Animals have always been part of my everyday life, so becoming a pet sitter feels very natural to me. I truly love dogs and enjoy spending time with them, whether it’s going for walks, playing, or simply keeping them company.

I shared 18 beautiful years with my own dog, who sadly passed away due to cancer and old age. During his final years, I provided all of his medical care, including managing medications and gently caring for his tumor wounds. I also took care of his grooming,brushing his fluffy coat, trimming his hair, and doing his nails. That experience taught me patience, compassion, and just how deeply pets are part of the family.

I have regularly babysat pets for family and friends in Quebec, where I grew up, and I’ve also cared for animals while traveling to Mexico. This included my grandmother’s dogs, Canelita (a Chihuahua) and Gamorra (a pug), as well as my aunt’s poodle, Maya. I also helped care for two stray cats until they found loving homes (Yuki and Panchita).

While studying, I worked as an au pair, where I cared daily for a large dog named Blue and two cats, Raya and Snowball.

I am now a teacher at a Montessori school, which has strengthened my sense of responsibility, patience, and attentiveness, qualities I naturally bring into my care for animals as well.

I treat every animal with love, respect, and kindness, just like my own. 🐾❤️