Best Pet and House sitter

01/07/2024

I can pet sit for you while you travel. We can discuss and work out the details.

09/24/2022

I agree. Stay loyal to the last minute.

07/19/2022

Open to booking housesitting & pet sits for February in Sonoma County. Please check my Rover page or message or call me. Thanks

06/20/2022

05/19/2022

We need wolves.

Wolves need your voice. The Northern Rockies wolves are currently undergoing a status review to determine whether a relisting of the population is warranted. The USFWS has stated we can expect them to announce a determination by September 30, 2022. In the meantime, our collective action to protect the Northern Rockies population from continued slaughter must continue.

The status review is still accepting comments. Today's ACTION is to remind the USFWS of their promise to protect the Northern Rockies wolves in the event the states of the Northern Rockies fail to do so.

Use the talking points below to craft your comment on this USFWS link: https://www.regulations.gov/document/FWS-HQ-ES-2021-0106-0001.

TALKING POINTS -->

Remind USFWS that they made a commitment in 2009 to pursue emergency relisting if state wolf management frameworks were authorized that allowed for the unlimited and unregulated taking of wolves threatening their survival. Ask USFWS to adhere to its promise to protect the species in the event of unregulated state management.

Reiterate that the states in the Northern Rockies have passed legislation that allows for the unregulated take of wolves.

In Idaho, there is no limit to the number of tags people can acquire to kill wolves. More than 500 wolves were killed in 2021. A state-funded bounty program pays up to $2,500 for each wolf killed, including pups in dens.

In Montana, new laws allow for killing approximately 85% of the wolf population and has resulted in 25 Yellowstone National Park wolves being killed. 273 wolves have been killed in Montana in the 2021/2022 season.

In Wyoming, wolf populations have declined from 400 individuals in 2017 to 183 individuals at the end of 2020. Wolves are classified as predators in 85% of the state, allowing for no restrictions on their killing including no restrictions on time of year or method of take.

Join our campaign and protect our nation's wolves by calling to in the Northern Rockies.

05/19/2022

Be there for your animal.

“Pets, it turns out, also have last wishes before they die, but only known by veterinarians who put old and sick animals to sleep. Twitter user Jesse Dietrich asked a vet what was the most difficult part of his job.

The specialist answered without hesitation that it was the hardest for him to see how old or sick animals look for their owners with the eyes of their owners before going to sleep. The fact is that 90 % of owners don't want to be in a room with a dying animal. People leave so that they don't see their pet leave. But they don't realize that it's in these last moments of life that their pet needs them most.

Veterinarians ask the owners to be close to the animals until the very end. ′′It's inevitable that they die before you. Don't forget that you were the center of their life. Maybe they were just a part of you. But they are also your family. No matter how hard it is, don't leave them.

Dont let them die in a room with a stranger in a place they dont like. It is very painful for veterinarians to see how pets cannot find their owner during the last minutes of their life. They dont understand why the owner left them. After all, they needed their owner’s consolation.

Veterinarians do everything possible to ensure that animals are not so scared, but they are completely strangers to them. Don't be a coward because it's too painful for you. Think about the pet. Endure this pain for the sake of their sake. Be with them until the end.”

- Tricia Mo’orea

Photo credit: Travis Patenaude.

04/25/2022

I never get tired of seeing this parody.
I’m avavailable for hire in Sonoma County
during October 2022.

12/28/2021

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