Chandler Pet Sitters 

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TLC Pet Sitters verifies references and performs background checks on all of our Chandler house and pet sitters through a leading national service, so that you don’t have to! Here is some information our Chandler Pet Sitters. We provide pet sitting in these zip codes: 85226, 85224, 85225,85286,85248, and 85248.

TLC’s Chandler pet sitters are dedicated, patient, mature, responsible, and reliable adults who have a sincere desire to work with people and animals. Our Chandler house and pet sitters have maintain strong relationships with our clients by displaying a professional and friendly appearance when interacting with them.

Jenny Ngo is a pet sitter/house sitter living in Gilbert, Arizona. She completed her master’s degree in Social Work at Arizona State University in May 2023. She is originally from Southern California but has been living in Arizona for about 8 years. Jenny works for the Maricopa County Crisis Hotline as a hotline specialist and intends to get her licensure to be an LMSW. She currently lives with her family with no pets at this time. She is looking to fill this void (animals at home) and care for other people’s pets just as she owns them. Jenny has been living vicariously through her older sister who has two dogs that she occasionally pet sits for, one of them having Valley Fever who she has learned to provide oral medication. She has a history of working with animals thanks to the trust of family and friends who would ask her to petsit for them. She recently completed an internship during her graduate school program with ASU as a veterinary social work intern at 1st Pet Veterinary Centers and is Fear Free certified. Jenny being Fear Free certified means she will observe a pet’s behavior and strictly avoids doing any kind of action that can invoke fear in your beloved pet. Jenny naturally loves animals since she was little and was always drawn to understanding the relationships between pets and humans. Through her experience as a veterinary social work intern, she has understood how impactful pets can bring joy to lives. Jenny has experience working with small to medium-sized dogs, providing oral medication to dogs with Valley Fever, feeding fish, and working with cats (friendly or shy). Jenny’s pet/house sits in Gilbert, Chandler, and Tempe.

Max Frontino is a pet sitter in the Chandler area. He currently works at Phoenix Children's Hospital as an Ophthalmology Technician, and Doctors scribe. He has one cat and two cats. Growing up he was lucky enough to be around horses and be on a ranch for the better part of 15 years living in Santa Fe New Mexico. For many years he has been the pet sitter for family, friends, and coworkers. Having worked in the medical industry I'm very familiar with various medications, injections, and procedures, as well as understanding the importance of proper timely medical care, animals or humans. He can't imagine a world without animals They are more than just pets, or animals, they are family. He has experience with Dogs, Cats, Birds, and Lizards. Max will be petting in Chandler and Gilbert.

Bailey Buchanan is an Arizona native and a recent University of Arizona, graduate. She attended the University of Arizona for both her undergraduate and graduate careers in biomedical engineering. Bailey has always had a love for pets since growing up with 4 dogs at a young age. Due to this, while attending college Bailey worked as a pet sitter for another company based out of Tucson. With this, she has experience with pet visits for a variety of cat and dog breeds. Bailey also has experience administering oral medication to dogs. Bailey is excited to work with more pets and pet sit in Tempe, Chandler, and Mesa.

Nancy lived in El Paso, Texas, before moving to Chandler ten years ago. She has master’s degree in Education, taught middle school students, and has raised a family that always included pets --mainly cats and one German Shepherd that delivered 10 puppies one Christmas Eve. At present, she has three older cats: Lenny was one of her first Phoenix foster kittens, and Coffee and Mora came with her from El Paso as kittens. Since retiring and moving to Arizona, Nancy has had more free time to help with animal groups. She has fostered baby kittens and cats, worked with TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) programs through the Animal Welfare League, and has helped with adoptions. Nancy has also served as both a house and pet sitter for her friends and family. Her love of, and dedication to animals makes her thoughtful and thorough with the care of any animal. Nancy has completed training in pet CPR and first aid.

Molly recently returned to Tempe after a 30-year trek across the country. She has a master’s degree in Healthcare Administration, with a focus on Long Term Care and for the past two years she has been assisting her mother full time, including the care of her mom’s 7 cats! Molly is familiar with insulin injections, as well as other medication regimes. Prior to becoming a Cat Lady, Molly was a dog person. She raised four German Shepherds over the past 20 years, and believes big dogs need to be good citizens, and enjoyed training her dogs to be just that. In addition to her German Shepherds, Molly has had a Toy Poodle, a West Highland Terrier, and a Jack Russell/Beagle mix. Gerbils and hamsters were also a staple in her childhood home, as well as about a million kittens. Molly learned about dog training through obedience classes and from books and has been a pet sitter for her friends and family for over 20 years. She believes pets are like children--they are part of the family—and as such, they are lifelong commitments that will provide you with unwavering love and companionship and the need to be loved back.

Kimberly has always had a love for animals. She currently has two dogs, a horse and a cat. She says that although she doesn’t consider Fleetwood, her horse, a pet, “he is my teacher and training partner.” Kimberly’s cat, who was once a feral cat that hung around outside, never letting anyone close, decided one day to jump up on Kimberly’s lap, and has been part of the family ever since. Her two dogs are both rescue dogs - a long-hair Chihuahua and a 30-pound Pomeranian. Friends and family have entrusted their beloved pets to her care because she treats them as her own. Kimberly finds that being able to assist pet owners with their pet sitting or dog walking needs is a great reward, and she enjoys being around all types of animals. 

Although Amy grew up in a suburb of Washington DC, she has lived in Tempe, Arizona for 35 years. As the semi-retired business owner of a screen printing business, Amy pursued pet sitting as a natural solution to her desire for a more joyful and fulfilling career path. Her family lightheartedly refers to Amy as “the pet whisperer,” as she inspires near-instant loyalty from any animal that comes into their home. Amy’s family has two dogs --a black Lab named Crash and a Maltipoo named Missy, and three cats -- Sam, Bob and Obiwan. Over the years, Amy and her family have also cared for hamsters and ferrets. Amy amazes her husband with her knowledge of dog breeds and her compassion for all animals. Before joining the TLC team, Amy did occasional pet sitting for friends, who recommended her to their friends. She has also worked with animals needing injections and special diets. Amy looks forward to providing your pet with all the affection and attention they deserve

Angela was born and raised in Wisconsin, but moved to Arizona nearly 20 years ago, leaving the brutal winters behind.  She grew up with dogs as a child but quickly added cats into the mix after finding stray kittens and bringing them home to her parents.Once she was old enough she began volunteering with animal rescue groups, first as a caregiver and most recently as an adoption counselor and foster parent. Through her fostering and care of her own animals she has significant experience working with injured and sick animals and administering various medications, and is always there to provide love and companionship to all furry critters. She looks forward to meeting your pet and providing them with the extra “TLC” that they deserve while you are away. 

Jessica is originally from Nebraska and moved to Arizona nearly 10 years ago. She has been in the healthcare field for almost 20 years, and is currently working as an X-ray Technologist. Jessica grew up with cats and dogs her entire life, and today, she and her family have 4 dogs that she considers part of the family. She is very compassionate and caring, and her healthcare experience has helped prepare her for any situation. Jessica looks forward to bringing her lifetime of pet-care experience as well as her caring spirit and medical skills as she gives your pets the best love and care they can get.

Hi! My name is Megan Commito and I am a Arizona native, if you can believe it! I have been a teacher for the past 24 years and specifically a hospital teacher the last 13 years. I now teach college courses online while I homeschool my daughter.

I have been a “pet person” my whole life and not only did I grow up with both cats and dogs, but I think I brought my first rescue pup home at age 7!  have been involved in rescue for over 30 years and have 5 rescue dogs and 3 rescue cats of my own. Sampson, Scruffy and Yodi are all mixed breeds that came out of the pound and are considered “senior” dogs and Bernie and Lulu are both doodle mixes and are our young pups. Enzo, Indie and Ollie are our three cats, also all rescues, and each with their own fun and funny personalities.

My friends and family call me an animal whisperer. I just really love all creatures and feel a special connection with them. I pride myself in using calm energy to comfort animals that may be frightened, overexcited or have experienced trauma. I love meeting new furry friends and look forward to pet sitting in the Ahwatukee, Chandler and Tempe area.

Deanna has volunteered with rescue organizations since 2006. Deanna ran the adoption program at PetSmart for a local shelter and a rehabilitation program for inmates, allowing them to care for cats, kittens, and dogs from the shelter. She has fostered bottle babies, injured and ill cats, and can give oral meds and injections. Deanna is also a pet sitter for friends and family.

She is the mother of four rescue cats: Squeaky, Percy, Pia, and Kea. She also owned a rescued black lab named Sam and a greyhound (straight from the track) named Dakota. She is the “go-to” person for animal advice – fondly known to her friends and family as the crazy cat lady.

I grew up with a dog and have been a 'mom' to several cats over the years. My current family consists of 6 cats who have been adopted from local shelters. I would love to have a dog but my 6 cats have 'vetoed' that idea so I get my 'dog fix' by walking dogs for the last 15 years at the AZ Animal Welfare League. In addition, I spend time with cats at a Kitty Cafe as a volunteer for the rescue group – Saving One Life. I've done some pet sitting for neighbors and friends taking care of both cats and dogs.

In the past, I've worked as a part-time vet assistant and as an Adoptions Counselor for the AZ Humane Society. These experiences have given me the ability to administer medications and injections and to interact with dogs of all sizes and behavior traits.

I walk dogs and pet sit for cats and dogs in Tempe, Mesa, and Chandler.

Sarah was born and raised in rural Iowa before moving to the East Valley over 15 years ago. Growing up on a farm, she was always surrounded by animals. She has a soft spot for rescue dogs and is the unofficial pet sitter for friends and family. She has experience with cats, senior dogs and injectable medications. She is excited to be able to help care for your pets while you are away in Chandler and Gilbert.

Kristen Kidney is an Arizona native. She was born in Scottsdale, AZ, and moved to Chandler, AZ when she was a little girl. She is currently studying Business with a concentration in communications as a senior at W.P Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. Her family has 2 pups, an Old English Sheepdog (2) and a Shih Tzu (12) that she rescued from her previous job. Growing up, she has always been around animals. Her family used to have 3 red-eared slider aquatic turtles, 3 bearded dragons, 2 guinea pigs, 2 cats, 3 hermit crabs, a garter snake, and 3 dogs! She has tons of animal experience just from living at home and from her veterinary experience. Kristen spent 2 years working at Arizona Avenue Animal Clinic where she was cross-trained in all 3 positions that were offered. She worked as a Veterinary Assistant, Boarding Technician, and Client Service Representative. She administered oral medications, and subcutaneous fluids, started IVs, took blood draws, and fecal samples, gave vaccines, and injections, assisting during surgery, post-op care, and physical therapy for pets who have undergone surgery. She has worked with pretty much every dog breeds under the sun and has loved every second of it. Kristen also has experience working with larger animals such as horses. She previously volunteered to work at a boarding stable and cared for over 30 horses each morning. She would muck stalls, feed, bathed, water, and exercise all of the horses. Kristen is very comfortable with all sorts of animals including reptiles. Kristen sits in Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa.

Ariel was born in Minnesota, but has lived most of her life in Arizona. She received her BS in Biological Sciences from ASU in 2014, and works for Maricopa County full time. She is the mother of two dogs: eight year old Charlie (chihuahua) and five year old Gatsby (min pin). Ariel has always had a love and passion for animals, and has worked with a wide range of species, including dogs, cats, snakes, iguanas, turtles, birds, horses, rabbits, rats, guinea pigs, chinchillas, mice, hamsters, ferrets, sugar gliders, and fish! She has worked in animal shelters, boarding facilities, and pet sitting, and as such, is very familiar with dog and cat behaviors. Having previously worked with various rescue animals she knows that many animals can still be in recovery. She moves at their own pace and is very understanding of their needs, and is comfortable with all ages and sizes of pets.