My philosophy for cat-sitting is simple: to treat your furbabies and your home with respect, care, and integrity.

I began cat-sitting during my university years in 2015, regularly caring for the cats of my professors and their colleagues during term breaks. Over the past decade, I’ve grown into a trusted sitter through word-of-mouth, building long-term relationships with both cats and their humans—especially as someone who can step in ad hoc or during last-minute crises. What started as feeding my love for cats has since become something I deeply value and continue to offer with pride to my community.

I live by the mantra, “to thine own self be true.” This carries through to the way I approach animals, plants, and my fellow human beings and the things they love.

This defines how I communicate: with openness and clarity. My goal in cat-sitting is to make your time away from your furbabies as stress-free as humanly (and feline-ly) possible (though I unfortunately can’t completely alleviate separation anxiety!). Whether you prefer regular, meticulous check-ins about day-to-day changes, cute photo reels, or simply quiet reassurance that everything is well taken care of, I accommodate accordingly.

I have experience caring for multi-cat households (up to four) and administering medication, both oral and topical; and have cat-sat in Singapore, UK, Europe, and US. Your feeding instructions will be followed to a T, and I’m always curious to learn the unique quirks of every kitty.

P.S. I also take a lot of joy in keeping the space clean and comfortable for your fur-family—and for you when you return.