Meowmy to two pawkids, both adopted from a rescuer. My pawkids taught me alot about behaviour intervention, data collection, how to give and recieve love.My elder child is a diva and doesnt like to have her paws dirtied by kiddish play. I have learnt that she dislike me staying out late by peeing outside the litterpan. So i'll inform her if im returning home only after the sun sets.

I waited nearly a year for my younger child to finish rehabilitation before she was ready for adoption. Thereafter it took me close to a month before she accepted me. And oh, close to a year before she allowed me to carry her for 10s. Currently she sleeps with me.

I fully understand the stress and worry a parent has when booking that tour: who is going to take care of my pawkids? Will there be fresh water? Will there be enough food. I'm glad I always have a trusted brother who will come over to my place to ensure cleanliness and provide some emotional support to my meows during my absence.

Will go to your place (usually 30-60mins) and play with your pawkid, keep its toilet clean and meal served promptly. 

A first visit will be made to understand your pawkid's routine and preferences before you leave them to my good hands.

As I do not drive, I only cat sit places near my place, which is beside Bedok Mall (2km distance)