Find a sitter for your pet

Viktoriya M, 30

My name is Victoria, and I'll give your pet all the care and love they deserve while you go about your day. I treat every furry guest as my own — keeping track of meals, walks, medications, and making sure they feel warm and loved. With 4+ years of experience, I've cared for senior dogs and even nursed a sick puppy back to health. I know every animal is different and always find the right approach for each one.

Asya A, 26

My name is Asya; I’m a psychologist and I currently live in Tbilisi. Dogs have played an important role in my life for many years. I have extensive experience in looking after dogs, fostering them and helping them settle into new environments. I used to have a dog from a shelter, and I helped her settle in, so I understand very well that some pets need more time, patience and a calm environment. I’ve also had experience fostering Georgian stray dogs and helping them get used to living in a flat and around people. Before each boarding assignment, I try to get to know the dog and its habits in detail. I usually ask the pet’s owners lots of questions: what the dog likes, what it’s afraid of, how it’s used to going for walks, playing and resting, and whether there are any particular health or behavioural issues. It’s important to me to stick as closely as possible to the dog’s usual routine and the family’s recommendations. If necessary, I can administer tablets and other prescribed medication, clean the dog’s eyes, brush the dog and carry out other simple grooming procedures, or train the dog to follow agreed commands. I know how nerve-wracking it is to leave your pet with a stranger, and how difficult it is for the dog itself to find itself in a new place without its loved ones nearby. That’s why I try to ensure that both the dog and its family feel at ease. Every day, I send photos and videos, and tell you how the day is going, how the dog is feeling and what it’s been up to. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Sofiya L, 28

Hi, my name is Sophie. I got into pet sitting through animal volunteering. For over three years, I volunteered with animals in North Africa (Morocco). There, I worked at a shelter that housed over 600 dogs, about 30 horses, and 40 donkeys. Soon after, I rescued two Moroccan dogs from the streets myself and brought them with me to Georgia. I have four pets in total—Pups, a three-legged dog I found on a highway in Adjara; Babush (with the stress on the “u”), a dog from a Moroccan village who only understood Arabic and French; There’s also a little female dog named Larisa—I found her on the Atlantic coast in Morocco—and a mischievous cat named Coco, who once survived near the Marjanishvili metro station and now sleeps on down pillows. My dream is to earn a degree in animal rights and devote myself entirely to animal activism, but for now I simply help street animals as best I can. In my free time, I knit beds and clothes for pets and sell them at charity markets. I’m especially proud that I speak Russian, English, French, a little Arabic, and am currently learning Georgian. I’d be happy to accompany your dog on a walk!

Karolina I, 34

I’ve lived with animals since I was a child—I’ve had cats and dogs. Now I’m the proud owner of two ginger Georgian cats. I love all living creatures (except, perhaps, cockroaches). I used to work as a veterinary assistant, and I still have the skills to provide basic care for animals. I know how to handle difficult animals, including those that are highly anxious or aggressive. I strictly follow the animals’ feeding schedule and do not feed them table scraps.

Eva P, 22

I live with my husband, and we both work from home. So your furry friend will definitely get plenty of time and attention :) We have our own dog; she’s calm and not aggressive. Before the stay, we’ll make sure to introduce them so they get along well later on. I’m a responsible owner, both for my own dog and for others. All your recommendations and requests will be taken into account, because every animal needs its own approach.

Viktoriya G, 26

I work online from home. I love animals and take their care seriously. My family has had three cats and a German Shepherd, and I have also helped friends care for their pets, including cats, hamsters, and dogs such as Toy Poodles and Golden Retrievers. I have provided boarding for Yorkshire Terriers, Dachshunds, Maltese dogs and Huskies. I always follow the owner’s recommendations, keep to the pet’s usual routine, and make sure they feel cared for and comfortable. If needed, I can also carry out simple care procedures or practise agreed commands.

Nadezhda S, 32

I’d be happy to be a loving foster grandma for your pet 🐾 A typical day includes plenty of quality walks — sometimes 10,000–20,000 steps — treats on schedule, lunchtime cuddles, and frequent photo and video updates, so you always know your pet is in safe hands. It’s important to me that the dog never feels abandoned, and that the owner doesn’t feel guilty about going away. If a pet comes home happy and misses me a little during walks, then I know we’ve done everything right. 🥰

Evgeniya E, 27

I’m Zhenya, and animals are a big part of my life. I’m the kind of person who always turns around to look at every wagging tail on a walk. For me, this isn’t just a side job — it’s a chance to spend time with these little sweethearts. Why you can trust me: 🐶 I understand dog behavior and daily care not just in theory, but from real experience. I’ve lived with two very different extremes: a Yorkshire Terrier and a Rottweiler. 🐶 I volunteer with shelter dogs, so I’m used to handling a wide range of temperaments. 🐱 I also have solid experience with cats. I’ve often taken care of friends’ cats and understand the nuances of their care and personalities.

Anna L, 31

Karina K, 24

My name is Karina. I absolutely love cats and would be happy to take care of yours. I work remotely and lead a quiet lifestyle, so I can give your pet my full attention. I’ve looked after cats of all kinds—from very anxious and hyperactive ones to little kittens who needed to finish a course of medication. I know how to connect with them and help them relax during those first few days when they’re still getting used to their new surroundings and missing their owners. I’m always available and will keep you updated, sending you updates, photos, and videos so you can rest easy knowing your pet is in good hands❤️

Aleksandra D, 45

Hello, my name is Alexandra. I’ve been working as a dog sitter since August 2025. Since May 2025, I’ve been walking my neighbors’ dogs as a favor. I love dogs very much and have wanted to have a dog since I was a little girl. When I was eleven, my mom brought home a puppy. My own dog currently lives in St. Petersburg with my father. When my parents travel, we also use boarding services, so I know how important it is to trust the person you leave your dog with. During my time working as a dog sitter, I’ve cared for dogs of various breeds—from toy poodles to Dobermans and Cane Corsos. I live in the Mtatsminda neighborhood and love going for walks, so the dogs and I often hike up the mountain, and it seems they enjoy it too. I’d be happy to meet your dog and take care of them.

Darya Sh, 28

It’s important to me that every pet feels calm, safe and comfortable around me. I pay close attention to each animal’s individual needs and personality. I follow their routines, house rules and your wishes, while carefully monitoring their wellbeing. I want you to be able to go about your plans with peace of mind, knowing that your pet is in caring hands 😌

Mariam Z, 24

I really love animals and enjoy spending time with them. Right now, I have an 8-year-old female Yorkshire Terrier, so I’m very familiar with daily dog care. I’ve also had experience with cats, hamsters, and budgies. I enjoy figuring out how to connect with different animals and taking their personalities and habits into account. When it comes to pet care, the most important thing for me is that the pet feels calm, comfortable, and safe. I always try to stick to the pet’s usual routine and the owner’s recommendations. In my free time, I enjoy photography and drawing, and in general, I love a calm and creative lifestyle. I’d be happy to meet your pet and take care of them while you’re away!

Alina Kh, 23

I work in creative marketing and love photography, travel, and animals. I’m gentle and attentive with pets, helping them feel comfortable while their owners are away. I’m an organised person, so I’ll follow all your pet’s care instructions carefully. My priority is to keep their stress to a minimum, and I’m happy to give both dogs and cats plenty of love and affection :)

Grisha F, 27

My name is Grisha, and I'm 27 years old. I moved to Tbilisi, in the Vake district, with my wife and two guinea pigs. I love dogs, cats, rodents, reptiles, and birds. Over the years, I’ve been the proud owner of rats, hamsters, two small dogs (at the same time), a mutt, a gecko, three cats (at the same time), a stray cat, two satin mice (at the same time), and two guinea pigs (at the same time). I have experience volunteering, caring for friends’ pets, fostering, and fully caring for my friends’ pets. I’ve walked up to 5 dogs at the same time. I live near Mziuri Park in a fairly spacious ground-floor apartment where pets are allowed. I work from home editing videos—no conference calls, planning meetings, or meetups. I dream of having a big dog, but I can’t guarantee it would have the best living conditions just yet.

Aleksandra Ch, 45

Yuliya M, 30

Dayana A, 25

Ever since I was a child, I’ve loved animals with all my heart and soul. I have a cat—my “son”—who is already 15 years old. I’m originally from Kazakhstan and lived in Istanbul for four years. And my cat was with me through all those moves. I’m attentive, ambitious, a quick learner, and knowledgeable about cat psychology. So, if you need a responsible person to look after your cat, please contact me.

Anastasiya K, 26

Hi! My name is Nastya, and animals are a huge part of my life. I truly love dogs and cats, and I treat them with the utmost kindness and care: I always feed stray pets and do my best to help them. I have extensive personal experience fostering pets, and I also have my own adult dog (she’s 4.5 years old, completely non-aggressive, friendly, and gets along great with guests). I don’t just “look after” pets—I truly understand their language and psychology, as I once studied extensively with a professional dog trainer. For me, the most important thing when working with animals is their emotional comfort and safety, which is why I strictly follow all the owners’ recommendations regarding feeding, walks, and daily routines. While your pet is in my care, they can expect not only regular walks and high-quality care, but also genuine warmth, playtime, and attentive treatment—just as if they were a member of the family. I’d be happy to take care of your four-legged friend!

Ekaterina L, 37

Hi! My name is Katya, and I’d love to be a friend to your pet. I live on Novy Boulevard in Batumi and work in IT with a flexible schedule, so I can give your pet time and attention as a daytime sitter or during walks. Pets have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I have a cat who moved to Georgia with me and even traveled to Vietnam with me. Thanks to him, I understand how important a familiar routine, calmness, and a sense of security are for pets, especially when their owner isn’t around. I regularly look after my friends’ cats and dogs, and I love getting to know each pet’s personality. Some want to play, some want longer walks, and for others, it’s enough just to sit nearby and feel that they’re not alone. I pay close attention to the owners’ recommendations and try to maintain the pet’s usual routine. For cats, I bring toys and treats, and for walks with dogs: a leash, water, a bowl, bags, and treats as rewards—we coordinate everything in advance with the owners. It’s important to me that after our time together, your pet is calm, happy, and looking forward to our next meeting, and that you can go about your business without worry, confident that your pet is in good hands. I’m fluent in Russian, Ukrainian, English, and Turkish. I’d love to meet you and your furry friend!

Inga T, 43

It’s important to me that the pet feels calm, safe, and receives attention while its owners are away. I really love spending time with them, especially going for walks. I believe that walks are a very important part of a four-legged friend’s life. I have extensive experience volunteering, helping shelter dogs and abandoned dogs adjust and socialize. I’ve had four dogs of my own, three of which were rescues or strays. I understand that every animal has its own personality, so I try to find an individualized approach and avoid causing them unnecessary stress—and, of course, I always take the owners’ recommendations into account. I’m always available and happy to send photos and videos so that owners can rest assured their pets are doing well.

Anastasiya Z, 19

I love animals very much and always treat them with care and attention. I have two cats at home—a male and a female—so I understand their habits and needs very well. It’s important to me that your pet feels calm and comfortable. I take owners’ recommendations seriously and follow their feeding, walking, and grooming schedules. In my day job, I work as a manicurist, and in my free time, I enjoy spending time with animals. I’d be happy to take care of your pet with the same care and attention I give my own.

Darya P, 30

I really enjoy being around animals. I treat them with warmth and respect, and it’s important to me that the pet feels calm and safe with me. That’s why I try to maintain their usual routine and not disrupt what they’re used to. I pay close attention to the owners’ instructions: feeding, walks, grooming, and medication—I handle everything carefully and without missing a beat. While I’m caring for your pet, I stay in touch, sending photos and short updates so you know how your pet is doing. I usually find it easy to connect with different animals. I don’t rush the interaction and try to respect their boundaries. It’s important to me to understand their state of mind: sometimes they need activity and play, and other times they just need a calm presence nearby. Every animal has its own familiar little world, and I gently step into it for a while, maintaining a sense of stability for them while their owner is away. I’d be happy to take care of your pet and make sure they feel calm and comfortable while you’re away.

Albina G, 40

Hello, I’m Albina. I have extensive experience with animals (cats, dogs, and even horses))—all the cats and dogs I’ve rescued from the streets have found loving homes☺️. I know how to give injections (subcutaneous and intramuscular) and administer pills😎. Right now, I have a female dog named Tsutsa🥰 She’s 2 years old, large but not aggressive at all, and friendly toward other dogs and cats☺️. The three of us live together (not counting the dog)—me, my husband, and my son (11 years old).

Sofiya O, 31

I love animals and don’t eat them; I get along great with cats and dogs. I pay close attention to how my pets express their emotions—it’s always important to me that they feel comfortable. I can either take your furry friends for walks or stay with them.

Yuliya Z, 32

I've lived with cats my whole life, and my current cats have been with me for 9 years. I know and understand that they need not only to be fed, but also to be brushed regularly and played with to maintain their mental and physical health. If I suspect they’re not feeling well, I can take them to a good clinic and provide medical care (pills, drops, etc.). I’ve been volunteering for a year with a project that spays, neuters, and treats cats, so I have a lot of experience interacting with animals of very different temperaments. You could say I’m a pro at feeding and cleaning litter boxes :) I wash my hands thoroughly multiple times a day, so the chance of bringing in anything harmful from outside is minimal. During a visit, I can spend 100% of the time cleaning up after your pet if it’s a 1–2-hour sitting.

Irma O, 32

My name is Irma. I’m originally from Kyiv and now live in Tbilisi, in the Digomi area. Animals have been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember 🐾 I grew up with a Great Dane and a Giant Schnauzer, and now I share my home with a mixed-breed dog from Kakheti and a cat. I’m currently studying to become a dog trainer, so I approach pet care not only with love, but also with professional knowledge. I have experience with large, anxious, energetic, and sensitive animals, and I know how to find the right approach for each one. A few important things to know: — I work remotely, so I spend most of the day at home and can give pets plenty of attention — I carefully follow feeding routines, walks, and monitor the animal’s emotional well-being — I can give injections, administer medication, and handle basic wound care — I speak Ukrainian, Russian, and English Your pet will stay in a calm, home-like environment — exactly the kind of atmosphere animals need when their owner is away.➕ Additional Services Basic medical care (injections, medication, dressings) — +20 GEL per day Individual sessions / behavior modification — +50 GEL per day

Kristina O, 27

🐕 Responsible pet sitter and dog owner. 💻 I work from home, which allows me to provide consistent supervision and attention throughout the day. I follow each owner's instructions regarding feeding, walks, and daily routines. Whether a dog is energetic or more anxious, I focus on creating a safe, calm, and comfortable environment.