I have always had a deep love for animals, and being a pet sitter feels like a natural extension of that. I have a 10-year-old chihuahua who is currently living with my parents in Portugal, and caring for her over the years has taught me a lot about patience, attentiveness, and the specific needs of smaller, more sensitive dogs. I understand how protective and careful you need to be, especially around larger dogs, and I always stay alert and responsible during walks and outdoor time.

In the past, I worked for six years with an animation company where I helped bring medieval farm life to life. This role gave me hands-on experience working closely with border collies and a variety of farm animals, strengthening my confidence and understanding of different animal behaviors.

Since moving to the Netherlands, I have continued to keep animals in my life by taking horse riding lessons. Spending time with animals is something that truly grounds me and brings me joy.

At the moment, I am taking a pause in my career, which allows me to have full availability and be truly present with the pets I care for. I can dedicate my time and attention to making sure they feel safe, relaxed, and well looked after throughout the day.

I live in a spacious home with a large yard, and I am located close to the countryside, with open fields where dogs can safely play and explore. As I do not currently have pets in my home, I can fully dedicate my attention and care to the animals I look after. I only accept vaccinated pets to ensure a safe and healthy environment for everyone.

I am also happy to help with practical needs such as taking your dog to the groomer, or purchasing food and medication if needed, so you can feel completely at ease while you are away.

My motivation as a pet sitter comes from genuinely caring for animals and wanting them to feel safe, comfortable, and loved while their owners are away.