... has been working as a pet sitter in the Nunn Better family for over seven years. He's taken care of almost everything from dogs, cats and birds to chickens, giant tortoises and chinchillas (many more friendly critters too). Even the shyest of the shy want to be friends with Adam after a few visits. That said, his specialty is the 'tough jobs,' like walking two 140 pound labs that pull (in the opposite direction), or lifting big dogs with hip problems so they can walk. Adam is always ready to learn new ways to medicate animals. He's skilled at giving pills to unwilling cats, quick and efficient with insulin injections and recently learned how to deliver medication through a nebulizer for a bunny. When not caring for animals, Adam is searching for a publisher for his fiction.

... Although the name is exotic (1/2 Egyptian), Aliaa is as American as apple pie. She believes that animals are good for the soul; therefore, she loves all of them. However, there is a special place in her heart for horses (you guessed it, with a history of Arabians) and cats. She understands that the animals are like children; therefore, she is grateful and honored to be a pet sitter and welcomed into your home. Currently, she is attending college for a baccalaureate degree, and she enjoys hiking and arts and culture.

... Aubrey is one of Nunn Better's youngest pet sitters, yet she has been with the company almost the longest! As a pet sitter for almost 9 years now, she most definitely has the experience and talent it takes to work with animals. Aubrey has grown up in Tucson and attended the University of Arizona where she earned a degree in both Veterinary Sciences and Psychology. Throughout college, she also worked as a dog trainer for PetsMart and gained a wealth of knowledge and experience in dog behavior. Aubrey continues to use her education, skills, and talent on a daily basis as she cares for and trains the furry 'clients' of Nunn Better.

... Audrey S. is a confirmed animal geek, which is why she loves pet sitting. A Tucson native and UofA graduate, her first forays into animal care included two years as the shelter manager for a no-kill cat rescue in California and four years as a volunteer with greyhound rescue. Over the years, she has cared for mice, gerbils, bunnies, turtles, fish, horses, pigs, cats, dogs, and on one memorable occasion, an iguana escape artist. In addition to pet sitting, Audrey runs her own business, which provides administrative services to fiction authors and personal computer instruction to seniors. Her own adopted family includes a tuxedo cat with attitude and a Rottie mix with a heart of gold.

... grew up in Florida and New York City. Moved to Tucson over 5 years ago. In my other life I was a Medical Administrator for a three physician Neurosurgical practice. I grew up with a cocker spaniel that my uncle had shipped up from Florida named Dibby. I also had cats, dogs, birds, hamsters, gerbils and fish. So with all that said my love for animals go way back. I presently own two cats, Molly and Devil (it was not his real name but when my husband first met him he was a "Devil", so the name has stuck) Animals love you unconditionally and I am so happy that I am able to care for them in any capacity. If it was up to me I would take in as many animals as I could that is why working for Nunn Better is so perfect for me as it has given me the opportunity to care for cats, dogs and birds and to be able to give them the attention, caring, loving and the playfulness that they need in their owners absence and it also fills my need to be a surrogate Mother/friend to some of these animals.

... is an Ohio native who chose sunny Tucson more than 25 years ago. Her background is in education and social work, with a career as a probation officer. Now in her second career as a pet sitter, Carol specializes in cats and small dogs and volunteers as a dog walker at the Humane Society. She has shared her life with many cats – Blanca and Noir, Montreaux and Smokey, Flash – and is presently the mother of Nairobi, who was adopted from the Hermitage, and Jasper, whose owner was killed. Carol has been involved with Big Brothers/Big Sisters for over 20 years, and her Little Sister, Kimberly, with whom she was matched when Kim was nine years old, is now 26 years old and has a four year-old daughter.

... is truly a care-giver and nurturer by nature, as both a pet sitter and a kindergarten teacher. She is our most experienced pet sitter – right after Seneca and her Mom, and has been with them for more than 10 years and 3 businesses. All her regular clients ask for her by name and know that she cares about her ‘foster’ pets as though they were her own. She tried to retire from pet sitting a couple of years ago, but simply couldn’t stay away … lucky for us and your pets. Her own pet family includes several rescued cats and a Jack Russell terrier named Joey.

... moved her 6 years ago from Wisconsin and before that Florida,where she has lived most of her adult life. Started pet sitting here in Tucson but has had animals in her life. She and Rob moved here with two kitties and then found another kitten on their windowsill New Years Eve here a few years ago and adopted her. Freya has been a professional actress and singer for over 20 years and worked for the Walt Disney Company in Florida as a cast member and toured the United States in several musical theatre shows. She and Rob have three kitties, Hale- Bopp, Alamo and PC. She enjoys being a pet sitter. Born in Canada and raised in Richmond/Louisville,KY and she attended a performing arts high school and the University Of Louisville.

... moved to Tucson from Southern California about 5 years ago looking for a slower paced, more relaxed lifestyle. After working for many years as a graphic designer/prepress technician in the printing industry, he decided he wanted to work with animals and went back to school to learn pet grooming. With diploma in hand he went to work for a mobile pet grooming company. Greg met Seneca at a local pet event and soon started grooming her dogs, which eventually led to him becoming a Nunn Better pet sitter. His compassion and love of animals is evident the moment you meet him. Greg always wanted to learn to ride horses and when he found out Seneca was an expert horseperson (cowgirl) he asked her for lessons. She agreed and taught him to ride. Now every chance Greg gets he's ready for a trail ride. As far as the slower pace he moved here for, Greg couldn't be busier, in addition to being a pet sitter and mobile groomer, he is also a licensed real estate agent with Long Realty and recently started a silkscreen printing business with a friend. Greg's pet family is an 8-year-old chocolate standard poodle named Piper

...is a Wisconsin native who moved to Tucson at the age of 18 to attend college. In December of 2010, Jane graduated from the University of Arizona with a BS in Retailing and Consumer Sciences and a double minor in Animal Sciences and Business Administration. Growing up, she always had a love of animals. She began taking horseback riding lessons at the age of twelve, and currently hits the trails every week with Seneca! She also had a love of dogs from birth - growing up, her first best friend was her family's Airedale Terrier. He would let her sleep in his bed with him and ride on his back! She is currently employed full-time in the pet retail industry, and loves talking to people about their animals and finding products to keep their pets healthy, happy, and spoiled! She is the proud owner of three Basset Hounds: Toby, Oliver, and Chloe. She also owns one VERY talkative cat, Luna. Jane believes that pets are family, and would love to treats your pets like her own family!

... enjoys hanging out with pets because they all have unique personalities and bring smiles and laughter to her day. A lifelong pet lover and a long-time client, she put on a new hat as an official pet sitter. Pet sitting has been the perfect complement to her home-based internet business as it gets her out of the office and active. Janet cares for people too when she volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House Family Room at UMC. But her heart really belongs to Wiggles, Libby and Cami – three lively dachshunds who share her life.

... has lived and worked on three continents and one tropical island, always in the company of a beloved cat or two. Her occupational background runs the gamut from legal assistant to theater production manager to professional crab catcher to child and family therapist and, most recently, academic advisor at the U of A. Now in semi-retirement, she has made the switch from very satisfied customer of Nunn Better to very satisfied service provider for Nunn Better. She loves caring for cats, continues to develop her knowledge and a deep appreciation of dogs, and in her spare time enjoys volunteering at the Arizona Greyhound Rescue kennel.

... is Seneca’s Mom and has also been a pet care provider for most of her life. Dogs, cats, horses, tortoises, birds - you name it, and she knows what to do. An RN by profession, Linda still works full-time in a residential care facility and brings her nursing experience to special needs pets as well. If one of our sitters needs help with medicating a difficult pet, we send in the big gun – Linda does not let them get away with bad behavior! Her pet family includes Sumo (a BIG kitty, as you might imagine!), Miss Kitty and Sam, a Shepherd mix.

... is a Tucson native who loves spending her days surrounded by fuzzy critters. Aside from being a pet sitter, she also works at a small veterinary clinic and volunteers as a foster for the Humane Society. Liz loves spending time with all of the furkids she takes care of, and she has a special talent for making shy kitties feel comfortable and at ease. At home she shares her life with a German Shepherd-Heeler mix named Aspen, three large & loving felines (her boys), and a talkative African Gray parrot. When she's not working or volunteering, she's performing on stage as the lead vocalist in local folk rock group The Long Wait.

... has a heart for animals…all animals…. and caring for them is a passion of hers. She has 4 cats of her own and at one time, had 2 dogs, 5 cats and a very noisy Parrot. All of her animals were special needs rescues requiring a strict regime of subcutaneous fluids, various injections, meds for Valley Fever and Tick Fever, and the list goes on. She honed her skills giving medication on her own animals and then became a veterinary technician. She also did animal rescue for 2 years and then went to school in California and got certified as a holistic small animal massage therapist. In addition to pet sitting for Nunn Better, Lori works at a local company purchasing and planning parts for submarines! Needless to say, she is very diverse! If you want a highly compassionate and reliable sitter, Lori is the sitter for you!

... is a Tucson native currently studying Animal Sciences at the University of Arizona. She has worked with animals for 10 years and has loved every minute of it! Morgan has followed her passion for animals from California to the White Mountains and back to Tucson again. She loves the animals she works with unconditionally and always looks forward to meeting a new furry friend! Locally she has volunteered with the Humane Society, the Reid Park Zoo, and the Foundation for Animals in Risk. In her spare time she loves to play with her own family: Copper, an Anatolian Shepherd and Nacho, a tabby cat.

... truly enjoys taking care of our client's 'children' while they are away. Working as an independent contractor with Nunn Better and at her primary job as a personal assistant, it allows her the opportunity to travel which she loves to do. Paula & her husband have had several animals including dogs, cats, birds, rabbits and horses. They currently have two cats, Pumkin and Jeorg currently in control of their household. Paula also volunteers at Casa de los Gatos.

... is an east coast transplant who has been a horse lover since birth. From the age of five she has devoted her life to riding, and as an adult she has bred, trained, and shown dressage and eventing horses. She also raised cattle, sheep and chickens on her farm in rural Bucks County, PA, as well as running a horse boarding facility and an historical bed & breakfast. Triesta has also bred and shown Samoyeds and served as the Vice President of the Delaware Valley Samoyed Rescue for four years. She has rehabilitated everything from injured red tailed hawks to orphaned white tail deer both here and ‘back east’. A Tucson resident for 10 years now, she continues her love affair with all types of animals. She and her family live with 4 horses, three dogs, a goat named Amos, a 600 pound boar and a much loved Siamese cat!