Cat Sitting in Wilmington Island

Fernanda definitely has a way with animals. My shy boy came out from hiding after just a few days, which is unusual for him. That said it all for me.

My two orange cats did very well. I was worried because we had just moved and were going to be gone two weeks. All was well! 😀 Will definitely use again.

Rachel was/is fantastic! Squishy is usually very weary of strangers and doesn't show herself until about a week into meeting a cat sitter. She was already curious about Rachel after a couple days! And Rachel was very communicative with when she came and if any issues came up (i.e. Squishy and/or Fluffers were coughing up hairballs often and decided to leave one asa gift for the cat sitter.... 😅😅😅). I was told right away.

My little Pride really like Emily, they seem content when we get home. She makes sure to engage with them all.

Amy was fantastic when I was in a cinch going out of town for the week of Thanksgiving. She took great care of my kitty and was extremely gracious and communicative. 10/10!

I recently hired Sara to watch my cat and gecko while I was on vacation, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. She sent regular updates and photos, which gave me a lot of peace of mind while I was away. It made it easier to be away since my pets were in good hands. Not only were my pets well cared for, but I came home and it was exactly how I left it. I highly recommend her and will definitely be reaching out again for future trips!

Katie was amazing!! She sent such detailed updates about my three cats, and they all loved her pretty much from the beginning! I felt very at peace knowing she was taking care of them:)

She was good with communicating and took great care of the cats!

So helpful and very accommodating!! I was so nervous to leave my kitty alone for a few days but Jessica gave her lots of love and care for me. She did a great job at keeping everything tidy and cleaning any messes. She also sent lots of photos which I greatly appreciated. Super thankful for her help!