Pet Sitter in Waynetown, Indiana

Hi, I'm Crystal. My resume for animal care is very long and I am very passionate. I have about 18 years of experience caring for animals. From vet clinics to shelters, even rescued big cats and Animal Planet’s Pit Bulls and Parolees (I was NOT a parolee), I've done it all. My passion has always been rescue work with animals. There's nothing like being responsible for helping give an animal a better quality of life. I have dedicated my life to animal care in all settings. I have worked in vet clinics, managed a doggie daycare, shelters, and a pet-sitting company where I was a keyholder to 30 homes (as well as run my own pet-sitting company). I have fostered baby orphans from kittens to wildlife. I have worked with Animal Planet's Pit Bulls and Parolees caring for 20 puppies and most recently was a former keeper to 150 rescued big cats (yes, that tiger in the photo is a rescue and her name is P'da). I am well-trained in administering medications from pills to subcutaneous injections. I have many years of experience administering fluids and insulin. One of my cats is diabetic and I have experience with insulin in the doggie daycare/pet-sitting world. I have experience with fluids from multiple rescue work environments. Outside of work experience, I have many animals myself. I have 9 chickens, 3 ducks, 3 cats, 2 pigs, 2 miniature donkeys, 2 dogs, and 1 bunny (free-roam). I am responsible for their care which includes more than just food and water. I administer medications, trim all nails (including pig hooves), groom my Saint Bernard, clean coops, you name it! Your pet will be treated as if they were mine. I look forward to hearing from you and meeting your furry family members! I work from home as a podcast manager so that usually leaves me with open availability for your needs. My job isn't a typical 9-5 where I am tied to the desk. I just have to meet deadlines so that allows me to create my own work schedule. I have plenty of time to dedicate to your fur-baby! I have a huge fenced-in yard dedicated to my 2 dogs. However, I will always plan to have a dog-free home when your dog is here. I know all too well that friendly dogs can have issues over anything (territory, food, toys, etc.) and I want to eliminate all possible accidents. Your dog will also feel more comfortable from the start without having the added stress of meeting new dogs and learning new boundaries.