I have always had a deep and genuine love for animals, and caring for them is something I truly enjoy and take seriously. Growing up with dogs and cats has given me valuable hands-on experience in understanding different animal personalities and needs. My two dogs passed away due to old age, which taught me not only how to love deeply, but also how to care for animals patiently throughout every stage of their lives. Even now, whenever I see animals, I naturally feel drawn to them and enjoy interacting with them.

In Taiwan, I have two cats with very different personalities, which has helped me learn how to adjust my approach depending on each animal. For playful and energetic cats, I like to engage with them using teaser wands or their favorite toys to keep them active and mentally stimulated. For more independent or shy pets, I give them space while gently building trust at their own pace.

When it comes to dog walking, I usually take dogs out for around one hour per session. If there is a safe open space like a large grassy area, I’m happy to spend even more time letting them run, play, and release their energy. During walks or playtime, I always stay alert to the surroundings, making sure there are no dangerous objects, harmful food, or potential risks nearby to ensure the pet’s safety at all times.

For each home visit, I follow a consistent and caring routine: checking the pet’s overall condition, refreshing food and water if needed, cleaning their living area, and spending quality time with them through play or companionship. I also understand how important it is to respect each pet owner’s preferences, and I am always willing and able to follow specific instructions carefully, whether it’s feeding schedules, special care routines, or behavioral guidelines.

No matter the type of animal, I treat every pet with patience, responsibility, and genuine affection. My goal is to make them feel safe, happy, and loved, while giving owners peace of mind knowing their pets are in good hands.