Kathryn N. Pet Care Provider in Stowe, VT 05672

Funny story: For years, colleagues and friends had encouraged me to get a pet, (since I was often petsitting and dog walking), but I insisted I travel too much, or, it’s too expensive. Then, leaving work late one night, I saw a bunny. “Bunny!” I exclaimed hopefully more like a 8 year-old girl and less like Mice and Men’s, Lenny. Excited and thinking it was wild, I slowly approached. It stayed still and I could see the distinctive lop-ears of a domestic rabbit. It let me pick it up, put in the office recycle bin, and take it home. After calling both vets in my small town and posting on Facebook, “found bunny,” with no luck, I am now the loving parent of, and the only 36 year-old I know with a bunny. I guess we found each other (awww). Now, I travel less, have rabbit-food on amazon subscription which isn’t too much, and am ridiculously happy I have a bunny (weirdest rabbit fact - did you know there are bunnyinstas? Yeah, that’s a thing).
That all is to say, I enjoy animals, of all types and sizes and would gladly care for yours as I do my own. I have pet/house sit an aging cat who needed meds by syringe for a year and it’s owners and I messaged a decade later when it died. I walked a fancy poodle for a couple who traveled a lot, and when my friend gave birth and another started a new job, my gift was telling them to leave their leash in the backyard and I took their mutt and doodle on my jogs.
I’d love to befriend you and your “Buddy,” “Fluffy,” “Jack,” or, “Bella.” Though if it is a, “Sally the snake,” cute name, but I just can’t. It’s not you, it’s your snake.
Oh a little about me:
Former Non-profit Director (8 years), and in helping professions for two decades, looking for a career change. Figured might as well apply to grad-school (again) while skiing my face off in winter. Your employment helps Vesper and I make that transition (he’s already crossed 11 states and 2 National Parks) while you get a pet sitter that is clearly over qualified but certainly compassionate, trust-worthy, and reliable (even on powder-days). Thanks for your interest!

Sincerely,
Katy