, I often have free days in the middle of the week to walk your dog while you are working.