Lisa

Why a vet? Because since childhood I've loved being in contact with animals and doing the best I can to make them feel good. I want to do everything I can to ensure their well-being on a daily basis, because they deserve it.

Why pet-sitter? During part of my studies I'm more in contact with my computer or my pen and paper. That's why I'd like to spend some time with animals.

As far as my experience with animals is concerned, I was a foster family for kittens. I worked with an association whose aim was to find adoptive families for abandoned cats. My role was to act as a relay family until a family could be found for them. I also looked after a young puppy for a weekend, so I had to pay close attention to his behaviour so that he didn't destroy things and make sure he got enough exercise. I have already looked after several dogs for half or full days.
I've also looked after ferrets before. I had to visit the owners to check that everything was OK, check the water, the kibble and the litter. Take them out of their cages to stretch their legs.
Unfortunately I can't take pets with me as I'm in a student residence for international students where pets are not allowed. However, I can drop by several times a day, or stay with your pet in your home without any problem. (And of course take long walks outside!) I can come round several times a day to look after your pets (change the water, litter or take them out) and spend time with them. I can also take them for walks. I can stay for several hours if needed at weekends or in the evening, or visit them during the day.