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How It All Started

The owner has devoted much of her adult life to rescuing and rehabilitating domestic and wild animals. To enhance her care for them, she trained as a veterinary technician, applying her skills to ensure their well-being.

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She furthered her expertise by becoming a Fear Free Certified professional and completing courses in animal psychology and feline behavioral health. Growing up on a ranch, she always had a deep love for animals, finding joy and fulfillment in tending to them.

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In 1997, she began pet sitting when a veterinary client needed someone to care for an insulin-dependent diabetic cat during an emergency. She enjoyed the experience so much that she expanded her pet sitting services to others in her community.​

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As the pet sitting business grew more popular, her daughter joined began assisting with visits during busy seasons and helping with administrative tasks and moral support.

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We find this work incredibly rewarding and intend to continue as long as there is a need for pet sitters. Our goal is to provide reliable and compassionate care for all animals, ensuring their well-being and happiness, which brings joy and purpose to our lives.

Meet Tess

Tess Webb the owner of Loving Arms Pet Sitting and her trust Rotweiler service dog

Animals are fascinating beings with their own little quirks and personalities. Although each are unique, pets are always ready to provide us with unconditional love (well on the condition of a treat or two maybe).

 

My mission is to give your beloved companion the best care possible, making sure they feel comfortable and content during my visits.​When I take on the role of caring for a pet, they become a part of my extended fur-family. I shower them with genuine love and compassion, treating them as if they were my own adorable bunch. 

 

By creating a nurturing environment and attending to their every need, I strive to build a bond of trust with each animal in my care. It's an absolute delight to see them thrive and bring happiness to their owners' lives.​

 

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