I’m based in Canterbury, I am a final year PhD student and work at the University of Kent part-time. I’ve always been the kind of person animals quickly decide is “theirs” for the day. I like the quiet company of pets and the little routines that make them feel at home, whether that’s a certain walking route, a bedtime snack ritual, or simply having someone around who understands their signals.

For the past year I’ve been house sitting and caring for pets in their own space, which I’ve found makes a huge difference for many animals. I focus on keeping things steady: feeding on schedule, walks and play at the pace your pet actually enjoys, and plenty of calm hang-out time. I’m also happy to handle the practical bits that keep your home running smoothly while you’re away, so you can come back to a place that feels just as you left it.

Because I’m a house-sitter, your pet gets to stay in their familiar environment with their usual smells, favourite spots, and neighbourhood sounds. I pay attention to the small household details too, like locking up, keeping things tidy, and maintaining the normal rhythm of the home so pets don’t feel like everything has suddenly changed.