I’ve always felt very comfortable around animals, and caring for them has been a big part of my life. Back in India, I spent over six years looking after community dogs—feeding them, keeping an eye on their health, and getting to know all kinds of personalities. I’ve also had pets at home, so I’m used to both indoor pets and more independent ones. I genuinely enjoy being around animals—whether it’s going for walks, playing with them, or just sitting with them so they feel calm and at ease. I live in a spacious apartment with lots of green areas and dog parks nearby, so it’s easy to take them out regularly. For daycare, I’m usually at home, so pets get plenty of attention and company through the day. For boarding, just to be transparent—on some workdays I may be out for a few hours. I make sure they’re walked, fed, and settled before I leave, and I plan things so they’re not alone for too long. This works best for pets that are okay being on their own for a bit. I usually take dogs out 2–3 times a day (more if needed), and I follow whatever routine they’re used to. If anything seems off, I’ll reach out to you right away and can also contact a nearby vet if needed. I’m quite patient and attentive with animals, and I try to make them feel comfortable and at home here. For me, this isn’t just something to do—I really enjoy it.