Literally, a life as a pet’s sister ❤️

Hi! I'm Bianka Dara, 27 years old and I'm an exchange student in Dublin. 

I've always loved animals, especially dogs, horses and marine animals. And luckily I've always hás animals at home: dogs, cats and turtles (and a few free birds in the yard). 

I adopted her when it was a puppy and I was at university, but when I moved to Dublin it stayed with my mother, where it continues to be very loved and well looked after. 

I've already done some voluntary work as a vet assistant, so I know how to administer vaccines/injections and medicines, and how to bandage wounds. 

The house I live in today doesn't allow animals, but as I live near the Phoenix Park and close to many green parks, I always find a few dogs on the streets during their walks. 

The option of pet sister is to supplement my income with something I love and I know I'm competent to do the job.

Study from 1pm to 5 pm, monday to thursday. So, I have mornings and evening free from monday to thursday. And friday, saturday and sunday are completely free. I'd take care of it like it was mine, or better yet, like I took care of my own dog back in Brazil. With lots of love and attention, fresh water and food, daily walks (considering the dog's energy levels), and being attentive to its needs. My experience with pets spans my entire life, as I have always had animals such as dogs, fish, cats, chickens, and turtles. I also volunteered as a veterinary assistant. Therefore, I am highly committed to general care and proficient in specific tasks, including vaccinations/injections, administering oral medications, bathing, and more. I do not work from my home due to the landlord's requirements. I am not permitted to bring pets into the house.