I’ve been working with dogs since 2018, starting as a volunteer at a shelter before moving on to work in boarding services. Over the years, I’ve gained valuable hands-on experience and learned many important lessons through both successes and challenges. 

My motivation to become a dog sitter comes from my time at the shelter. Seeing dogs spend most of their day in cages, only getting the chance to go out when volunteers are available, really inspired me to provide them with more comfort, care, and attention.

I also have a dog of my own, Mango. She was a street dog from China and was brought to Singapore by her rescuer. Caring for her has deepened my understanding of different dog backgrounds and needs. 

I understand that it can be worrying to leave your dog with someone new, so I always provide frequent updates, photos, and video calls to help owners feel reassured and stay connected with their pets. 

With my experience working in boarding facilities, I’m comfortable handling dogs of all sizes, breeds, and temperaments. I am trained in dog first aid and able to administer insulin injections and subcutaneous fluids. I also have basic CPR knowledge, and experience assisting with post-surgery care, including wound cleaning and recovery support.

In addition, I have experience with dog training and have successfully trained several of my client pup.