Hi! I’m Molly, and animals have always been a very important part of my life. I currently have two cats at home, one is six and a half years old and the other is four and a half. My younger cat was adopted from The Lost Dogs’ Home. They’ve brought so much happiness into my life over the years, and I’m genuinely grateful to have them with me.

Living with two cats has taught me a lot about their different personalities, routines and boundaries. Some cats want to be beside you all day, while others need their own space, and I’m very happy to let them approach me at their own pace.

I’ve also helped several lost cats that I found around my neighbourhood. When I realised they had owners, I kept them safe and took them to The Lost Dogs’ Home, where we were able to get in touch with their families and help reunite them. Those experiences made me especially conscious of pet safety and how worrying it can be for an owner when their pet is missing.

I also have experience caring for dogs. With their owners’ permission, I’ve taken dogs on walks, trips to the beach and even camping. I love seeing them explore and enjoy themselves, while always paying attention to their safety, energy level and personality.

My usual dog walks are around 30–60 minutes, depending on your dog’s age, fitness and normal routine. I’m happy to walk around quiet local streets, nearby parks and familiar walking routes that your dog already enjoys. If your dog has a favourite park or route, I’m very happy to follow it.

For home visits and day care, I can help with feeding, fresh water, litter cleaning, playtime, cuddles, walks and plenty of company. During day care I like to keep pets close and supervised, with time for play, rest and toilet breaks based on their normal routine. I would only leave a pet alone for a short period if this has been discussed and agreed with the owner beforehand.

I’ll follow your instructions carefully and send photos and little updates throughout the day, because I know how reassuring it is to see that your pet is happy and settled.

I know that even a short time away from your pet can come with a little worry. I always miss my own cats when I’m away, so I understand that feeling very well. I naturally take lots of photos, and I’m more than happy to send frequent updates so you can see their little faces, know what they’ve been up to, and feel reassured that they’re happy and well cared for.