Me and my Siberian cat, Kiki

Tala and Greta give me my performance review.

One of our 2016 groups of foster kittens for Best Friend's Animal Society.

My daughters Livy, 19, (left) and Julia, 21, (right), and myself.

Trying to make sure Dipper exercises his purring function.

AK and I "chatting"

3/1/2023:  My apologies but I am not taking any more families at this time and have deactivated the New Client Service Request link.  

On a recent trip to California, I debated taking our Siberian cat with us because I knew how much he'd miss us.  We were driving there, would be visiting cities all over northern CA, I had someone staying at my house to care for him, and yet I seriously thought about it.  That's the truth.

It's hard to leave our pets to go on trips; it's also hard to know what to do with them when we're gone.  We want the best of all worlds, maximum happiness, and aren't sure how to get it.

I totally understand.  

That said, all is not lost.  I LOVE what I do, am truly devoted to ensuring your pet is happy and secure, will care for them (and your home) as you'd expect any professional would, and keep you informed with pics/updates while you're away so you don't have to wait until your return to see that they're happy.    

So if you need pet sitting--or dog walking--in your Salt Lake City home for your dog, cat or other "critter-esque" family member, please contact me.  

​Because happiness doesn't happen by accident; it must be cultivated.  ​And I'd love to become part of the team that helps make that possible.

801-580-5320
apal@amythecrittersitter.com
New Client Service Request:  DEACTIVATED AS OF 3/1/2023

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 If you're new to me (or to pet sitting), then this is a very big step. Let me help you make a more informed decision.

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​(801)580-5320
apal@amythecrittersitter.com
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