My background is in customer service, travel planning, and remote support, which has trained me to be highly responsible, observant, and responsive. I’m used to handling different personalities, reading emotional cues, and staying calm in unexpected situations. I pay close attention to routines, feeding instructions, and behavioral details, because I know how important consistency is for pets. I also took care of my friend’s dog, Zuima for three months. I followed all the instructions carefully, including feeding her and taking her for walks twice a day. Sometimes I felt frustrated with my project, but whenever I saw her face, I felt instantly healed. This experience is one of the main reasons I want to be a pet sitter. I’ve always believed that caring for animals is about patience, respect, and responsibility, not just affection. In addition to pet sitting, I’ve volunteered in Indonesia working with rescued elephants, helping care for animals that could no longer survive safely in the wild. That experience taught me how to stay observant, calm, and gentle around animals that are sensitive and emotionally aware. I also support local animal shelters through monthly donations, as animal welfare is something I genuinely care about long-term, not just occasionally. These experiences have shaped how I approach pet sitting: I pay attention to routines, behavior changes, and emotional comfort, and I never rush interactions. When I care for dogs, my goal is to provide a calm, safe, and predictable environment where they feel secure. I treat every pet with the same level of care and respect I would want for my own.