Hello. I'm Ming-Jhen, but you can call me Ann. I'm a Chinese medicine student at RMIT. I've always wanted a furry friend at home, but family circumstances kept that dream on hold until now. But right now, I have my very own dog!!! Let me proudly introduce: Elita!!! While I haven't had much hands-on experience with pets, and my experience is still growing, I keep the same enthusiasm and careful attention in taking care of all animals. , and I love hanging out with them, even if it's just for a short time.

I'm super excited about caring for your pet like it's my own, ensuring all their needs are covered. I'm confident your pets will vibe with me immediately and see me as their new buddy. Patience is my advantage, and I'm cool cleaning up any mess they might make without a fuss.

Because I'm not a pet expert, I'd prefer dogs that are desexed, well-behaved, well-trained, and not too big. Easy-going dogs and cats are my jam. I might be open to young pups or seniors over 13, but we can discuss that.

I'm up for visiting your place, whether you've got a dog, a cat, or even rabbits or rodents. I have no experience with reptiles, but I'm willing to learn more about them, how to take care of them, and their behaviours. I can take your dog for a stroll twice a day, anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour each time. I like to take one dog at a time for a more personal touch.

If your pets crave company, I'm down to spend a whole day ensuring they feel safe and having a blast. Sometimes, I've got part-time jobs that take up my entire day, but when I'm free, I'm available all day! Your pet would be my priority, and I'll make sure they stay in the first place. I'm usually available from morning to evening. For home visits, I can stay from morning 10 am to afternoon 6 pm, during this time I'm able to do dog walks, water plants and bring in the mail. For administering medication, training and grooming, like I said at the start, I have minimal experience, but I'm a fast learner with a lot of patience; with short teaching, I think I can get the hang of it. 

For dog boarding, pets can stay indoor (living room or kitchen) or a shed to keep them away from wind and rain. The owner needs to provide pet food and special needs like a stuffed toy, usually accompanying the pet to sleep or the pet's bed where they sleep. My specialty is one-on-one (for both humans and animals), so I only take one pet for boarding per night. In case of an animal emergency, my place is near RSPCA Burwood, and the fastest vet clinic is within about 20 20-minute drive. 

I live with my parents, and our place is pet, kid, and teenager-free. Our backyard's fenced up, and there's easy access to fresh water. Oh, and I've got a probationary driver's license, so if you need me in a hurry, I can swing by ASAP. Plus, I'm bilingual, rocking both English and Chinese (Mandarin). Give me a shot, and I'll do my best to keep you and your pet smiling!