Steph's TLC Pet Sitting, LLC is owned and operated by Stephanie Brobeil. It's important to know who will be looking after the welfare of your pet(s); and understand why Stephanie is uniquely qualified to care for your best non-human friends. Stephanie has had, and loved, all kinds of animals throughout her life. But that wasn't enough for her. For the past 15-years she has volunteered at the Pet Pal Animal Shelter of St. Petersburg(R), a "no-kill" shelter in Florida.
Every Saturday morning she can be found there caring for all kinds of animals. She doesn't do the "pretty" work. She does the important, dirty jobs necessary to properly care for the animals. She prefers to be "hands-on". She has extensive experience with pet sitting services, and pet walking services. She takes care of dogs, cats, ferrets, birds, and other animals.
In addition to her professional experience, she has 6 dogs of various breeds and mixtures, and 6 birds - a Blue & Gold Macaw and 5 Cockatiels. At present, she doesn't have any cats because of the number of birds in her family.
Every Saturday morning she can be found there caring for all kinds of animals. She doesn't do the "pretty" work. She does the important, dirty jobs necessary to properly care for the animals. She prefers to be "hands-on". She has extensive experience with pet sitting services, and pet walking services. She takes care of dogs, cats, ferrets, birds, and other animals.
In addition to her professional experience, she has 6 dogs of various breeds and mixtures, and 6 birds - a Blue & Gold Macaw and 5 Cockatiels. At present, she doesn't have any cats because of the number of birds in her family.
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There is a serious problem in this Country with the number of unwanted, unloved pets.
Many of these animals are feral, while others languish in animal control kennels hoping for an adoption before the executioner comes.
While there are many under-supported "no kill" shelters, both publicly supported and privately managed shelters are overwhelmed by the number of pets coming into their facilities.
You can help.
2. Consider adopting a pet from your local animal control or privately managed "no kill" shelter.
Many of these animals are feral, while others languish in animal control kennels hoping for an adoption before the executioner comes.
While there are many under-supported "no kill" shelters, both publicly supported and privately managed shelters are overwhelmed by the number of pets coming into their facilities.
You can help.
2. Consider adopting a pet from your local animal control or privately managed "no kill" shelter.
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