I love animals (veggie, aspiring vegan) and will stop to give animals attention where ever I am. I am a full time petsitter/cat-feeder in the Worthing - Goring area. I am canine first aid trained & hold a DBS. Whilst doing drop-ins I will of course put the bins out, collect the post, open/close curtains & water plants etc. I am a very tidy person & treat your home in the respectful way that I would my own. I have now been working as a professional cat sitter and dog walker for over 5 years, although I have been looking after family & friends pets for far longer. I am very experienced with cats - currently having 2 of my own. I am a very active person - I have completed 20+ marathons (Brighton, 3 forts, South Downs, Beachy Head & QE midnight Marathon being some of my favourites) and I’ve been fortunate enough to get a place in RideLondon 100 twice. I am always training for the next marathon in my quest to one day reach the 100 MC. I love running, biking & walking & regularly run with dogs on the South Downs. I'm a car enthusiast & regularly go to Silverstone for small club meetings & National events. I enjoy working on my own cars in my free time. I try and keep my calendar as up to date as possible - but feel free to send me a message if you aren't sure as to my availability. During peak times I may have to block out my diary as I am unable to take on any more bookings. I have lots of recommendations available if you would like to see them (both on here, my business Facebook Page & Trustpilot) & I am always happy to meet & greet new customers and their pets.I am registered as self employed as a sole trader under the name of 'Corals Pet Sitting'. A little about my own pets: I have a cat called "Silverstone" - I found her wandering the corridor of a hotel on my way to Silverstone circuit on a freezing October night. I took her into our hotel room for the night with the hotels permission where she promptly spent the night cuddling up. She was skinny & tiny with very matted fur and starving so I took her to the nearest vets in the morning where she was scanned for a microchip to no avail. The vets kept her & searched for her owner but no one came forward. By this point I was in love and phoned them daily to see if anyone came forward. Eventually they said I could rehome her if i was still interested - 250 miles and 8 hours later I had collected the now named Silverstone and she has now been living with us for almost 5 years and gets bigger & fluffier by the day! August 2018: I have just taken on a new recruit - a female cat called “Luna” with a similar sad story, she is a lovely vocal cat who has a very active personality. Please note on the Pawshake platform I am only taking bookings for local cat sitting in Worthing (I am currently full for dog walks)