As this is my first post on this brand new blog, I thought it'd be a good idea to introduce myself, and Pawsitively Pets.
I'm Lottie, I live with my two dalmatians; Takara and Bubble, my six fancy rats; Millie, Molly, Mavis, Mary, Mindy and Maisie and my hamster; Daisy. Plus whatever foster dog or cat we may have staying with us at the time (currently little Timmi from Rain Rescue).
I founded Pawsitively Pets through a genuine love of animals and empathy with people. My first dog was a very difficult dog and I got into dog training through her. As I saw more and more people having the same difficulties and quickly losing their bond with their dogs, and heard about some of the less reputable dog trainers out there, making these problems even worse, I decided I wanted to help other people to become friends with their dogs again.
In addition, I discovered a whole world of people having difficulties getting pet food supplies due to disability, lack of transport etc. Being disabled myself, I know how difficult it can make life so decided that alongside the dog training I could offer a free pet food delivery service in the local area to those struggling to get out.
This has now grown through word of mouth and we now have a few national customers as well as a large client base in South Yorkshire.
But who are we?
The team at Pawsitively Pets consists of three full time members - myself (Lottie), Takara and Bubble (the dallies!) and our part time volunteer who helps at classes, Jacqui.
Takara and Bubble are almost always present on delivery rounds unless it's too hot for them to be comfortable in the car, and often come out to greet customers.
Jacqui first became involved with Pawsitively Pets when she brought her pup to the classes, then later began to volunteer at classes and has become a great support.
So now that I've introduced us all, and given you an idea of what we're all about, keep an eye out for our future entries - there's no stopping me now!
You can also find us at:
www.pawsitivelypets.co.uk
www.facebook.com/PawsitivelyPetsUK
or follow us on twitter: PawsitivelyPets
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