My motivation comes from the small moments — when a shy cat slowly decides you’re safe, or when a dog finally relaxes and just is. I pay close attention to behavior, routines, and small signals, because that’s how animals communicate. Every pet is different, and I always adapt my care to their personality, age, and energy level.

For dogs, I provide structured and safe walks, always keeping them supervised and secure. I follow the owner’s routine closely and can reinforce basic commands like sit, stay, wait, and leash manners. I make sure they receive both physical exercise and mental stimulation, and I monitor their behavior during walks to ensure they feel confident and calm.

For cats, I understand that trust must be earned. I respect their boundaries, especially with shy or indoor cats, and never force interaction. I maintain clean litter boxes, follow feeding routines carefully, refresh water daily, and provide play sessions that match their personality — whether that means interactive toy time or simply quiet companionship. I am also comfortable giving oral medication if required.

Safety is always my priority. I double-check doors, windows, harnesses, and leashes, and I make sure pets are never left unsupervised in unsafe situations. I keep owners updated with regular messages and photos, so they feel reassured and connected while away.

Losing my dog had a huge impact on my life. Since then, I haven’t had a pet of my own, but I have channeled that love into caring for other animals, especially strays. Gaining the trust of stray cats taught me patience, calm energy, and consistency — qualities that help me work especially well with sensitive or rescue pets.

Before moving to Berlin, I cared for five stray cats in my family’s yard. Building trust with them took time, but it created a deep bond based on routine and understanding. Now, caring for cats and dogs — even for a short while — is my way of passing that love forward.