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Kelli McCan, our owner, was the Vice President for Endangered Species Foundation for many years, and now works regularly with the SPCA and Humane Society here in the Tampa Bay area. She has her PhD. in Stringed Instruments from Salzburg, Austria, and plays the harp. She is crazy about her kids, and loves spending time with them and her own pets (along with all of yours.) She worked for a dog training company for years, and she and her husband, John, started this business because of their great love of animals. After 1000 clients, there has never been an animal that wasn't crazy about her. John McCan works well with the animals. All of the animals love him, because they sense his inner kindness. He has his Masters in Psychology from Indiana University, and has worked with troubled youth. He was in The Air Force, and enjoys playing the drums, and spending time with their kids! John and Kelli both cover Pinellas, South Tampa, and Citrus Park, but also back up all areas for all of the other employees. |
Meghan Rinda will be helping to cover the South Pinellas area part time. She was born in Massachusetts, and moved to Florida very young and has lived in all areas of Tampa Bay. She attended SPJC. She has a Rhodesian Ridgeback named Gus and two Bearded Dragons, She has had horses most of her life, and competed in jumping classes. She still goes to the Horse Shows as often as she can. She worked for a veterinarian in Treasure Island for years, and currently works for a computer software company. |
| See below the sitters for the Hurricane Info for Pinellas County: |
| Hurricane Info for Pets of Pinellas County: 1. Dunedin Highland Middle School gymnasium, 70 Patricia Avenue, Dunedin 2. Oak Grove Middle School Gymnasium, 1370 S. Belcher Avenue, Clearwater 3. Thurgood Marshall Middle School Gymnasium, 3901 22nd Avenue South, St. Petersburg Registration is mandatory if you wish to use any of these shelters. Spaces fill fast, so download registration forms and find more info at Pinellas County Pet Preparedness or call 727-582-2150. People should bring their pet carriers, leashes, food and water bowls and current Pinellas County license and rabies vaccination record. In case of an emergency, not all pet-friendly shelters may open, so check with the county before heading out your door. Note: Pinellas Co. Animal Services is seeking volunteers who can transport the pets of special needs residents who evacuate during emergencies. If you can help, please call Greg Andrews at 727-582-2623. |