Pet Sitter in Banner Elk, North Carolina

About me: I have 4 years of experience caring for dogs, cats and wildlife animals. I currently attend Lees-McRae College and work at the May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center on campus. I am studying to become a veterinarian and will be applying May thru September of 2017 to various schools in order to begin in August of 2018. Having a passion for animal care, I love to cuddle and have your animals sleep in the bed with me if that is what you prefer. I want them to feel safe and secure while their best friend (you) is away. I will never leave your fur friend alone longer than 2-4 hours. I always leave your home just as it was, making sure to wash the sheets, make the bed, clean dishes and leave your home feeling fresh. Senior dogs/ dogs with medications: Being familiar with most canine/feline medications, I can administer medication and/or insulin shots and have experience and confidence in medical situations. I am familiar with the emergency vet clinic in Boone, NC and am prepared to take action in the event of an emergency. Having either worked for or shadowed the local Banner Elk/Newland/Boone veterinarians, I am open to taking your pets there if anything happens or if you have an appointment set up. In case of emergency on my part: I have an emergency contact in the event that something happens to me while on the job to make sure your pets are taken care of (i.e. car accident, family emergency), these are rare events but I like to be prepared. If you have any questions or concerns, please just send me a message. I would love to set up a meet and greet. I usually sit in the Banner Elk area but am willing to travel a bit, especially on weekends and breaks from school. I will be happy to chat with you so that we can get to know each other. I look forward to meeting you and your fur friends. I would like to forward you my resume and references upon receiving a message from you. Please provide an Email address if you would like. Also, please remember that tipping is always appreciated but not necessary.