Adam and I are partners in life and business. We run a creative consulatncy and coaching business togeter, working from home most of the time. He works as a multi-disciplinary creative leader, agent and client side, while I am a life leadership coach predominantly working with late identified autistic females. 

Until recently we shared our lives with the sweetest fur baby, our greyhound Biscuit ❤️ We had to say goodbye to her last Christmas after a stroke. 

Adam and I are both the mother hen type when it comes to fur babies. We don’t take the responsibility lightly and we shower them with love whenever they’ll have it. We both have lifelong experience with having various pets, from birds to hamsters to cats to dogs. 

The furry loves of my life, besides Biscuit were my rescue cats, Suki and Phoebe. All three still own my heart, many years later. Phoebe used to sleep on my chest, and Suki had the fluffiest tummy to put your face in. They were my babies ❤️

I’ve pet sat many times before joining pet sitting paltforms. One was Tibby, a friend’s very shy cat, and it went exceptionally well. It took a full day for her to come out of her carrier box, that’s how shy she is. By the end of the week she slept in my bed - cuddled up in my arms ❤️ Heart-melting!

I also cat-sat another friend’s fur babies for a few days in their home. Lilly and Sid were both rescue cats, one very cuddly, the other a bit more reserved. Both observed my every step to make sure I do everything correctly, and of course there were many purry cuddles between feeding times.

Before that I watched our neighbours' beautiful cats in Edinbrugh West End a number of times. Floyd and Kingston lived just upstairs form me with their two humans. Sometimes they'd explore the staircase and meow at my own two cats through the door :) Both were very easy to care for, shy but curious. I had some lovely cuddles with them, sitting on the window seat, watching the world go by ❤️