A Few Words About Me
My story with animals started long ago, when I was just a child.
I grew up surrounded by dogs, cats, birds, and nature. My grandfather was both a farmer and a dog breeder, so from an early age, I learned how to bond with animals. When I turned six, my mom let me spend the whole summer working on the farm, where I began to understand what it means to be responsible and caring.

Over the years, I’ve had three dogs — a German Shepherd, a Fox Terrier, and one sweet pup of unknown pedigree — and five cats. Each one taught me something about love, trust, and responsibility. I also studied zoology and botany at the European College for two years to deepen my understanding of the natural world around us.
In 2003, I joined a feline club, and by 2005, I became part of a canine club where I met an amazing mentor and began practicing puppy training. That experience gave me emotional support, purpose, and a sense of belonging — it felt good to be doing something that truly helped others.
I’ve been a pet nanny for many years now, and I still feel so lucky every day. I truly believe I have the best job in the world.
I treat every animal with respect and admiration. I consider them some of the smartest and most intuitive beings — they sense your emotions, understand you without words, never judge, and love unconditionally. Being a dog sitter isn’t just a job or a hobby for me — it’s a core part of who I am. I honestly can’t imagine my life without animals in it.