About Sarah

In addition I am a rescue dog driver for Project Freedom Ride. Once or twice a month I drive up to 28 rescue cats and dogs to their new families across the country. During the trip I make sure they are fed, watered, and walked as needed, as well as respond to any emergency that occurs. It's absolutely my dream job, but it also leaves me with lots of off time throughout the month. At my previous house we had seven critters, ranging from a 16-year-old cat and 12-year-old, 100 pound golden lab, and 4-year-old pittie pound puppy to an eight week, maybe five pound rescue pup, a Persian, Siamese, and a short hair kitty between one and 8 years old, and from the shelter. My oldest pup has epilepsy that requires twice daily medication, most of our critters are on supplements, so unfortunately I've had to become comfortable with giving medication and staying calm in emergencies. With the size, age, and energy range of my critters I'm able to adjust to short strolls or faster hikes.