| Kissimmee - Orlando |



| Sarah Fox lives in Kissimmee and works in Orlando. She will be covering Kissimmee, Celebration, Lake Buena Vista, and up to Downtown Orlando. She has three dogs, and has cared for hampsters/gerbils, horses, fish, lizards and a quaker parrot, as well as our clent's dogs and cats. With High Tail It, she will be volunteering for ASPCA and The Humane Society. She was the first hired for the Orlando area, and we are so glad to have her. She is quite comfortable handling pets of all shapes and sizes and looks forward to taking care of yours! |
| Yes, we are FINALLY in the Orlando area!!! Many of our clients have asked us for years when, and we wanted to make sure we found the best Pet Sitters to make it possible, to take care of our clients in Orange and Osceola Counties. As you can see, we have hired some FANTASTIC sitters in Orlando areas, with TONS of experience! Heading to "The Parks" for the day? Call us to take care of Rover so you can enjoy yourself, without worrying about rushing back to the hotel to take care of him! See below to find out which sitter covers YOUR area! |
| Call today at: 407- 459-2137 |

| Gina Hidalgo is bilingual (Spanish) and will be covering Kissimmee to Ocoee. She has a Scottish Terrier, a Puggle and a Map Turtle. Gina has worked with animals at a local pet motel and has been responsible for looking after dogs,cats, birds, guinea pigs, hamsters, turtles and sugar gliders. She has been in the Orlando/ Kissimmee area for over a decade and knows her area very well. She also volunteers for the City of Kissimmee as a canine foster. Nothing makes her happier than being able to say she took part in finding a dog a happy home. Gina is super excited to be on our team and is looking forward to providing exceptional and loving care to every pet. |

| Under the sitters info, find the Hurricane Info for Orange, and Osceola Counties. |
| Hurricane info for Pets: Below, we've tried to provide you with as much information as possible. We've listed pet-friendly shelters for each county, if any, area pet-friendly motels and hotels, if any, and we've linked to each county's emergency management Web page, if they have one. Orange County County officials tell us they will have at least two pet-friendly shelters, but may not use the same locations this year they used last year. In case evacuation becomes necessary, they recommend people call the Citizen's Information Line at 407-836-3111 which will provide the latest info and shelter locations. Pre-registration will not be required. Note: Not knowing where you'll be able to go with your pet until the very last minute is poor planning on everyone's part. Please engage a Plan B if you live in this county, to ensure the safety of you and your pet prior to a storm, not when it's bearing down on your neighborhood. Osceola County Officials tell us "the plan" is for pet guardians to contact animal control at 407-343-7101 to pick up and shelter pets during emergencies. This option separates you from your pet; you would be better to take your pet and get out of town. The above Web site is slow to load. |

| Susie Caudell will be covering downtown Orlando and helping with Kissimmee, Celebration, and Lake Nona. She lots of experience with a variety of animals. She was raised in Texas and has worked with dogs, cats, rabbits, horses, deer, hamsters and guinea pigs, birds, spiders, and even mice and rats. She treats all animals like a friend and is very dedicated to her work |