I've loved animals for as long as I can remember, and they have always been an important part of my life.

I grew up with a small-to-medium mixed-breed dog. As a teenager, I also cared for several abandoned hamsters, gerbils, and rats. Later, I welcomed my beloved cat into my life.She is now living with my family. After my last hamster passed away, I decided not to keep rodents as personal pets anymore.

I have extensive experience caring for dogs of many different sizes and personalities — from small dogs such as Toy Poodles and Yorkshire Terriers, to medium-sized dogs such as Corgis, Fox Terriers, and Huskies, as well as larger dogs such as Czechoslovakian Vlciaks. I have also had extensive hands-on experience with parrots, reptiles, and rodents, both through personal care and looking after animals entrusted to me.

I currently have a sudden allergy to cats and am unable to stay in a home with cats for extended periods. For cats, I can currently only offer one short home visit per day, such as feeding, refreshing their water, cleaning the litter box, and spending a little time with them.

When caring for animals, I respect each pet's individual personality, boundaries, and needs. I tend to be calm and attentive, and I enjoy quiet companionship as well as moderate activities such as walks and short hikes. A usual dog walk would be around 30–60 minutes, depending on the dog's age, energy level, and individual needs. Longer walks or hikes can also be arranged for suitable dogs.

Around Servette, I usually enjoy walking in Parc Trembley, Parc des Franchises, and other nearby green areas. For longer walks, I also like the Bois de la Bâtie and the Rhône riverbanks. For suitable and energetic dogs, I am also happy to arrange longer nature walks or hikes, including outings around Salève.

I am happy to follow an owner's established routines for feeding, walking, medication, and other care. I also understand that some pets need more time and space to feel comfortable with a new person, and I will never force interaction.

I'm not exactly the person who enjoys being in front of the camera, but I absolutely love taking photos of animals! I like to keep owners updated with photos and messages while they are away. If I notice anything unusual about a pet's behaviour, appetite, health, or general condition, I will contact the owner promptly.

For pets staying in my care, I am generally comfortable with them being left alone for around 3–4 hours at a time, depending on the pet and their individual needs.