| Licensed Bonded Insured |
| About Fynn |
The shelter taught me something very important: many people are forced to surrender
their pets because they just don't have enough time to care for the fur kids. It's becoming
a common occurrence, especially during times of economic downturn, when people have
to work longer hours just to make ends meet. Dogs turn destructive, cats begin to act out,
and soon it's more than their human parents can cope with.
I pledge to do my best to help you and your fur kids BEFORE things get desperate. I'm
not going to mince words: it is an extra expense to have a pet professional, but the
benefits outweigh the cost. In addition, I will try to find a way to make my services as
affordable as possible so that your pet receives the best care possible.
You are welcome to email me if you have any questions. In addition, if I don't serve your
area, please contact me so that I can refer you to a wonderful colleague who will provide
the same excellent level of care.
Yours for the love of dog (and cat --and more),
Kasey "Fynn" Aesery
I have been taking care of animals of all shapes and sizes
for about as long as I can remember. I was raised in the
Mojave desert and had a myriad of animals (horses,
chickens, cats, dogs, ducks, rats, snakes --you name it, I've
probably taken care of it). I began my professional career in
1998 and still have contact with even my earliest clients.
After I relocated to Washington, I discovered a new calling
that was still not far from my greatest love. I began
volunteering at a local no-kill animal shelter and was soon
hired full time, starting out as an adoption counselor. This
one-on-one experience with a variety of cats and dogs with
differing personalities only continued to fuel my love for
animals.
for about as long as I can remember. I was raised in the
Mojave desert and had a myriad of animals (horses,
chickens, cats, dogs, ducks, rats, snakes --you name it, I've
probably taken care of it). I began my professional career in
1998 and still have contact with even my earliest clients.
After I relocated to Washington, I discovered a new calling
that was still not far from my greatest love. I began
volunteering at a local no-kill animal shelter and was soon
hired full time, starting out as an adoption counselor. This
one-on-one experience with a variety of cats and dogs with
differing personalities only continued to fuel my love for
animals.
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