I'm Samuel | Cat Sitting in Bothell, WA

Hello, lovely pet parents! My name is Sam, and I am a trained Veterinary Assistant. Additionally, I am the founder of a non-profit cat rescue organization dedicated to helping more furry friends in need. I started rescuing cats independently over a decade ago and realized that I wanted to do more in order to help these animals. Subsequently, I worked to form a board of directors and successfully created the rescue as a 501(c)(3) non-profit. In January, the rescue became officially registered, and I am currently serving as the Executive Director. As the Executive Director, I manage the daily operations of the rescue and take care of anything else that needs to be done when we don't have enough volunteers to handle it. I'm incredibly passionate about cats and have dedicated my life to caring for them. In fact, my love for cats is so strong that I've transformed my home into a haven for them. I've converted my bathroom into a kitten room, complete with cat shelves, cat trees, and all the necessary equipment to keep them healthy and happy. As a dedicated rescuer, I often take in cats that need extra care or have yet to find a foster home through our rescue. These cats stay with me until they are healthy enough to be spayed/neutered and find a new, safe place to go. It's a responsibility that I take very seriously, and I'm always willing to go the extra mile to ensure these cats receive the love and care they deserve. My passion for animal welfare often requires me to travel to the Eastside to rescue orphaned bottle-baby kittens and abandoned young cats. Additionally, I frequently need to make multiple trips to the vet to ensure that the animals under my care are spayed and neutered. As a result, it has become crucial for me to have a job that allows me to be flexible with my schedule and to provide in-home pet-sitting services. This way, I can ensure that the animals I care for receive the attention and care they need, without compromising my ability to provide for myself. As a caregiver, my experience in giving medications is extensive and diverse. I have years of experience in administering different types of medication, including pills, ointments, injections, and subcutaneous fluids. I am familiar with various techniques that ensure that medication is administered correctly, and I am keen on ensuring that the medication is given at the right time and in the right dosage. Apart from these, I have also administered vaccines, oral antibiotics, ear drops, and eye drops to rescue kitties, taking care to follow proper protocols in administering these medications. I am also knowledgeable in providing enemas when necessary and can handle such situations with ease. When it comes to emergency situations, I possess a fair amount of knowledge in handling them. I am adept in recognizing emergency situations and can provide the necessary first aid before seeking medical attention. I am familiar with the necessary steps to take in case of an emergency, and I can think on my feet to ensure the safety and well-being of the fur baby! As someone with experience caring for senior cats as well, I understand the importance of ensuring they receive their necessary medications to manage any age-related medical conditions they may have. I am able to approach them with a gentle yet firm demeanor to ensure they receive the appropriate care they require. I am eagerly anticipating the opportunity to meet your adorable furry companions! Rest assured that I will provide them with top-notch care that is tailored to their individual needs. From feeding them their favorite meals and treats to providing them with ample playtime, I will make sure they receive the best possible care. I understand how important your pets are to you, and I will treat them with the utmost respect and kindness. I look forward to meeting you!

Hello, lovely pet parents! My name is Sam, and I am a trained Veterinary Assistant. Additionally, I am the founder of a non-profit cat rescue organization dedicated to helping more furry friends in need. I started rescuing cats independently over a decade ago and realized that I wanted to do more in order to help these animals. Subsequently, I worked to form a board of directors and successfully created the rescue as a 501(c)(3) non-profit. In January, the rescue became officially registered, and I am currently serving as the Executive Director. As the Executive Director, I manage the daily operations of the rescue and take care of anything else that needs to be done when we don't have enough volunteers to handle it. I'm incredibly passionate about cats and have dedicated my life to caring for them. In fact, my love for cats is so strong that I've transformed my home into a haven for them. I've converted my bathroom into a kitten room, complete with cat shelves, cat trees, and all the necessary equipment to keep them healthy and happy. As a dedicated rescuer, I often take in cats that need extra care or have yet to find a foster home through our rescue. These cats stay with me until they are healthy enough to be spayed/neutered and find a new, safe place to go. It's a responsibility that I take very seriously, and I'm always willing to go the extra mile to ensure these cats receive the love and care they deserve. My passion for animal welfare often requires me to travel to the Eastside to rescue orphaned bottle-baby kittens and abandoned young cats. Additionally, I frequently need to make multiple trips to the vet to ensure that the animals under my care are spayed and neutered. As a result, it has become crucial for me to have a job that allows me to be flexible with my schedule and to provide in-home pet-sitting services. This way, I can ensure that the animals I care for receive the attention...